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Ride: 2004 Sportster XL1200RS
Join Date: Aug 24th, 2008
Location: Camarillo, CA
Posts: 4,883
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Re: 883 Windshield
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Ride: 2009 XL883 -> 1200 SE Stage 1
Join Date: Dec 29th, 2008
Location: Gloucestershire, England
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Re: 883 Windshield
I have a detachable HD standard height windshield. It's JUST about right for the 2-3" below line of vision - if I ride sitting up fairly straight. I suppose it could be an inch less but it doesn't trouble me so I haven't bothered cutting it. I'm about 5'8" in low barometric pressure and when I'm doing 70+mph I get a bit of turbulence about my lid but it's way better than the wind in the chest of not having a shield. It makes highway riding more pleasant and definitely more bug free.
It was money well spent imo and it is so neat and quick to put on and take off. Just a thought - if you're parking it for a while when you're away from home - for quick detachable you can read quick thievable, so maybe put a zip tie on it to make it less convenient for a light-fingered admirer.
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