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I studied, searched, and ya said the LEE BAILEY shield is great on a Road Glide. What i failed to ask is, are you midgets?? DAMN the wind is Right in the eyes, knocking the glass's around worse then stock, I had a Clearview on and only bought the C bailey for the looks, Its going back monday,and I'm forced to go the option of 2 inches higher, HOPEFULLY that helps. I SO dislike being dissapointed with new stuff. RODE 35 miles and couldn't wait to get home and remove it, BTW im 5' 1o" normal frame.
I tried a 15" euro on my roadie with the same results. I have a 16" euro coming, should be here soon, hopefully it gets the wind out of my eyes! I'am 6'2" by the way.
the shield is 15 euro, im 5 10 normal torso,?? who measures torsos?? LOL, they only make up to 16 inch, to, hopefully that will be better. OH the seat is stock seat. and my *** is normal< not even my wallet to make me highter , knowing someone will ask, THAT question, in here LOL
You guys are fun to talk to, so ready to bash another person, i didn't expect no wind, I only wanted it not into my face directly, ( the reason many get a windshield to begin with. WHY such hostility? i was trying to make a point at MY Height and My Type bike some might consider the taller shield, RELAX GUYS< GET A GRIP. TO much BASHING in here, ya act like GOLDWINGERS REALLY< LOL flame on gents.
I have the 15 " euro but have not put it on yet. The 16" wasn't available at the time i bought it. I have the 9.5" black on right now. It looks sweet with the brawler seat. I get alot of wind in my face though. I hope the 15" works out
I put my 15" euro on today and I'm happy with it. Had a KW's on before and looked good but had lots of wind noise, this CB is better on the noise part. Still get wind in the face but thats what a bike is for.
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