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I am looking at putting a windshield on my 2003 deuce. Here's the thing, i want a small shield to reduce the drag i get on long rides, but do not want to hide front of the bikes beautiful design with raised bars. I looked at the "swithblade" and think it looks cool as one can remove and or adjust it. Can anyone suggest the best option for me and possibly add some photos they have.
I went with the Harley sport because of it's size. You have to buy the hardware separately and although the windshield is detachable, the hardware is not. Ran me around $350 total and works great.
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