How To Determine Windshield Height On A Harley Davidson Touring Motorcycle

It can be confusing figuring out how high of a windshield you need on your motorcycle. Add in windshield styling, lack of windshield rise information from the manufacturer, and personal comfort needs add to the confusion. This video will show a few ways to determine a baseline of the height you need.
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[@robbo6799]

After 3 shields I settled on Freedom Shield made in the US, optically perfect, and thicker than anything I’ve seen. Imported it into Australia, great service department that gave me advice before deciding on size.

[@Hawgryder]

As you said variables. I ride a 15 RGS with the factory shield. I also wear a FF Shoei. I need full air to my helmet without head buffet and I get that on the stock shield being six foot tall. Air noise tolerable with a good helmet and ear plugs 70 mph plus. I have aftermarket shields 12-16 inches that collect dust. It’s a trade off for cooler weather. The best shield on a motorcycle is no shield. Unfortunately the helmet-less crowd needs to hide behind an a barn door to try and see while they’re driving or trying to keep a stogie lit 😂

[@mikeyb6737]

The best video I have had the pleasure of viewing. Cheers from Australia

[@leelavinder2231]

I’ve never had clockwerks but I do use long ride shields (LRS) which is similar.

[@reddog907]

I have always said Margaret is the backbone , she is also just GREAT !

[@RideitWrenchit]

Yes indeed!

[@TheFlyboy0751]

Margaret is the bomb! Thanks for making the videos

[@smilingscottsman]

THANKS MARGARET!!!

[@OhAdam12]

I like mine taller than me. No different than a car windshield. I like looking through it. I’ve tried EVERY configuration you can think of and if it’s not above me looking through it I get severe buffeting

[@wiktorszkolski]

thanks for making all videos, very very helpful. well done

[@RideitWrenchit]

Glad you like them!

[@michaellomazzo7776]

Thank you Margaret

[@mikehowarth6165]

Thanks Margaret, regards Mike 🇬🇧

[@bobbyruth8201]

Thanks Margret

[@chip9832]

💯

[@bobm6480]

Happy wife Happy life I'm with you brother let's ride

[@Ironmountain81]

Very good video.i run klockwerx.can run a much lower windshield for looks and practicality.

[@keithfolsom7526]

One way you can buy yourself. You gave me the idea with the cardboard. Cut yourself a few strips about inch wide the lengths of the windshield your looking at. Use painters tape and put Lil tape to hold it on that screw. Kinda give you a idea the height you need. I'm going with 8.5inch Memphis shades. Thanks for the help

[@RideitWrenchit]

Thanks for the idea!