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Let me begin by sayin' you've got the baddest duece I've ever seen. Now, how much did the air-ride set you back to get fully operational and i like your little wind shield where'sit from? thanks, mike
Windshield works pretty good - doesn't provide the most protection or deflection but it knocks the wind down enough that I can ride at 80MPH rather than hold on - the nice thing is that it does not take away from the looks of the bike rather compliments it I think.
I agree on the windshield. Never was a big fan but ilike that one. The air-ride is a must but will probly wait till winter next. thanks for the info. mike
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