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I know there are a million posts on windshields. but using the forum search function as well as google, it seems the shortest people go with is the 7" shields.
anyone have a 5" or 6" and find it an improvement over the stock street glide shield? pics would be appreciated to, i'm curious to see if it keeps the stock street glide look.
I know there are a million posts on windshields. but using the forum search function as well as google, it seems the shortest people go with is the 7" shields.
anyone have a 5" or 6" and find it an improvement over the stock street glide shield? pics would be appreciated to, i'm curious to see if it keeps the stock street glide look.
thanks
I have a 7" dark tint freedom shield for sale, if interested. Can provide pics on the bike as well. I am 5 5 and can see over the shield and no buffeting. Food for thought
I have a 7" dark tint freedom shield for sale, if interested. Can provide pics on the bike as well. I am 5 5 and can see over the shield and no buffeting. Food for thought
Thanks, i see from your sig you switched to a 6" shield. do you have any comparison pics?
I'm sorry. It's a 6 inch i have for sale. I totally forgot i ordered the 7 and exchanged it for the 6. I didn't take comparison pics, but I knew I wanted to keep the shield as low as possible as long as the buffeting was cured
Just put on this Klock Werks 5" screen and its a fair bit of improvement over a stock SG screen. At 5'9" a 6" is probably closer to ideal but the 5" is in no way bad and certainly tolerable compared to the stock size. Its about 1" taller overall.
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5" or 6" Freedom Shield
