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[Laker]

I have two of the rubber antennas sitting in my garage if anyone wants them. Don't need them as I installed an antenna inside the fairing.

[GC_Super]

twolanerider, re: the lip on the Clearview shields:  I sent them an e-mail and recieved a reply today.  They call it a euro lip, and it supposed to help direct air over your head on the shorter shields.  $14 extra.  Looks like nice stuff and most sizes are $65.  I may try one of their shorter ones.  I like the way they list the sizes. They tell you the overall height and the height above the edge of the fairing.

Later, Robert  

[Twolanerider]

That's interesting.  Thanks Robert.  Looking at their website I didn't see an illustration of the "lip" so was curious as to it's purpose.  Will look their site over again more thoroughly this evening and see what's tucked away.

[GC_Super]

There wasn't much info on their site. For some reason, they say to e-mail them for questions or call the 800 number.  [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif]

[FR8TRN]

Fr8, what benefit comes from the "lip" you describe at the top of the screen?

Suppose to kick the air up a little higher than if it were just a straight shield.  Seems to work, I ran the same size shield on my '04 Ultra and the wind hit right at the top of my helmet, now it's well over the top before I can feel it with my hand, wife also gets alot less air hitting her helmet, but she sits a little lower than on the '04.

[Eqcons]

That's interesting.

[FR8TRN]

I emailed and got a reply too, but no photo of the lip, nor one to be found on their site. Anybody got some photos of one of these on a Glide, so we can see what the lip is like?

Jim

Would be hard to see in a pic, it's just a slight curve at the top to redirect the airflow a bit higher, hard to even notice unless you know it's there.