Windshield question again

[mole2]

Sure. It kept the wind off the hands nice and it was big enough to keep the wind off the body. :biggrin:

[PimpS]

Looks huge! too bad it's so expensive! Geeez if i put that on, many people would think i'm some sort of black avenger... LOL

[Water Warrior 2]

Gadzook is that shield tall !! Looks like it will provide excellant protection in all conditions.

[mole2]

Originally Posted by Water Warrior

Gadzook is that shield tall !! Looks like it will provide excellant protection in all conditions.

LOL It was tall. But I was still able to look over the top of it and I'm only 5'8". It did give protection in all conditions.

[mrlmd1]

Here's a few pics of the SS28 on my bike - I think it was a 15" height (or maybe it was 18"), but it deflected the wind over my head, and very well protected my hands which was good in the cold.

[Water Warrior 2]

The SS 28 looks pretty good. And real crash bars too. :2tup:

[mrlmd1]

From MC Enterprises.
That was a real nice bike and I made it just the way I wanted it, then, like everything and everyone else, I moved on to bigger and ? better things.

[Water Warrior 2]

I put MC bars on Lynda's M-50. They seem to be a quality product with a good finish.

[FLAJIM]

@ mrlmd1, Thanks for the pictures but why CLEAR instead of TINT ??? Your thoughts and how was keeping the CLEAR clean, was cleaning it a PIA, looks close on the inside

Be Safe JIM

[Water Warrior 2]

FLAJIM. Clear or tinted shields are a personal choice sometimes determined by price, availability and asthetics. Hunkered down behind a tinted shield in the rain after dark would be a consideration for safety. Under normal conditions you want to be looking over the top edge of the shield for the best view and less reflections.
A handy tip for everyone. Shields get scratched and marked with use. Polish the shield with Lemon Pledge after cleaning.