Clearview Shields Wait Time??
Stage II
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 2
Likes: 1
From: Louisville
Yes, there is a wait time. The bottom line is, it would cost the company way too much money to stock every configuration of every option for every bike. You shield is made to order after your order.
Please don't let this put you off. I have dealt with Clearview in the past and this company is 100% devoted to your satisfaction. I can't say this enough.
Once you get your shield and see the quality, all of your frustration will melt.
BTW, I have no relationship with them except I am a past customer who was extremely satisfied.
Please don't let this put you off. I have dealt with Clearview in the past and this company is 100% devoted to your satisfaction. I can't say this enough.
Once you get your shield and see the quality, all of your frustration will melt.
BTW, I have no relationship with them except I am a past customer who was extremely satisfied.
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Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 2,385
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From: Brentwood
Thanks for the pep talk gents. I’m finding relief that it is going to be raining all week anyway so I wouldn’t have been trying it out this week anyway.
Thanks for the advice on cleaning, I definitely don’t want to scratch it!
Thanks for the advice on cleaning, I definitely don’t want to scratch it!
Tourer
Joined: Jan 2016
Posts: 490
Likes: 107
From: Bremerton, WA.
Ordered mine 3 years ago and it's definitly well worth the wait. I had a custom light kit installed so when I got the shield, it didn't fit so get this.
Craig told me to ship it back .... on his dime ..... mark the shield where it needed to be customized .... he'd do it and ship it back overnight.
It fits like a glove and I don't ever take it off. I tried another shield from another pretty populat company and the weight and thickness of the Clearview is much better IMHO.
You'll be happy you waited.
Craig told me to ship it back .... on his dime ..... mark the shield where it needed to be customized .... he'd do it and ship it back overnight.
It fits like a glove and I don't ever take it off. I tried another shield from another pretty populat company and the weight and thickness of the Clearview is much better IMHO.
You'll be happy you waited.
Tourer
Joined: Jan 2016
Posts: 490
Likes: 107
From: Bremerton, WA.
Oh one other thing. When you are putting the hardware on the new shield, do NOT use blue Loc Tite on the small bolts and nuts. All that **** has to do is barely touch the edges of those holes and they will begin to splinter. Ask me how I know 
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 4,526
Likes: 601
From: Raleigh NC
I bought a "blem"if there wasn't a note on the windshield pointing it out.... I wouldn't have known
The make each shield to order, so, yeah, there is a lead time.....
I read that, and read the "blems" were ready for shipping....
PLUS, I got the vented version, for the non-vented price
The make each shield to order, so, yeah, there is a lead time.....
I read that, and read the "blems" were ready for shipping....
PLUS, I got the vented version, for the non-vented price
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