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Old 11-04-2009, 07:41 PM   #41
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So easy a caveman can do it..
Up here in WA state, insurance isn't required on motorcycles.
One wrap-around strap does it??

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Old 11-04-2009, 08:00 PM   #42
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Up here in WA state, insurance isn't required on motorcycles.
One wrap-around strap does it??
Almost,I braced the back and it sits right in place at 90 mph,if you want a picture of how it took 15 minutes send me a pm and order that screen.I won't be back here for a while.

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Old 11-16-2009, 10:29 AM   #43
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Got a Plexifairing GT for $156.00 shipped from www.mashonline.com

Makes an incredible difference over the standard screen of course. Hard to judge speed at first, thought I was going 15mph slower. No helmet shake at indicated 80-85 on bridge where I'm always getting smacked around when doing 65. I was a little too warm in my leather jacket yesterday below 45mph (it was sunny, high 60's). Hands are out of the wind, including fingers when covering the levers. Riding with tractor-trailers is quite comfortable.

It is louder, or something is different, perhaps it is actually higher air pressures on the eardrum. Can hear the engine more. With earplugs there is no wind or noise fatigue to speak of. Where I earlier was approaching the borderline for hearing protection I feel the need for it now.

To me, it seems as if the noise is coming from behind, where the air is hitting now on rear of the helmet and my back with a little turbulence. Don't think helmets are designed to reduce noise from that direction, maybe should close rear helmet vents? Dropping my head 2-3 inches makes a huge difference, laying on the tank is downright peaceful. I intend to experiment with raking the angle back/letting more air in around the headlight in hopes of getting a little more pressure behind the windshield - to push the envelope back or lessen the pressure differential.

Seems to handle small bumps well. Rock steady at higher speeds as mentioned above.

Overall very satisfied, especially with winter on the way. Pros outweigh cons, and will do so even more in the cold. Thanks again to the OP.
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Old 11-16-2009, 11:39 AM   #44
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Good review, thanks!
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Old 11-16-2009, 02:21 PM   #45
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have the plexy 2 same shape little shorter my head is over the shield..and its noisy as hell.. i assume the extra hight on yours would be less...after some highway ride you get use to the trade off ...and yes for sure you fund yourself going faster on the highway..its almost dangerious
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Old 11-16-2009, 09:31 PM   #46
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Just happened to see this on Norfolk Craigslist:

Brand New National Cycle Plexistar 2 Windshield
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Old 11-17-2009, 02:26 PM   #47
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That's a steal of a deal!! Maybe post it onto Craigslist find of the day?

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