Rain and the windshield
Try reading here. I posted a few very good resourses we use in aviation industry related to plexiglass shields.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...-the-rain.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...-the-rain.html
I have never had much problem when flying my planes, I guess there are not as many 18 wheelers to worry about. I think I need a shorter windsheild or just put my original SG windshild back on. I thought the 10" would be good, but maybe a 6" so short folks can see over.
I think I will try Pledge, that is what I use on my Mooney M20J leading edges and windshield
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2009
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From: Back in NEW YORK!!
I usually give both my windshield and riding glasses a good coat of turtle wax a few times a season. Water beads right up and wind blows them clean. I just need to find a way to stop the inside of my glasses from fogging.
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2012
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From: South Carolina-First to secede and hopefully the next.
I wouldn't tell anyone else to use it, but I use the same ProtectAll on the windshield as I do on the rest of the bike. Use it on all my windows as well, house and car. Water runs right off and it seems to not get as dirty.
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: Corning, Ohio
When I wash my ride, I soak the shield with a wet towel for several minutes, thus softening the guts and grime, then I wipe with a micro fiber cloth. After getting the unwanted companions off, I coat the shield with a Lucas Oil product called "Slick Mist". This aids in removing any future debris and also aids in rain runoff. I also coat the fairing with the product and the rain and bugs seem to wipe right off. Oh yea, I carry a micro fiber cloth soaked with the product in the lower pocket for use while on the road.
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