does any one else have an issue with the windsheild getting loose?
i have a tall one, i'm guessing wind load
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does any one else have an issue with the windsheild getting loose?
i have a tall one, i'm guessing wind load
No issue with mine. Have you used blue lock tite? Good luck
Something is wrong…. I have had about 8 shields on and off my bike … never had one bolt loose…..then agin I was running 5 bolts…3 now with the Clearview...
My tall windshield squeaks, but the screws aren't loose. The nut behind the handlebars has a few screws loose.
What type/brand are you talking about??..No issues with my Baggershield adjusted all the way up...Just curious
'Baggershield" is made by Slipstream,,, Same goes for ShowChrome shields,,,
I had a tall windshield installed by the dealer. The shorty was held on by 3 bolts. They used the same 3 bolts to install the tall one. There are actually 5 mounting holes. I put 2 more in and it is tight.
I have the 19" Baggershield. Originally mounted it with the 3 stock bolts. I had the same issue/problem. Added 2 more bolts/washers....no more squeak/windshield movement.
As other said add two more bolts , I had bolts with shoulders and added some thin plastic washers on both sides and it has no sqeeks and nice and tight .
My first attempt at Installing by Baggershield I did myself and about 2000 miles later I noticed it was very loose.
I had a guy install a few other things and asked him to check it out. He said that the middle bracket was missing. I didnt remember there being a middle bracket. He added a middle bracket and its been rock solid for the last 3000 miles.
When my shield was loose it ended up putting some minor scratches at the bottom so now I have a visible gauge if the shield starts to loosen again or fall like it did last time.
If you can use all five bolts that would help I believe. What I did with mine is, I got a large rubber washer and a fender washer to spread the load out, a little loctite and that's it. The fender washers help out, and I also made inserts to full the mounting slots like you mentioned