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SCDorman
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Anyone have any experience with National Cycle windscreens? I am looking for an inexpensive and easily removable solution for my 77 R100S.
Thanks.
Steve
Thanks.
Steve
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paulj
New member
Am using one on the K75, and very pleased with it. Quality of material is very high, and I especially like being able to remove it quickly using the little thumb screws, while leaving the mounting clamp on the bars. It is just about infinitely adjustable, and does not wobble or vibrate at speed.
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gregLewis
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I have one on my 94 K75, and I'm very happy with it. High quality and good protection...and very adjustable.
paulsibek
New member
Nat. Cycle...
I have used Nat Cycle Street Shields on 3 Beemers now for a total of over 100,000 miles.
I can think of nothing negative to say, they have held up very well and don't bend in the wind like the Parabellum I tried and returned.
I had one of their larger ones, I forget the model, and it worked great untill I flew through it in a get-off...
I have used Nat Cycle Street Shields on 3 Beemers now for a total of over 100,000 miles.
I can think of nothing negative to say, they have held up very well and don't bend in the wind like the Parabellum I tried and returned.
I had one of their larger ones, I forget the model, and it worked great untill I flew through it in a get-off...
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SCDorman
Guest
Thank you for the feedback!
