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I replaced the billboard windshield on the RK with a Windsplitter windshield from a 2013-2014 or 2014-2015 CVO RK. It's narrower, shorter, nice curved shape, dark tint and has an adjustable air vent. They pop up on ebay in the 175-200 dollar range. I got mine for 175 and don't think it had much if any use, looked brand new. The curved shape blows the air up and over you and looks so much better.
New to the road king, had an electrolyte for a long time. Took the factory windshield off last week. That ditched a lot of heat off the legs. But I miss the wind protection above 50. Thinking of getting a second detachable and cut as much off as possible. Anybody have pictures of something smaller?
I have an 11" HD Smoked shield I'm willing to let go of. Shield only, no hardware, you would need to use your existing hardware.
heres what I went with, and a black frame from Amazon. Didn't like the quality of the bolts that came with the frame so I bought stainless.
less heat and no buffeting. Wife likes the added wind.
Heres the update. Chose the Amazon small tinted windshield and Amazon black frame. As the direction suggest 2 people are a must. The windshield is flat. I went and bought stainless hardware, but I think it may be stainless metric.
Much better air flow on hot days and no buffeting. I wish it was darker.
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