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New Adventure Windshield - how does it mount?
- Thread starter vtxbilly
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Boilermaker
Member
The YouTube videos where I see them unboxed have them already connected together. Not sure how they are connected, but they were definitely not separate pieces.
3WheelFred
New member
I just bought the Adventure Windshield today & installed it in about 5 minutes - the kit only has 3 parts - the windshield, the black plastic deflector that goes between the windscreen and the instrument cluster, and a bag of 4 bolts. You just line up the holes in the windshield mount and the deflector with the 4 holes in the side of the instrument cluster and screw in the bolts
Deputy Dog
New member
Yes what 3 wheeler said, but I'm not really happy with the Adventure windshield, so we are going to buy the Madstad windshield, wanted to buy the f4 but they said they would have the shorter shield until July. So sending the Adventure back.
I was considering the Adventure windshield, can you tell me what you didnt like about it.
Thanks,
Deputy Dog
New member
The windshield is for my wife's Ryker and she is 5'2" or 3". She can't look over the windshield even in its lowest position, she has to look through it. It's kinda distored to look through, not near as clear as most of the other windshield makers like F4 or Madstad. Plus she doesn't like the looks of that inside vent cover that directs incoming air from the cutout in the windshield and directs it up, and when looking through the lower part of the windshield you are looking through two pieces of distorted plastic. It is also not very wide so air hits your shoulders and arms. It is an easy install though. A taller person my find the shield just fine and it does look pretty good on the bike in my opinion.
