National Cycle Deflector Screen - 7/8" Clear Quickset

love it

Got this windscreen for my harley street 750, and it fits great. I was able to put the windscreen under the fairing so I can still maintain my style on my bike. Its easy to install but hard to adjust it just right, getting everything lines up and even takes about 30 minutes, but once you get it all set up removing and re-installing is a pinch. I didn't need the double stick tape on my bike, and i imagine adding that would make adjustment really difficult. Highly recommend.

Perfect!

I love everything about it. The quality, the size, how easy it was to install and the price! You can't go wrong!

Just put it on, but so far so good. Looks nice but more importantly it works well.

Well made and easy installation

I mounted this on my '77 CB750k. I worked in the bicycle industry for 20 years and am familiar with how mounting hardware for various things can be good or bad, and the hardware and mounting system for this windshield is top-shelf for sure. Installation was very easy and impressively sturdy. The overall quality is 5/5. The only minor criticism is that I would have preferred more visual diagrams in the instructions, where as they are, they are mostly text. Again, a minor critique. This is a smaller, unobtrusive, but effective windscreen.

Works for needa

Works well on my Fat Bob. Got it for winter and rain. Quick on and off once installed. Got it quick with no issues. Looking forward to a long ride to see if it cuts down on fatigue. Worth the money.

great product, works perfectly

The windshield fits my 2015 fat bob pretty well without detracting from the bike's styling. The only problem I had was the mounting is somewhat fiddly, it takes a while to get all the adjustments just right but after it's done you don't need to touch it again. When they say use heat to snap in the mount on the windshield, DO IT. I actually put the snap in part into the freezer and heated the mating part with a hairdryer, after which, the parts would go together. I think National Cycle should have put those parts together. The windshield works very well and won't break the bank to buy. I really can't say enough about this windshield.

For the price it can't be beat

Received the DX Windshield before a short weekend trip. Was primarily looking for an affordable alternative to the OEM wind screen offered for my bike (SCR950). Typically I ride county and state roads and wanted to divert some air off of my arms and chest; so far the DX seems to do just that. Installation was fairly easy as the hex key was the only tool needed and was included. Took about three rides to mess with the positioning to find my preferred angle.

Works great on my duel sport MC

I am 72 years old, have been on motorcycles for 55 years. I have been using this model National Cycle screen on duelsport motorcycles for as I can remember and presently have one on my DR650. It provides adequate wind protection and is fully adjustable to work with rider height and mounting requirements. I have not had one failure in spite of numerous spills.<br />Good product if you want some protection without having a windscreen so large it's going to break in an off road spill. Highly recommend!

Nice Screen, maybe a little small

Well made screen, easy to install and gives my Super Glide more wind protection as promised. Less wind pressure makes my grips on the bars easier and more comfortable. <br /> Also adds some helmet buffeting and wind noise. Possible a little larger screen would eliminate some of this. Maybe some adjustment will help. Still, I'm very satisfied.

Great item for the price.

Love it, its just the size I was looking for and it looks great on my Indian Scout. I've had it on the interstate running 85 and there are no bad vibrations and it does a good job of keeping the wind from pounding your chest.

Love this windshield for my 2016 FXDB Street Bob. Kind of low profile but keeps wind off my head. Been on about a year now,still solid. Would buy replacement I required.

So far so good

Happy with this as a easy on off, infinitely adjustable.

Best purchase I've made in a long time.

From nothing to everything. This little windscreen is fantastic. It has a rock solid mounting system, looks great, cuts through the wind even at highway speeds, doesn't affect handling, and it looks great.

Well made and easy to install. Easier dismount than their cheaper model, which also works well.

Good product, poor customer service.

The product itself seems quality and sturdy. The reason for the 3 star is customer service. In an attempt to avoid returning the entire product because it didn't fit my bike I tried the customer service at National Cycle. I only needed the bar clamp sized up and asked if this was possible through them. My email was ghosted and no luck on the phone. Good product, poor customer service.

Quick disconnect windshield

It's way better than I expected, fits really well and easy to disconnect and remove.

Nice product at fair price.

Overall a nice product at a good price. This was exactly what I wanted. Not a full windshield but enough to get the wind of my mid section making road rides much more enjoyable. I'm 6'5 so I get clean air on my head with is fine with me with no head shake. Then when I get to my off road destination, the windshield detaches in a matter of seconds.

Does the job

Does a good job at blocking the wind up to 60mph and redirects most of the wind up to 80mph, the fastest I?ve been on the new bike. It won?t replace a full fairing but for a light weight unobtrusive windscreen that only costs $130, it does the job and looks good.

Good, not great.

Super Shakey.<br /><br />But does a great job from protecting from the wind.

Not for my bike

As advertised, this windshield is a universal fit windscreen for Harley Sportsters as well as a few others. But definitely not the Roadster Sportster. The handlebars have no space on the right side to permit mounting of the clamps. And even installing the left one required two people because of how the clamps are designed.

Great Screen for Money

Ordered this screen to go on my 18 Ural Gear Up. I wanted minimal sized screen to knock head wind down and this does the job perfectly. I still feel like I'm riding a motorcycle but I don't have the heavy drag of feeling like a human parachute. For the ease, quality and money.. you can't go wrong with this screen by National Cycle.

Defender shield on Royal Enfield INT 650

Appears to be well made and was easy to install. Only traveled 100 miles on this new bike since installation and haven't exceeded 50 mph so don't know long-term how the shield will perform. So far no problems.

Breaking wind

Does a really good job of deflecting the majority of the wind with little impact on performance and mpg. It was a bit of a challenge to get it all lined up just right. Put this on a 1985 Yamaha xj700 Maxim X

It is not for a Moto Guzzi V7 III

The brackets do not adjust well to the handlebar of the motorcycle, and the screen vibrates a lot when the motorcycle is running. The parts do not fit too well to my motorcycle model. But something does at least.

Great small size, fits headlight, arrived fast in extremely well packed box

Nice, compact windshield

This is a nice, well-made windshield. It is easy to mount, but not easy to adjust. Being a universal fit windshield, it has 5 adjustments per side, and each one affects the others. It takes a while to get it right.

Good Windscreen

I like the windscreen. The installation was easy except that the supplied 1" U-clamps and eyebolts did not work with my handlebar. Instead, I substituted Motorcycle light bar mounts (that work like a Q-lock mount) with a 1" rubber collar. The eyebolts fit the mounts, and the rest of the installation went by the book. It was easy to fine tune the final position: center, height, and rake. The windscreen works well so far. I have no complaints about its performance or its quality.

Not worth it

I loved the idea of the removable windshield. It feels sturdy, it looks sturdy, scratch resistant. Great addition to my ride, UNTIL, it simply snapped. The wind broke it while riding around 60 miles per hour. Usually it rattled while going at high speed due to the way it's attached to the bike, which is not ideal but got the job done, until it broke itself against the wind. Not worth it unless they change the support method. I suggest going for the model that is not removable.

National cycle deflector windshield for Hardaway softail

The. windshield fits perfectly , it was easy to install and I’m very satisfied

Perfect windscreen

Perfect windscreen. I generally don't like windscreens, but I like this one. Not too big, not too small. Extremely secure mounting system; seems like this would fit almost any bike. Construction seems extremely solid as well. It's shape is great as it's fat at the bottom and narrows towards the top. It really takes the wind pressure off the chest. There was a little issue with the hardware, but I called them directly, and ultimately got it resolved. Great product.

Great windshield.

Exceptional build. Perfect mid-size shield. I usually don't like windshields. I like this one. Should fit just about any bike.

None

It was the wrong size and I sent it back.

Perfect fit and form for my Honda 750 Aero

My new National Cycle Deflector Screen Windshield is just what the doctor ordered. It went on to my Honda 750 Aero easily and firmly. I then rode in cool windy weather and that air pressure on my front torso was gone! I highly recommend for the money!

NEED'S A THIRD PLACE OF CONTACT FOR STABILITY!

I installed this windscreen on my 2020 grom 125 this morning. Hardware attaches in two places on the handlebar. IT NEED'S A THIRD (3) PLACE OF CONTACT. I HAD TO PUT A SPONGY CUSHION AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SHIELD SO IT DOESN'T RADDLE AROUND!!<br /><br />Also, to put the handlebar hardware on I had to adjust the controls to fit it in.

Harley windshield

Fast shipping great price looks great on my bike a 2004 Harley sportster 1200 easy to install

It was smaller than I thought, should have went with the full size.

Good size easy install and flows with my bike

Great little windshield

Love the windshield . Really cut the wind down on my Dailey commute

Comfortable and looks good.

Fitment was tricky for my nightster with aftermarket bars, but i was able to make it fit in the end. Very comfortable at 60 mph. I have not done any long rides yet. It's a basic windscreen. Glad it has adjustability or it wouldn't have fit.

I like it. Adjustable and easy to install. Works pretty well

SPORTSTER

Perfect for my 2007 sportster.

Looks great and provides a more relaxed ride.

This small wind deflector mounted right up on my Yamaha XS650 Heritage Special and looks great in smoke. It provides just enough deflection of wind protection for highway riding in summer months. I’ve had several types of National Cycle windshields, large and small and they are durable and very flexible in application.

GREAT NATIONAL WINDSHIELD

Great Windshield. I only bought Four(4) in the last few years. Easy to install, No Wobble, and Made in America, which is Rare Nowadays!??

Just the right size

Using this on a 1979 CB750 with slightly lower than stock bars.<br /><br />With my previous windshield (National Cycle Street Shield EX) no amount of angle/height adjustment would result in smooth air reaching my helmet. Laying down in a tuck would put my head in still air. Standing up on the pegs would put my head in smooth air. But sitting upright would always put me in the turbulent/buffeting zone, and I found that I'd end up less fatigued after a long ride with no windshield at all.<br /><br />This Deflector Screen model however seems to be the perfect height. After a few adjustments (which by the way are quite easy) I've found an angle that results in clean/smooth airflow hitting my helmet, while the vast majority of wind blast on my torso is deflected. IMO, that's about as good as it's going to get on a standard/UJM bike without going massive full fairing.<br /><br />When properly adjusted (so the support arms are as short as possible), vibration is minimal. I can neither confirm nor deny that I've tested it up to 95mph. But it's stable going TX highway speeds.

2022 Triumph Speedmaster screen test!

Seems well made. I’ve bought 2 and neither fit my 2022 Triumph Speedmaster. <br />I bought the 1” bracket model - too small, went up a size way too big. <br />Not sure if first one was correct. I went with the Dart classic flyscreen, overall better but not tall enough.

Fit the bike perfectly! Easy to install and works exactly as described. Highly recommend!

Excellent product... kit arrived complete, installation was easy and exactly as described... very happy with this windscreen.

Works as expected but still get some buffeting on the helmet. Much better not feeling the wind with it than without.

FIT THE BIKE WELL.EASY TO INSTALL.

Great little wind deflector

National Cycle deflector screen

fair price, easy to install and good quality screen makes for a great value!

Husky 501 installation

Feels solid an deflects wind off my chest.

Works as Advertised

Took a bit of adjusting; yet now it looks good and does the job on my Z900RS!

Roadster trouble

Quality windscreen however, it didn't fit my Harley Roadster. Had ton return it for the universal fit hardware. Now it fits and performs great. A great value too.

Looks awesome. Does the job

2009 Triumph America - National Cycle Deflector Screen Windshield

Easy install. Fitment as a universal fit was better than I expected.

Windshield

Kind of hard to see through

Works great! Love the small design.

Satisfied with outcome, but could be better initial quality

Molded plastic parts were difficult to get into position and clamped over bars. Did not go together as easily as the manufacturer's demo video showed, but I did eventually get it into place with a couple extra hands. After a few rides, it has not moved. Stable in the wind, even with only two attachment points. Looks great on my older Magna.

Didn’t work with my stock ergos; works with a handlebar swap (different ergos)

I read/watched the reviews and was convinced this would help with wind. I love the look without a windshield, just don’t love the experience without a windshield. This went on a 1987 Honda Supermagna with stock handlebars, which provide roughly an 8” rise, making the rider ergonomics a bit up and back. This did two things that I didn’t like: 1) moved my sitting position back which put pressure on my tailbone on the panned seat and 2) made me sit upright which made wind resistance a strain at freeway speeds. I figured a windshield would help with #2. <br /><br />As much as I adjusted it and tried different things, with the stock ergonomics, I could not get it to make my helmet NOT shake and fill with noise. It was absolutely awful - ridiculous amounts of wind buffeting. The only way I could get it to stop was tuck down behind for the wind to pass over my helmet, and that would be lame to ride like that all the time. I took it off and threw it in storage. I found that riding without this windshield with my stock set-up was better than riding with it.<br /><br />About a month ago, I wanted to change my riding ergonomics. The two issues that I mentioned before could be resolved with a lower rise (Emgo Superbike Handlebars). It would put me in a more “sporty” position which would make me more “tucked” (less wind resistance) and take the pressure off my tailbone.<br /><br />I’ve been riding it without the windshield, and yesterday considered: With the new ergonomics, would the windshield actually do its job this time? I installed it and crossed my fingers.<br /><br />I do have to say that I experienced NO helmet buffeting and yes, it did take a LOAD of pressure off my chest at high speeds.<br /><br />Again, this only worked well when I changed my handlebar set up.<br /><br />I would recommend this windshield, but understand that it may not work with your bike’s ergonomics. I don’t think that a bike with older cruiser ergonomics which sit you a bit back and up would work well with this. Standard motorcycle ergonomics or some modern cruisers would work well. <br /><br />Consider the ergos of your bike when you purchase this or any other aftermarket windshield.

Pricey, but looks good on her sportster.

Shield Yourself with Style!

The National Cycle Deflector Screen Windshield is a perfect accompaniment to my restored 1973 XLH 1000. The windshield is understated in appearance and does not detract from the overall image of the bike. The windshield provides the perfect amount of wind deflection. The National Cycle Deflector Screen Windshield was an easy 30-minute installation, clamping to my handlebars, with no interference from cables, levers, or turn signals.

Deflector National Cycle

Installation was fairly straight forward, with reasonable instructions. Excellent performance. Never have been a fan of windshields but this deflector did the job perfectly.

To many pivot points

Its a nice shield but install sucked to many pivoting points just makes install a hassle. one star taken off for install issues.

Exactly what my 2012 Fat Boy Lo needed... With my Denim Black color scheme, I have been steadily "blacking out" my bike. I had a National Cycles Gladiator, but since that windshield only ocmes with chrome mounting hardware, it defeated my "black out" quest. The Deflector Screen is only slightly larger than the Gladiator, and has black mounting hardware that is line with my "all-black" theme. It was easy to install, and one cannot beat the price!

Very easy to install. Only had taken a few minutes and it looks good on my bike.

Quickset sucks. Stick with the U-clamp variant for better install

I installed on Kawasaki 454 LTD. The shield itself is good. I have to angle it far back to not get any buffeting. Since it's just a bar clamp, it does get a little buzzy during acceleration with my particular bike. You could probably install some rubber dampers (like ones used in Archery on the limbs of bows) to get rid of the buzziness. I don't really hear it when I have my helmet on though (Shoei RF-SR).<br /><br />As far as the Quckset hardware...it blows. It stripped out super easy during install. It's probably my fault but I wouldn't consider it a durable product if you plan on taking it on and off with any kind of frequency. It also doesn't allow as much adjustment as the U-clamp hardware. I ended up ditching the Quickset hardware and buying the U-Clamp hardware direct from National Cycle. I didn't even bother trying to get the Quickset hardware replaced under warranty.The U-clamp hardware was not cheap so be mindful if you decide to make the switch later.

4 Stars

I love the product for my Street 750. Only problem is that the mounting bracket for the handlebars was larger than the stock handlebars. I had to cut a piece of radiator hose and slide it in.. Other then that I love it.

This windshield is very easy to setup and disconnect. It is highly adaptable to different handlebars. I have drag bars and with a few adjustments it fit pretty well.