Areyourshop Universal Motorcycle Adjustable Windshield Wind Screen fits for Motorcycle with 22MM 25MM 28MM Handlebar

I needed something to take the wind off my head and shoulders but that looks good on my sportster and this windscreen fits the bill ! Plus it keeps the bugs and rain off my helmet facesheild ! Its a good windscreen and it fits perfectly

The shield itself is sturdy but it stops there. As others have said (so believe us) there is a design flaw. Pure plastic is not and did not hold on chrome handlebars at 60mph. You simply can't tighten the screws tight enough without fear of cracking the plastic. Plastic on chrome just spins. There needs to be a rubber gasket to force friction and this company feels its not necessary. Until they fix this or include a 10 cent slice of rubber, I'm sure many others will be returning it also. I'm not into providing parts that the manufacturer should supply in the beginning.

Needed to deflect the Asian beetles. Liked this windshield as it fits the style of Honda xr150. It also is large enough for a dual sport bike. It would be better if handle bar clamps were made of aluminum as had to put Emery cloth in clamps to keep them from moving.

Installed this on my 300NK and took it on a long highway ride for testing. Overall, I'm pretty happy with this package, but I have some gripes with it.Firstly- the mounting hardware for the ball joints onto the shield itself uses self-tapping screws into the plastic. So you need to be very careful when attaching the ball sockets that you don't overtighten the screws, because you'll strip out the plastic and destroy the mount.Secondly, the spacers that come with the kit are plastic not rubber, which feels like a missed opportunity because a good rubber will act as vibration damping, it provides more traction, and it can deform more when clamping to help be more flexible to different bar configurations. Additionally, the spacers come with little alignment pegs, which is a good idea in theory, but because they fit loosely into the clamps, they constantly fell out on me during installation and then those pegs were preventing me from closing the clamps because they were 1-2mm out of alignment. Again, I'd rather just have a little rubber ring that doesn't need alignment pegs.Finally, it appears like you should be able to adjust the length of the arms in the mount, but for me the friction is so tight that I can't adjust the length of the arms, so my installation is a tiny askew and it does drive my perfectionism a little bit crazy when I can see that the shield is a couple degrees closer on one side than the other.In terms of actual practical use, however, its very functional. A little bit of vibration when going at high speeds, but the ball joints stayed in place, and the shield did a good job deflecting air away from my chest and over my head. It made riding at speed much more comfortable, and I'm sure also helped deflect bugs and other debris away from me as well.If I had to buy this, I might look and see if there were any other options for maybe just a little more money that had some slightly better thought-out mounting hardware- but for the price, it is a fairly reasonable offer as long as you can put up with the awkward installation issues.

Its a cool design and makes the bike look a little more aerodynamic. But its not the best quality. The brackets that hold the handle bars and the shield are cheap plastic and can easily strip through the plastic with the screws if not careful. Also the windshield comes as a plastic so it had a bunch of swirl marks as if its been wiped many times with a cheap cloth rag. Other than that it looks cool and blocks the wind like i want it to.

The size, style and adjustment is what drew me to this windshield. No installation instructions but it’s common sense on how it works. The problem was the handlebar mount would not secure tight. After adding a wedge to keep the mount from rotating the plastic mount broke. Great design but the materials are substandard for a motorcycle. Memphis Shad’s has a metal mount that is more robust but the rods from the windshield are incompatible. I’m working on a shaft collars to hold the rods to the Memphis Shad’s mount. Typical case of Chinese metric to standard measurements

The windshield has the perfect lines and great coverage for my Z1000. Very easy to install. For the best fit with no obstructions when I turn, I cut the mounting rods down just long enough to put the rubber ends on them.

Screen is poor quality, needs extra support moves around