Good looking a few styles to choose from for the savage



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No windshield and full face helmet here...cant deal with the noise and buffeting with a windshield installed..Quiet and smooth without  a shield...The wind on my chest has never bothered me..

I guess windshields affects different people in different ways.  I've not once had a negative buffeting problem with mine.  Yes, you are more susceptible when behind a semi or if one is approaching, but I liken it more to just dealing with crosswinds and just let the bike wander where it will and all is cool.

On the noise issue, I don't notice any more or less noise with the shield.  I think that more than it being the fault of the shield, it probably lies more in the helmet one wears.  I don't mean FF or Open Face, I mean the brand and how it is constructed.  Some helmets are just plain noisy, while others are quieter.

took off when i gotdrag bars some cold montana morns i miss it alittl but its not coming back . tighten up that helment stap,

Helments make and style do make a difference, but it's more like fine tunning - at speed if you put your hand on the top edge of the windshield find the wind blast and follow it back - it either needs to be blowing  over the helment or below it - say below your chin - or from what I can tell they all howl pretty good, in the case of an open face if the wind blast is on it you can't even see after a few minutes.

The above pic looks like mine.   It's a blessing to have a windshield for long trips.  I try to take it off if I know I'm not gonna ride the freeway or go very far, but sometimes it becomes a hassle doing that a lot.  Our laws here are weird, but this allows me to go around the corner and not have riding glasses on.  AZ requires you either have a windshield or some sort of eye protection, but no helmet.  

I have a enterprise fairing on my '03, I find the wind in my hair a waste with a helmut.  It's a bit large I suppose and when an 18 wheeler goes by I notice it, as I did without it.  But bugs and rain are so much less an issue with the fairing on it.  Cost is one downside, the other the mounting system refuses to keep the shield where I put it, pushing it back into contact with the brake resevoir on the right handlebar.  Oh well..

I got a small one from National Cycle and I don't care what anyone thinks about it. Harley riders used to pooh-pooh windshields, then bungee their sleeping bag onto their handlebars (same effect). It's the small, thin, inexpensive one (the model # doesn't come to mind) - if I were doing it again, I'd get a larger one. I like wind protection.