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Windscreen problem
- Thread starter ndrhsr
- Start date
Yes I know that I've owned the bike for nearly 3 years
gsinnc
Well-known member
Was just checking as I asked that same "dumb" question when I thought my shield was not moving back to the last position.
I have experienced this maybe a half dozen times in 84,000 miles on my 14RT . I just adjust it as I'm moving and it's ok again for many miles , don't know why it happens but don't consider it a problem .
Found out that as I turned off the key if I applied some pressure on the windscreen it would retract . So lubed up the pivot points & all has returned to normal.
