Alic

If anyone had a chance to compare Zero Gravity and Lockhart Phillips windshields, please leave your feedback. Both are dark tinted.

Rollingalong

Sorryfor the off topic post but looking at your sig was wondering what mufflers you are running and the final jetting you have .

I've got the Double Bubble on the way , can tell you about it mid next week

Alic

Rollingalong - you've got PM.

And for anyone interested in Lockhart Phillips tinted windscreen, there's a new one on Ebay for $40 now (exp. 8 days):
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=35590

Also, a guy on Ebay has a few of brand new LP and ZG windscreens for $49.23 + $9 shipping (if you buy directly via PayPal to avoid Ebay listing costs). Send him an e-mail:
Jeff Morrell
morrelltangibleinvestments@hotmail.com

wheeliefun996

I like my zero gravity, good fit and finish.

superbling

My used 98 came with a ZG. I'll second the good fit and finish judgement.

HotStreetVTR

SuperChicken II had a Zero Gravity Double-Bubble, and I found it to be both aesthetically sharp (nice graphics, not overly imposing) and surprisingly effective in deflecting wind at speeds over 80 mph.

SuperChicken III came equipped with an OEM-style dark tinted windscreen--God knows what brand, as the eBay listing didn't specify. In riding on the highway at speeds over 80 mph, I notice the difference between the OEM-style windscreen and the double-bubble: With the OEM-style windscreen, wind deflection is such at that speed that the wind tends to catch the underside of my full-face helmet and then eventually cause neck strain.

At the end of the month, I intend to replace the OEM-style tinted windscreen with a Zero Gravity "Dark Smoke" Double-Bubble. This will likely come-in especially handy on regular long trips from Altanta to the Tampa Bay area.


cheers,
_HotStreetVTR