Klock Werks windshield for R18B

[Star-Lord]

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..

 

[Red64]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1333555754057186/permalink/2527107151368701/

Interesting solution popped into my Facebook feed.

It is the puig deflector but placed at the bottom of the screen.
Adding the bottom deflectors has reduced my wind issues.
But may be worth looking into if you are still experiencing it.

 

[Star-Lord]

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...

 

[Dave 0194]

An interesting twist, but the Klockwerks windscreen with the flip-forward top lip solved my issues with air around the windscreen.

 

[Star-Lord]

An interesting twist, but the Klockwerks windscreen with the flip-forward top lip solved my issues with air around the windscreen.

I hate the way those things look on any bike..

 

[Red64]

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...

From the FB post he says it does.

 

[SoCalMike]

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.

 

[Star-Lord]

I still find the stock Model B windshield acceptable; for me, wind management is or at least, have all been different across the different bikes that I've owned.

I love the look of the stock windshield, it allows me to view the road without looking through the windshield; I've also used the black wind deflector during the Summer season, which gives you clean wind, but also different.

I recently removed the lower leg wind protection fairings; again, definitely noticed a difference but not unrideable... I typically ride from 3 to 6 hrs at a time and don't feel fatigued afterwards..