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Installed a 7" cheapo windshield on my 2014 SGS that I purchased on EBAY for about $30.00, because I still wanted to use my HD tri-pouch bag and figured that a 8 1/2" Klock Werks windshield would be too tall for me.
Well the thing sucks. The extra 2" didn't make any difference at all, so I guess that if I want less wind buffeting on my helmet that I will have to give up the bags and go with a 6 1/2" KW. Damn it!
Check out Freedom Shields. They offer whatever length you want and the 3 pouch bag still works. The re-curve pushes the air up higher so the 7" might still work for you. Full exchange as long as you keep the plastic wrap on while testing.
Check out Freedom Shields. They offer whatever length you want and the 3 pouch bag still works. The re-curve pushes the air up higher so the 7" might still work for you. Full exchange as long as you keep the plastic wrap on while testing.
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