Indian Power Windshield Broken? There's a Service Bulletin!

Polaris recently declared a new service bulletins for touring bikes with power windscreens like the Challenger and Chieftain. If your windscreen gear has broken and even if you're out of warranty, you can now get it replaced at the dealer for free with a new, redesigned part.
Since not everyone wants to deal with a dealer, and since the new part is untested, another option, and the one I personally used, is to get an all metal replacement part from Steve Kovacs at mystic-fire-cy... and fix it yourself.
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Bonus! More footage from my epic road trip out west, this time it's Independence Pass leaving Aspen, Colorado!
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[@matrix4you2see]

Now if they would only have a service bulletin for those pesky saddlebag lids ...

[@Mymusickb]

What's wrong with them?

[@Mymusickb]

What's wrong with them?

[@matrix4you2see]

@@Mymusickb are you serious my bike is less then a year old & my bag lids are all out of wack need adjustment dealership said. Just don't close like they did when I got the bike...

[@cl2eep_rides]

Out of adjustment in what way? If you use a rubber grommet on the latch, you can get them shutting perfectly.

[@matrix4you2see]

@cl2eep_rides the lid doesn't line up when closing. I need to give it alittle lift then swing into latching position then click click closed..