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Old 04-05-2006, 08:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default New windshield and ear pressure problem!!

Hello guys,
I just installed my new memphis shades big shot with 19" cutout.

I took a good 30 min ride 50-60 mph and clearly, lot less wind, less wind noise and nicer rid.
From reading many posts here I was expecting wind issues on my helmet (which I do not think I experienced, lot less wind noise). but NOT ear presure problem, same as in airplane landing or taking off. couple of times it was so bad, I had to squeeze my jaw wide open to release ear pressure!!!!
I am 5.4, wearing helmet (not full size, i think it is called 2/3??) and I have the shade installed with
1. the cutout very close to the headlight (like 1/4" away from it)
2. me sitting normal on the bike, my eye sight is almost horizantal with the top edge of the shade....

I do not think that I can tilt this thing, But I think there is a good inch I can raise it but it will be that far from the headlight and then I will looking thru sahde if I rais it that far up...
Is this ear pressure problem normal?
Is this happening to me since I am NOT hearing as much wind noise anymore, I need to get used to it?


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Old 04-06-2006, 09:42 AM   #2 (permalink)
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From what I know about aerodynamics and windscreens you'll have to get some airflow in under the screen. It's sealed too tightly and is creating a vacuum bubble behind itself. Maybe some M owners have a better solution for you.
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Old 04-06-2006, 09:58 AM   #3 (permalink)
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This makes perfect sense, since I do have it very tight @ bottom of screen.
I will try that when i get home tonight
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