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Tourer
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Dallas, Texas | While I am debating which Cee Bailey's windshield to get, has anyone tried the head light guard? Is it worth the expense or just a waist? |
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Visionary
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Pitt Meadows, BC Canada | Anything that will protect the waist is not a waste. Somehow I just keep getting bigger around. Head Light guard? Maybe if there is lots of rocks where you ride - I have never had a broken light in 50 years. Someone stole one off my 650 BSA once, but the guard wouldn't have helped. |
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Iron Butt
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Rockford, IL | Considering that the Vision headlamp lens is Lexan I'm tending to think that the headlamp guard is a waste when purchased for the purpose of protection.
So the only reason to purchase it would be for "appearance". However I guess if you are heading to pick up a chick or two or more....well...you are protected. |
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Tourer
Posts: 411
Dallas, Texas | Ok, so I misspelled "waste" with "waist". Sorry about that. Typed too fast for my brain. I didn't really think that the headlight case needed that much addition protection. Why engineer something that will break easily, and then put it on the "nose" of a bike? I also have never had a headlight get busted on the road like that either. But with enough force, weight and size of the object, I guess it could break. I was really just curious to see if anyone had one. |
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