Windshield question
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Windshield question
I have a 1976 FLH, recently obtained a batwing fairing, I need a windshield. Was looking at National Cycle, they advertise one, I called them to ask some questions. The salesman said they dont make one for a 1976 FLH, only windshield that fit between inner and outer fairing sections . Has any one purchased a replacement, can you give me the model number and brand.
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National has a mini and a tall:
20041 Replacement Screen, Mini; FLH 1969-85
Are you looking for stock height? I would imagine that should be easy enough to find at any AMCA swap meet.
20041 Replacement Screen, Mini; FLH 1969-85
Are you looking for stock height? I would imagine that should be easy enough to find at any AMCA swap meet.
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Windshield question
Thanks, when I called National Cycle I must have talked to someone not familiar with their product line. Reviews I read about V-twin windshield bashed them. So settled on OEM or National, now I know they will fit. Trip to Oley for OEM search.
John that bike you built is my goal. Is that the original color blue for 1976! I see the bicentennial inserts on the saddle bags. I didnt think it was that dark.
John that bike you built is my goal. Is that the original color blue for 1976! I see the bicentennial inserts on the saddle bags. I didnt think it was that dark.
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Thanks, when I called National Cycle I must have talked to someone not familiar with their product line. Reviews I read about V-twin windshield bashed them. So settled on OEM or National, now I know they will fit. Trip to Oley for OEM search.
John that bike you built is my goal. Is that the original color blue for 1976! I see the bicentennial inserts on the saddle bags. I didnt think it was that dark.
John that bike you built is my goal. Is that the original color blue for 1976! I see the bicentennial inserts on the saddle bags. I didnt think it was that dark.
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Thanks, when I called National Cycle I must have talked to someone not familiar with their product line. Reviews I read about V-twin windshield bashed them. So settled on OEM or National, now I know they will fit. Trip to Oley for OEM search.
John that bike you built is my goal. Is that the original color blue for 1976! I see the bicentennial inserts on the saddle bags. I didnt think it was that dark.
John that bike you built is my goal. Is that the original color blue for 1976! I see the bicentennial inserts on the saddle bags. I didnt think it was that dark.
its a house of color and we added a silver sun burst flake think thats what its called maybe not -
to both the white and the blue and in the sun light it really pops cant really see it in the shop lights
pierce has original colors but he sucks a quart is already blended so one fender is all you can get - or you can do a spray out is what we do and make our own paint in what we use - the 58 i did he charge me 400 a quart for the white and the blue and the quart has one pint of paint and one pint of thinner in it - only way is the customer buys the paint and the cost of what we convert to ends up being cheaper then buying from him at 4 piece tin set is 1600 just in paint then the bags and bat wing is another 3 quarts - no way am i doing that
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