Windshield vs Batwing
One thing to consider. Starting in 2009 (I think) the factory windshield on the Heritage got about three inches shorter than previous years. It works for me, I actually like it better but if you're taller it could be an issue.
Man you guys are great!
Thanks a lot.
I was thinking too, with wind deflectors I bet winter riding would be okay or those old hard head winds across Nev.
I'm near Red Bluff off of Hwy 36W, the best damn cafe road west of the big river. Y-town is really far-nocal
I would love to test ride your bike. We ought to meet somewhere for lunch and swap/ride around a little.
Thanks
Thanks a lot.
I was thinking too, with wind deflectors I bet winter riding would be okay or those old hard head winds across Nev.
I'm near Red Bluff off of Hwy 36W, the best damn cafe road west of the big river. Y-town is really far-nocal
I would love to test ride your bike. We ought to meet somewhere for lunch and swap/ride around a little.
Thanks
I have an 06 fatboy that now has a detachable fairing. I did multiple trips without a windshield. Then got a windshield and thought it did it job well. This last fall got a fairing for two main reasons. First is that it covers the hands with up here in the northern midwest is needed so we can extend our riding season and I wanted a radio for long trips. The only difference I noticed is the protection on the hands, both cold weather and rain protection. Otherwise the adjustable HD windshield compares well to the fairing. I would recommend what others said and test ride as many as possible with different windshields and seats. By the way I am 5'11''.
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Oct 7, 2013 10:48 PM
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