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New Tulsa Windshield

Started by petevenne, Tue 25, May 2010, 19:45:10

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petevenne

 Any Yea's or Nay's on the new Tulsa windshield??? http://www.tulsaenterprises.com/valkyrie.html

Thanks, Pete

hubcapsc


I don't have an Interstate, but I can say I only got caught in the rain a couple of times with a windshield
that I had to look through...



Then I got a shorter windshield.

-Mike

Dave Weaver

Pete, I think that windshield has been out for several years now.  I had one on my first Inerstate and was satisfied with it.  Murdoc has one on his current bike, send him a PM and he will let ya know what he thinks of it.
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

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joefromperry

I've been using the Tulsa Tall Windshield on my Interstate since I got it maybe five years ago, and I have absolutely no complaints. It's tall enough that I need to look through it, rather than over, because I'm only 5'6". I get none of the buffeting from the wind on my helmet that I get with my son's Goldwing, which makes for a less fatiguing ride at long distances. I guess I did have one time when it was raining on a muddy road and I had trouble seeing and had to look around it for a little bit, but I didn't think it was a big deal. Hope it helps.
2000 Honda Valkyrie Interstate Silver/Blue
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Mr.BubblesVRCCDS0008

A friend has one on his I/S and the only problem I've had with it is if I don't watch out I'll hit my head on the top edge while getting on and off the bike. I seem to lean forward while throwing my leg over seat.

valkyriemc

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Quote from: joefromperry on Wed 26, May 2010, 07:59:29
I've been using the Tulsa Tall Windshield on my Interstate since I got it maybe five years ago, and I have absolutely no complaints. It's tall enough that I need to look through it, rather than over, because I'm only 5'6". I get none of the buffeting from the wind on my helmet that I get with my son's Goldwing, which makes for a less fatiguing ride at long distances. I guess I did have one time when it was raining on a muddy road and I had trouble seeing and had to look around it for a little bit, but I didn't think it was a big deal. Hope it helps.

Same here on all the above, except kinda of thinking about getting another with the wing vent in the windshield for really hot Florida days. I do prefer to look through rather than over, due to being hit with various stuff over the years...
Veteran USN '70-'76

hubcapsc

Quote from: valkyriemc on Wed 26, May 2010, 11:42:49
Same here on all the above, except kinda of thinking about getting another with the wing vent in the windshield for really hot Florida days. I do prefer to look through rather than over, due to being hit with various stuff over the years...

I've been whacked with stuff that would have left a mark if I hadn't had the full face on...  :cooldude:

-Mike

1FAST6

I put one on my IS 5 years ago when I got it.  I love it! I look through, but can look over if I stretch.  It has 75k mi on it and still looks almost new.

Jess from VA

Only way I could look over that would be to stand on the boards (which I do enjoy on the backroads, but not in the rain).