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I can't answer your question (sorry) because I have a Heritage Softail...
That said, I'd like to offer my advice. If you haven't used a windshield bag before, you'll want to figure out what you want it to carry then make sure the bag you pick can efficiently carry it. Me? I have a medium sized, single compartment bag that is large enough to carry my registration, wallet, phone, kickstand plate, skullcap, and a couple other small items. Just the necessities and nothing more. Everything else goes in the saddlebags.
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