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looks good man people are always givin me crap bout my sheild but its better than cleaning my sunglasses off all the time i live by and ride up and down the mississippi freakin bugs are terrible
LOL I remember one night I rode just around sunset and the w/s was just coated in dead bugs, i thought that was funny until I grabbed the clutch and brake levers and my fingers stuck to them!
Ironically, I started missing the wind in my chest, so I took my shield off....that & my bike looks so much better with it off.
Keeping it for winter though..
I have it adjusted all the way up and tilted foward,
it's just right for me at 5'8".
An inch lower and it was directing the wind to my face.
I like it and it's stays on.
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