Cee Bailey's or Clearview

[TOMCAT]

Good morning Dickie. Why would you hijack a thread that was moving along nicely because someone's sentence construction doesn't agree with your sensibilities. Do something useful and go to work.

Go have a look at the reaction on the Speed Triple Forum to new Members that don't bother introducing themselves .. they get f#ckin flamed like you wouldn't believe. Politely suggesting new Owners to do a quick intro is supported by a lot of the Members here I've found.

 

[Wrecka]

I look like a big enough window licker without the added embellishment of a massive clear screen to tongue pash , although id fkn love to get out of the wind most times over 100

 

[Tripps]

If you ride in the rain much, you can come to hate windshields. I just cut 4" off mine, going to cut 2" more.

 

[cusso ken]

If you ride in the rain much, you can come to hate windshields. I just cut 4" off mine, going to cut 2" more.

G'day Tripps in OZ we have a product called Rainex it is a water dispersant for windscreens ,and works wonders particularly on curved surfaces the rain just beads and rolls off the screen, I put it on my Touring screen each time I clean the bike, it also stops bugs from welding themselves on the screen ,works well on helmet visors as well!you probably have a simular product in your neck of the woods

 

[cusso ken]

A nice G'day always breaks the ice ,Most Aussies don't leave home without one.

 

[Tripps]

We have Rainex, they specifically warn against using on Lexan or polycarbonate windshields, interesting that you use it with no problems.

 

[Wrecka]

G'day Tripps in OZ we have a product called Rainex it is a water dispersant for windscreens ,and works wonders particularly on curved surfaces the rain just beads and rolls off the screen, I put it on my Touring screen each time I clean the bike, it also stops bugs from welding themselves on the screen ,works well on helmet visors as well!you probably have a simular product in your neck of the woods

Where do you buy that from Ken ?

 

[cusso ken]

Where do you buy that from Ken ?

Autobarn,Superchief, Bursons any of those Auto parts stores ,

We have Rainex, they specifically warn against using on Lexan or polycarbonate windshields, interesting that you use it with no problems.

Our variety of Rainex only stipulates not to use on plastics and to avoid contact with painted surfaces , I have been using it on my screens and visors for years no problems , maybe the US variety has some different chemicals,

 

[Watcher]

I've never read the bottle hell I cant spell let alone read but I've used it now for 15 or more years now if you use it and it f8ks it up dont wipe me

 

[Molinoman]

I'm on my third Clearview windscreen (as soon as it gets here). I thought I had gotten one for the T-Bird but I was mistaken. Clearview does tell you on the website how to measure it and you should never have the screen higher than about an inch or so below eye level. It's not the rain you have to worry about but the distortion in the screen if you are trying to look "through" it (in rain or night time riding for instance).