Windhields
Windhields
I am looking into getting a windshield for my sporty...
IS there something with a quick release or something of the sort.. that way it doesn't have to be on all the time.. ?
Any suggestions???
Someone told me that it will blow me around more when its windy out.. but is it something to really worry about? Or just a little?
thanks Lisa
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IS there something with a quick release or something of the sort.. that way it doesn't have to be on all the time.. ?
Any suggestions???
Someone told me that it will blow me around more when its windy out.. but is it something to really worry about? Or just a little?
thanks Lisa
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From: ohio
RE: Windhields
Check this one out, I have this style and it is very easy to get on and off. There is no hardware left on the bike at all.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
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From: Nashville, TN
RE: Windhields
I have the quick detach weenie shield. It is on an off the bike in about 10 seconds, and leaves behind no mounting hardware. It's around $275 retail, but look on ebay.
In a cross wind it will whip ya around quitebit on the interstate. I only use mine for long interstate rides, and then when it's cold. Best thing I can say about it, is it can be removed QUICKLY.
In a cross wind it will whip ya around quitebit on the interstate. I only use mine for long interstate rides, and then when it's cold. Best thing I can say about it, is it can be removed QUICKLY.
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RE: Windhields
I'm shopping around for a windshield, too, for my 2005 XL 1200C. I went for a long local ride on Sunday when it was 75 degrees out but it was a prettywindy. I thought my head was going to snap off. So a quick release windshield is in order. I like the one that Tom071200C linked to but it seems a little pricey to me. Ebay does have somemuch morereasonable prices but I'm a little unsure as to how to get one that1) is not all scratched up (minor scratches can be buffed out)and 2) will for sure fit my bike. I've gotten burned ebay before. So I'll be watching this thread with interest and I'llpass on what I find out, too.
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RE: Windhields
ORIGINAL: ontcanuck
the Harley detachable is the nicest on the market it takes only seconds to take off with no brackets left behind. I have no problem with the wind blowing mw around
the Harley detachable is the nicest on the market it takes only seconds to take off with no brackets left behind. I have no problem with the wind blowing mw around
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From: ohio
RE: Windhields
Be careful trying to buff these windshields. I would look for one that is in A-1 condition or just replace the plastic if you get a good deal on a scratched one. I tried buffing mine and it didn't turn out so good. Check out memphis shades for a windshield also. The plastic is the same but they have different mounting systems. And they are a little cheaper if you don't want to go H-D.
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From: Billings, MT
RE: Windhields
A bunch of them here: http://search.ebay.com/search/search...&category0=
If it's for occasional use, I'd go with the quick release that hooks to the handle bars.
If it's for occasional use, I'd go with the quick release that hooks to the handle bars.
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From: Ypsilanti, MI
RE: Windhields
I use this HD detachable shield. I never had a problem with the wind or anything. Once you put it on you'll love it. On and Off in less than a minute. This is the short style witha light smoke tint. Get the one that clamps to the forks.My.02. Watch Ebay. Nasty