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Monday i ordered a windshield from fastaire.com when I came back from breakfast today Wednesday, a pkg was at front door. It was my shield. Can you believe that fast from Reno Nv. to Villa Rica Ga. I had clothes going in the dryer so i stopped the dryer, put the shield in between some of the warm clothes shut the door and warmed it up. No i didn't start the dryer again . LOL Installed it went for a cool ride and love the new height. I was so impressed with the shield and shipping i called and gave him thanks for both. Oh and the price was great. No i don't work for fastaire.com nor did i know him until today. Check out the site might be what you are looking for.
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Last edited by tidbit1; Oct 19, 2011 at 09:39 PM.
Reason: addition of Wednesday
Jim is a great guy, and provides great customer service.
Yes, I do know him, and consider him a friend, even though I only see him about once a year.
I bought my 1st windshield from him probably 7 or 8 years ago, before I had ever met him.
He's a one man show, and knows how to take care of his customers.
I don't think I've ever heard anyone say anything bad about him.
Jim is a great guy, and provides great customer service.
Yes, I do know him, and consider him a friend, even though I only see him about once a year.
I bought my 1st windshield from him probably 7 or 8 years ago, before I had ever met him.
He's a one man show, and knows how to take care of his customers.
I don't think I've ever heard anyone say anything bad about him.
I got to really test the shield yesterday on a PGR ride that had me using the Interstate to get to the staging location, so i got to run up to 75MPH and it was good for the extra two inches in height with the wind going over my helmet .
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