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I have a 9" dark grey recurved and I'm very pleased with it. I had a taller Clearview which I sold. The Long Ride is much cheaper and I can't tell the difference as far as quality.
Last edited by frenchbiker; Nov 4, 2009 at 09:09 AM.
They've earned my business not once but twice. Bought the 6" dark then moved up to the 8" dark works great. If I need to purchase another windshield the guy's at Long Ride Shields will be my first choice.
I bought the 8" lt. gray for my Ultra and a 6" lt. gray for wifes Classic. Both shields fit great and work great and you can't beat the price. We can both see over the shields with little to no wind in the face or extra buffeting. I thought I'd be putting the tall, stock clear shield back on for long trips or cold weather riding but I don't think I"ll need to. Worth every penny.
Dan
Add another to the list of happy customers. I've done a couple of 2K plus trips with mine and have been very pleased with it. Cost wise, i don't think they can be beat!
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