Thunderbird Storm (2011 - Up) Fly Screen System

The windshield fixed my wind buffetting issues! I'm riding comfortably :) It looks good and functions great. The only knock I would give is poor instructions. I had to do a little head scratching but was able to figure out I needed to completely disassemble the brackets to get them in the correct alignment for installation (which the instructions suggest not to do - wasn't going to work the way it came!).
Overall - satisfied. If I need another windshield I'll come to MadStad. Thanks !

The Harley Panamerica certainly has it's faults but with the Madstad winshield buffeting and wind noise on the highway are not among them. The Pan is a great stable highway bike and the relative calm the Madstad provides makes me want to ride more. I am very sensitive to buffeting and this is probably the best protection outside of a full touring bike. I am 6 feet tall with a 32 inch inseam with the seat in the high position. The 20 inch shield was not quite tall enough so ordered the 22 inch. I got the whole package of shield, display riser and gps bar. Not cheap but love all of it. My only complaint is that printed instructions in color should be included. I have noticed other companies are going cheap and relying on online instructions and making you print them out. Not acceptable! Also installing all three products at once requires diverging slightly from the directions for installing each product seperatly. I eventually figured it out with help from Madstad but they need to include printed directions for installing all three at once. With that said, spend the money and buy the package. Quality stuff as always.

This is a very nice system and I think it's the best for this bike. Easy install and adjustable up-down -tilt to get it just right. Also quickly removable.

Good shield, it works well, but it's a bit wobbly. Cross bracing would do it wonders, thankfully, I'm an engineer/fabricator and will fab something up.

Fitment instructions could have been a bit better or at least better illustrated. The screen itself wasn't hard to install but the detachable brackets were a bit confusing how they worked. A bit of trial and error solved the riddle. As far as the wind protection it's near perfect. At highway speeds the wind pressure is negligible on my chest and there is no helmet buffeting at all. On some screens the redirection of air pressure sometimes gets shifted to the helmet and there is a fiddling period to optimize the result. This unit bolts up and works fantastic as is. It has to since no adjustability is available, or needed. While it might seem that 5 stars isn't warranted based on my mechanical aptitude the fact that it's a brilliant piece of kit makes up for my shortcomings.