Adjustable Windshield System for Polaris Slingshot (2015 - 2019) Single/Blade Style

FIRST: Install was easy despite not having a guide; their web link was not helpful but I managed to find a photo. Caution is needed with the locking knobs. They have small notches and a groove which must be precisely lined up. Again, a detailed instruction would be helpful. I figured it out being mechanically inclined but it could be harder for some.
SECOND: the performance is great so far. I am 71" tall and ordered the 22" model for my fat bob 114. It has several tilt angles and im trying the one before max tilt which makes a HUGE difference with buffeting. I've chronic neck pain and usually cannot wear full face because of the buffeting but Madstad is a lot better. With the tilt one notch from fully back and height just below eye level I no longer feel the top of my head being smacked. The more vertical I adjust it the worse my head gets smacked around regardless of height-the tilt back is the best thing. There is still some lower buffeting regardless of height but it is not as noticeable and doesnt seem to hurt my neck but there is some helmet movement (my helmet is properly fitted). For someone without neck problems I would say you may not even notice. Again I had problems with several bikes regardless of helmet style-ultra classic, road glide, heritage, and a dyna with clip on shields and lowers. Every one was headache time but Madstad is doing a far better job.
I'm still experimenting with different heights and angles; I can say confidently the adjustability makes the difference.

I was missing 2 of the rubber nuts for the display screen, missing 2 screws, no instructions, had to spend money by going to a hardware store to put the screen on because every time I called for two days straight I magically cudnt get nobody on phone at all. So I had everything apart to replace the windscreen and realized I was missing essential pieces to even put it on to ride my bike

After reading several reviews of various windshield options, I chose MaddStad. While the other shields were lower priced, none had the adjustability I was looking for. I recently downsized to the BMW F800GT from other larger sport touring motorcycles. All of which have electronically adjustable windshields. I wanted something that would allow to to change the airflow depending upon the weather conditions. I always look over the windshield, even when it is set to the highest position. The MaddStad shield allows me to adjust the pitch as well as the height of the shield. Instructions for the most part were good, but better photos would make the process easier to follow. It took me 1.5 hours with a few put the piece on, take the piece off and try again sessions.

Works really well to keep the wind out of my face, clear image looking through it.

I currenly have 2 slingshots with this windshield system. I love it. The first one I got almost a year ago and went on great. No problems. The second one however was not so easy. The second slingshot is my daughter's . She wanted to install it herself. After about 2 hours she came in frustrated as she could not get the windshield to line up. I went to help and saw the side brackets that hold the windshield and the titening nuts came assembled in reverse. I compared to mine and yep, not a huge issue, but does not look good on quality control from Madstad, which i was really suprised about as we had waited over a month for this windshield understanding it is a custom product and takes time to make. That being said, you would think the quality control would be better, again it was all there, it all works after having to flip the brackets, but disappointing that they were sent out like that.