F3-T windshield with vents

[acdcking12]

So I was able to remove both side panels without issues because of yours guys suggestions. I appreciate that.
Detailed the engine, etc. My bike looks fantastic now. Plus I can get to the oil filter when I need to do an oil change again.

So now I want a windshield that will replace my stock on. Needs to be 24", has vents and will use the stock mounting that the bike has.

What would you guys recommend for that?

Next up will be seating. It seems to never end.

 

[bmccaffrey]

F4 by all means

 

[bmccaffrey]

Sponsor on this site!!

 

[carsong]

I definitely agree with recommending the F4.

 

[NorthAlabamaSpyder]

F4 here also. Worth every penny.

 

[Yeochips]

no brainer.....F4

 

[Tango]

F4 all the way! :thumbup: Tom :spyder:

 

[acdcking12]

The F4 windshield was purchased. A bit more price wise, vs others however. But I trust you guys and your opinions.

 

[F4 Customs]

Thanks for your purchase and be sure to tell us if you have any questions.
Don Frank

 

[acdcking12]

Thanks for your purchase and be sure to tell us if you have any questions.
Don Frank

Anyway you can tell me when it will be shipped and maybe get a tracking number?

 

[troop]

Gotta throw a plug out to Madstad. Great quality, customer service and reasonable price.
https://madstad.com/collections/can-am/products/can-am-spyder-f3-t-ltd

 

[JS3535]

I know I’m the odd ball but I really like the TallBoy. I’ve tried the F4 and still had buffeting.

 

[bushrat]

My only comment would be that I think you put the cart before the horse; i.e., better to go about changing/choosing your new seat first. Because the F3T/L has a fixed position windshield, you're better off to get your butt and torso position comfortably sorted before you decide on a shield. If/when you change your sitting position, this will possibly/likely alter your head position vis-a-vis the windshield; so, if you change your seat after you choose your shield, you may be throwing all that money away and have to start all over again with another shield to suit your new seat. How do I know? Well, 3 seat changes and 6 windshield 'try-outs' later, I have some experience.