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Anyone have a detachable windshield for there night train? Im looking around at them to see which one would be good, but doesnt kill the look of the bike.
I sold out and got a windvest for my trip to FL. I rode 2700 miles on my night train without being sore. It takes away from the bike a tad bit but it is comfortable. I got the 16 inch off ebay for 200 bucks. I rode from MD to Sarasota FL then from Sarasota to Miami then back to MD. Coming back from alligator alley, my bike was covered in bugs. Without that windshield I would have been real sore and covered in bugs. I was also able to do over a 100 in FL without my face peeling off. People drive in FL no less than 85 mph. When i drove around town i just took it off and my train was back to normal.
I do agree it does not look right, but being comfortable on long trips is important to make it safe. I would not use the windshield if i am doing anything less than 3 hour trips.
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