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I went to Bikes Blues And BBQ this weekend and on the way back Sunday I stopped into Pig Trail Hd . Klock Werks had a great booth set up but we got there kinda late and they were tearing everything down so I missed a lot .
I asked Brian Klock when they thought they might have a FLARE WINDSHIELD 14 Street Glide .He told me they were in production and would roughly 60 days .
He asked if I had my bike there and told me to pull it up to their trailer .
Before I knew it he had mine pulled off and was using it to make a template for a 8.5" Flare . 10 min later I was back on the road with a new windshield.
he told me to ride it for a few weeks and let him know how it worked .
The dude wouldn't take any money and told me it pays to be a test bike .
I know these guys make and sell a lot of products but it was a super cool thing for him to do . I met him and his wife and they a real cool stand up people .
That guy doesn't know me from a man in the moon didn't even ask my name and just threw a windshield on my bike . They for sure gained a new customer and when the 14 windscreen come out I will have one . Best of all it really works good . No more glasses jumping all over my face and my shirt stays put .
I went to Bikes Blues And BBQ this weekend and on the way back Sunday I stopped into Pig Trail Hd . Klock Werks had a great booth set up but we got there kinda late and they were tearing everything down so I missed a lot .
I asked Brian Klock when they thought they might have a FLARE WINDSHIELD 14 Street Glide .He told me they were in production and would roughly 60 days .
He asked if I had my bike there and told me to pull it up to their trailer .
Before I knew it he had mine pulled off and was using it to make a template for a 8.5" Flare . 10 min later I was back on the road with a new windshield.
he told me to ride it for a few weeks and let him know how it worked .
The dude wouldn't take any money and told me it pays to be a test bike .
I know these guys make and sell a lot of products but it was a super cool thing for him to do . I met him and his wife and they a real cool stand up people .
That guy doesn't know me from a man in the moon didn't even ask my name and just threw a windshield on my bike . They for sure gained a new customer and when the 14 windscreen come out I will have one . Best of all it really works good . No more glasses jumping all over my face and my shirt stays put .
I have a buddy here that had a very similar experience at Sturgis. If (when) I change windshields I will put Klock Werks at the top of the list. Good businessman!
I have only had the pleasure of doing business with them over the phone and on-line. I can say however, that each and every person at Klock Werks I have ever dealt with was polite, very cool and cared about the products. They replaced a windshield for me at no cost and no questions asked when I called to order another a month after I had ordered the initial one. They asked me if there was a problem with the one I had just ordered? Thought it was pretty cool that they even remembered me and had a record of my recent purchase on hand. I told them it was not a defect and that a truck kicked up a pretty big stone and that marred the shield pretty good. It wasn't cracked or anything, just marred where the stone hit. I was asked if I minded holding for a minute and I heard the guy talking to Brian. He said send him a new one no charge. They didn't even want the original back. Two days later received a new shield.....Great folks! If I were ever to have a bike professionally customized, they are the ones that would do it! I currently use their shields and floor board under covers. A friend has their front fender and mufflers. All great products.
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