The Highest Quality Recurve Windshields
Handcrafted Excellence – Made in the USA
ROAD GLIDE® Windshield 2024 / 2023 CVO
Fits New Style Road Glide Fairing
• Freedom AirCurve design – our recurve drives the airflow 2″-3″ higher than a standard windshield
• Cleaner air flow – less wind noise & turbulence for the rider and passenger
• Helps to stabilize the bike at higher speeds
• Allows you to use a shorter windshield for a better view over the top without sacrificing comfort or use the same size or taller windshield for added comfort.
• 30% thicker than the stock windshield and other windshields for more stability and added strength
• Crystal clear optical clarity – No distortion !
• High Gloss, hand polished edges
• Best quality, performance, optical clarity, fit and finish in the industry
Choosing a Size
Looking Over the Windshield
The ideal height is where the top edge of the windshield is level with the tip of your nose. This gives you about 2” to see over the top of the windshield when you are looking straight ahead. With this height, the wind will clear the top of your head for a comfortable and quiet ride. The taller you go the better it feels, especially for the passenger, as long as the top edge doesn’t creep up into your line of sight.
Looking Through the Windshield
The ideal height is where the top edge of the windshield is about 2″ above your line of sight. This gives the most comfort and protection for both the rider and the passenger, but when it rains and the windshield gets wet and dirty it gets harder to see through the windshield.
Measuring Tips
It is best to use the vertical measurements from the picture above. If you had some help, you could hold a level from the tip of your nose over the dash on the inner fairing. Then measure straight up from the top of the vent, the highest spot on the inner fairing, straight up to the level. Then find which size windshield matches that vertical height.
How to Measure the Windshield
7 sizes to choose from 10″ – 16″
The size is measured by laying a tape measure on the front center of the windshield from the base of the windshield to the top edge of the windshield.
(see pic above)
