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I'm new to the Harley Family. I just bought a 2003 FLSTC and need advice on a windshield. The previous owner put a nacelle on the front and a stock softail windshield won't fit. The mounts are right but the shield hits the headlight..What are my options? I tried a Road King shield but the mounts aren't correct....
If you have some skills, patience and dremel or other fine cutting tool, you can trim the windshield. If it isn't a lot you might be able to do it by hand with some sandpaper, but again it takes some skill and patience. Measure twice, cut once and remember you can take more off, but you can't put it back on. The windshield is made of polycarbonate and it is not gonna crack, but you can sure scratch it up. Mask it off before you start marking and trimming. Good luck.
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