Large 19"x17" Clear Windshield Compatible with Honda Magna Shadow Spirit Sabre Kawasaki Vulcan Vn Harley Davidson Sportster Dyna Glide Softail Suzuki Savage Intruder Volusia Boulevard Yamaha Cruiser

First off, This product shipped fast and I received it on time with no damage and it's packaged very well. I was looking for a smaller windscreen because I like the look better. I mounted this on a Yamaha Road Star Silverado with absolutely no issues and did it in under 15 minuets. Its VERY easy to install. After installing I took about a 45 minute ride...from 0 to 45 mph the screen is very stable, once on the interstate it did very well from 45 to about 65-70 mph, over that it had somewhat of a vibration at the top part of the screen. After returning I checked all the hardware and everything stayed put. (I did use a small amount of Lok Tite on all the hex screws. Keep in mind as you can see in the pictures, it is a very small screen for larger bikes, so make sure it's what you want. Just an update Father's day I did a little over 360 miles a lot of those miles on the highway at speeds well above 75 and this wind screen did exactly what I wanted. This is a damn good product for the money!!!

Even though it seems to be a standard in aftermarket windscreens I did not care for the mounting brackets. They're difficult to install and difficult to adjust. But in the end I got the windshield mounted and it does a good job. It did not come with instructions so it will be up to you to decide the best way to mount it. Visibility is great wind deflection is great. Just be careful when handling and cleaning because the clear plastic scratches easily.

Added this to my 2005 Suzuki Boulevard C50, complete install took less than fifteen minutes. Provides just enough protection from the wind without being a giant sail on my bike. Just a note that made assembly easier. Harbor Freight carries tape called HFT self-bonding super tape. Rather than over tightening the handlebar clamps take about one inch of this tape and stretch it around the handlebar then put the clamp in place. The tape locks the clamp in place and the windshield will not move, guaranteed. Couldn't be happier with this windshield and highly recommend it to other riders.

Son rides a Honda Shadow and it needed a windshield. He could probably use a taller one as he is over 6ft but it added a lot of protection from the wind and bugs and debris. Was for the most part easy to install once we figured it out, no instructions... and has now been on for a few months no issues.

So the mounting system is ok, it really needs a second mounting point (on each side) to be sturdy, the acrylic is thin and bends and rattles at speeds above 40, and that is with everything torqued down very well. Even with an inch and a half of clearance from my instrument panel it still whips against it and makes an aweful sound, i put some pipe insulation on the bottom for now to keep that from being a thing. This is alot smaller than I expected, yes i know the dimensions are in the title, yes i knew it was going to be small, but it was going on a small bike that i putz around town on, so i just wanted something that would get the wind out of my eyes. This does that… barely, i suppose on a moped where your face is lower down it would be fine, up on a cafe style bike it mostly just keeps the wind from the center of your chest.

I have several issues with this product. I have it on a 2020 HD Softail Slim. The windshield fits and was okay to install. There aren't much in terms of handlebars for the Softail Slim, so the issue is the bike I was putting it on and not the product. The windshield reflects everything! I didn't notice it at first in the daytime, but at night it is unusable. Part of the issue is my size, I look through it and not over it, but at night my speedometer is reflected in the glass, and because it is curved I see it 3 times instead of just one. My lights are also reflected, so it is really difficult to see through. The windshield has swirl marks, again, not visible in the daytime, but once you start having lights shot through it, you see them. Any lights, headlights or taillights have a large starburst on them. I do not consider this a safe windshield for night riding.

I choose this screen after searching for a while. I liked the size and the price. Some of the other universal screens are way pricey. I just couldn’t justify their price for something that isn’t made to fit my bike specifically. I’m impressed with the sturdyness of the screen with its old school metal braces. The clamps are plastic with brass inserts. I took my time and didn’t tighten everything until I got it where I wanted. The clamps fit quite snug on my Honda’s 1 inch bars. It stays in place throughout higher speeds and wicked cross winds. I’m sure the screen is made of acrylic, not polycarbonate. But, at this price point, you’re not getting polycarbonate. I’m quite satisfied with the wind blocking performance. My last two bikes have had fairings, so gong back to a naked cruiser was a switch. I can’t stand the wind on my chest trying to push me off the bars. This screen has eliminated all that. I have it mounted so that I view the road over the top of the screen, but I’m still getting full wind protection from the slipstream the shield creates. That said, the shield is pretty decent to look through. My advice is to take your time fitting the screen where you want it and then tighten the clamps in sequence a little bit at a time. Go around to all the hardware a few times tightening before you are satisfied that all are snug.

This was much smaller than I expected, guess it says the size, but until you get the little box you don't realize how small it is. Mine came with no directions, so took a few tries to get it to look right, it has two clamps that attach to the handlebars, or the uprights below the handlebars, and then everything is adjustable from there, so just a matter of getting it as high as you want, at the angle you want, and straight. As far as how it works, so far so good. I had been riding without a windshield for a few years on this bike, and found that the wind was getting a bit too much for me. Thought something would make my ride more comfortable. But whenever I went to the local bike shop for my inspection they wanted a lot, even for a used one. Or just more than I wanted to spend. So far this has made my riding more comfortable, you get still get plenty of wind in the face, but keeps it lighter on your chest. You do have to really crank down on the nuts (need allen wrench) to get it to stay where you want, still seems a little loose, but has not moved yet. I am keeping a wrench handy in case it does come loose when I am riding at least for a while. But for the price, it looks OK and does its job.