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I want to get a new windshield that offers more protection than the stock 4" on my bike. I have looked at clearview and klockwerks but am wondering if those are good enough. I also don't feel like waiting for 6 weeks from clearview for a new sheild.
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Does anyone have any picks of the 9" sheild from Harley that they could post here? My concern is keeping the bike looking good as well. I am just concerned the 9" won't look good. I am 6 feet tall and the current stock sheild doesn't really do anything. I am planning a long trip soon and would like better wind deflection as it's mostly a long highway ride. Any suggestions?
I'm 5' 10" and went with CC Bailey 6.5 in Black. Gives me \\;good protection and still feel the wind in my face. \\; This height stills loks sporty and offers decent protection. Good product with a good price. Rode in a storm the other day and wasn't that bad with it on.
did you ask clearview if they had any \\; blems a few riders have bought
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them for a good price and they are available most people cant see the blem
You asked for pix of a 9" HD shield. \\; Here is mine and it works ok......might be looking for a darker one in near future but it doesn't look bad and it work much better than the 4" original!!!
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