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dmach181 · 02-03-2007, 08:48 PM

Let me know how the Corbin Fairing works out, there may be one in my bikes future.

You should be looking over the windshield not through it. The top of the windshield should be about even with the tip of your nose. My bike came with the tall windshield. I took it to Thunder Beach this last fall when the bike was new. On the way back it rainded very heavily! The rain was being blown accross the road from the side. With rain covering my face shield and my windshield I could barely see the tail lights of the bike in front of me. Very Dangerous! I have since cut my windshield down.

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02-03-2007, 08:48 PM	#21 (permalink)
dmach181 Newbie Join Date: Feb 2007 Bike: 2006 Raodliner S, Artic White Location: Alabaster, AL Posts: 17	Let me know how the Corbin Fairing works out, there may be one in my bikes future. You should be looking over the windshield not through it. The top of the windshield should be about even with the tip of your nose. My bike came with the tall windshield. I took it to Thunder Beach this last fall when the bike was new. On the way back it rainded very heavily! The rain was being blown accross the road from the side. With rain covering my face shield and my windshield I could barely see the tail lights of the bike in front of me. Very Dangerous! I have since cut my windshield down.

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