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As I posted I bought a 2010 cvo ultra over the weekend. It has a 4 inch windshield looks cool but way to much wind for me. I am 6' 2" tall any sugestions on a wind shield that is taller. All imput greatly appreciated. Thans. Bob
As I posted I bought a 2010 cvo ultra over the weekend. It has a 4 inch windshield looks cool but way to much wind for me. I am 6' 2" tall any sugestions on a wind shield that is taller. All imput greatly appreciated. Thans. Bob
Bob... you're going to get as many answers to this as there are riders. There are many threads on windshields too with varying opinions.
Matt is a sponsor here and his pricing and customer service is top notch. I use his Classic Flip on both the SESG and my UC Trike. He has two other styles you may want to look at. The Med tint is fine for all occasions but I have the dark tint on the SESG, not good for night riding is you have to see through it.
Matt @ LRS all the way. I had the 4" windshield which is usless, looks good but function? Tried the 6" and now have the 8" Ultra smoke gray and feels just right, minimum buffeting and they will help you out with sizing.
Hey Bob...Had the same questions when I did mine. I've went thru Cee Baileys, new HD Shield, Stock, Clearview and wound up w/ LongRideShield (12" recurve). The Clearview doesn't have the "shoulders that the LRS have and I like that look.
I'm 6'1" and have no problems w/ buffeting. The LRS looks better also w/ the squared top, IMO.
Last edited by Dooinit2u; Sep 5, 2010 at 06:23 PM.
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