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BBQGeo YaBB Newbies Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 9 Lake Havasu City, AZ Gender:	Suzuki Windshield 01/03/09 at 14:07:07 I've been riding and enjoying my new 08 S40 for the last couple of months. I think I may want to install a windshield and have done a search on here. Everyone just says they installed "a windshield" without calling out a brand or type. Is anyone using the factory Suzuki one and what do you think of it? Any ideas would be welcome. George
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Jimmer Senior Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 497 NewportPa. Gender:	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #1 - 01/03/09 at 15:46:56 Hey BBQ I put a Maier cruiser style on my savage. Tinted model purchased from JC Whitneys. No complaints, easy to mount and it does not distract from the bikes looks.
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thumperclone Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline PGR rider riding with respect Posts: 6051 Grand Junction Colorado Gender:	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #2 - 01/03/09 at 16:03:05 have the oem from national cycle on my 06..kinda small at highway speeds..like the fork mount feature..
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SavRon Full Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 118 Ohio Gender:	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #3 - 01/03/09 at 16:11:37 I have this one installed on my bike. Brand name is Spitfire. Search Ebay for Suzuki Savage Windshield. Several will come up, clear or tinted. Price varies, but average is $70.00
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Re: Suzuki Windshield
Reply #4 - 01/03/09 at 16:42:46

BBQGeo wrote on 01/03/09 at 14:07:07:

.... I think I may want to install a windshield and have done a search on here. Everyone just says they installed "a windshield" without calling out a brand or type.....

ahhh.... no.

Lots of threads very specific as to make and model of windshields. Try searching again using these settings:

Pulled 36 threads, many quite informative.

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ATLjan YaBB Newbies Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 33	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #5 - 01/03/09 at 18:24:02 Had an oem Suzi windshield on my '04 when I bought it last April. It was MUCH better than none but I wanted more coverage and opted for a National Cycle Plexifairing and LOVE it.
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BBQGeo YaBB Newbies Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 9 Lake Havasu City, AZ Gender:	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #6 - 01/03/09 at 19:19:57 Thanks Paladin for your help. Guess I have a lot to learn about using the search on here. Getting some good ideas from the past posts. George
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sjaskow - FSO Senior Member Offline Posts: 365 Frozen Tundra of MN Gender:	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #7 - 01/04/09 at 13:59:38 I've got the Suzuki OEM on an '06. Makes a big difference at 70+ on the highway. However, if I regularly rode in the below 30 range of temps, I'd want one a little taller. Go here http://www.jaskowiak.cc/S40/ for pictures, after the first 4, it's on there.
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Re: Suzuki Windshield
Reply #8 - 01/04/09 at 19:14:02

I put a Spitfire on mine. Just about right as far as coverage and looks go. Sometimes it would be nice to have a larger windscreen, but I learned on another bike that bigger isn't always better. The Spitfire does the job well enough, without being the first thing a person sees when they look at the bike. Price was right too. I think I paid about $75.

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bill67 Serious Thumper Offline old tired Posts: 8517 genoa city wisconsin Gender:	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #9 - 01/04/09 at 19:40:45 I have always had a big windshield,You don't have head buffing and aren't having to hold on so tight,much more relax ride. I like the looks of a big windshield,looks like it gos with the bike better.
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ero4444 Full Member Offline weekender Posts: 176	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #10 - 01/05/09 at 09:58:44 I have the Suzuki sport shield, about 14" high over the headlight. It takes the wind pressure off my chest. I got it with the bike, it is pretty similar to the Spitfire. I suggest that you get a sheild that is is easily removable while leaving the mounts in place (the Suzuki shield is not removeable).
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Jack_650 Senior Member Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 463 Minnesota Gender:	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #11 - 01/05/09 at 12:50:28 I'm the happy owner of the NationalCycle Plexi shield. It's great on the highway. The difference in being out of the wind is amazing when you put in a 650 mile day several days in a row. And it goes down low enough to protect your knees and it covers your hands, double protection from wind chill. Jack
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SimonTuffGuy Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline i like to thump... ;) Posts: 1159 Central PA Gender:	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #12 - 01/08/09 at 12:11:31 I added an OEM one in the fall of last year... It worked alright, a big difference from not having one at all to now.
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savage2k Ex Member	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #13 - 01/08/09 at 19:58:04 I also have the Slipstreamer Spitfire windshield. It's not too bad, once you get the right angle.
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EssForty Senior Member Offline Sunshine, Surf & Suzuki Posts: 382 Melbourne, FL Gender:	Re: Suzuki Windshield Reply #14 - 01/10/09 at 15:06:57 I have the Memphis Shades "Classic Deuce". Very easy to install and good for taller riders.
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