Getting a windshield??
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From: Somewhere on the Bourbon trail
Originally Posted by MyFavRk
$365.00 , Yikes . . . Look at Clearview or Freedom Shields , you'll save a bunch .
Most replacement plastic are in the $100 - $200 range like this Clearview shield. Just use your original bracket. I have their stock RK shield with the recurve and vent in polycarbonate and was about $225 a while back.
Most are having early black Friday or Veterans Day deals now, so worth looking.
Last edited by RKZen; Nov 12, 2023 at 11:55 AM.
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From: Bunola pa
That high price most likely includes the brackets like this one.
Most replacement plastic are in the $100 - $200 range like this Clearview shield. Just use your original bracket. I have their stock RK shield with the recurve and vent in polycarbonate and was about $225 a while back.
Most are having early black Friday or Veterans Day deals now, so worth looking.
Most replacement plastic are in the $100 - $200 range like this Clearview shield. Just use your original bracket. I have their stock RK shield with the recurve and vent in polycarbonate and was about $225 a while back.
Most are having early black Friday or Veterans Day deals now, so worth looking.
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From: CO
Didn't have a windshield till I bought my roadking. Night and day difference. The one that came on it was stupid huge. Swapped it out for a 16" OEM one and it's perfect for me. I thought the quick detatch windshield was a cool feature, but it never comes off. I'd rather be comfortable than look cool.
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