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Klock Werks windshield for R18B

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I agree 💯 regarding the lower leg wind protection fairings.. also in combination with the flip out winglets mounted on the fairing of my Model B; however, I recently removed the engine protection bar and the attached lower leg wind protection fairings. I'm going for a cleaner or more simple look on my Model B for over a year now..

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A 💯 better looking than it mounted on the top of the windshield's edge; but, does it work...??

Has anyone tried this mounting solution and provided any pre & post wind results...
 
An interesting twist, but the Klockwerks windscreen with the flip-forward top lip solved my issues with air around the windscreen.
 
The stock windscreen on the Bagger is worthless - but worst of all it creates extreme wind noise. Add earplugs and you can't hear your bike at highway speeds! I bought a modified 7 Jurock that works okay. It protects my body but I still get some head buffeting. The key for me was being able to see over it. I wear eyeglasses and a full face helmet so I didn't want another layer of polycarbonate in my line of sight. I also have a second 7 Jurock available. It was my first one - which I used as a templet for the modifications. This second one is listed for sale on this site.
 

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