Which company provides the best adjustable windshield brackets- MadStad or Motorradgarage?
Just recently got mine from OZ and I am liking it a lot.rem said:Madstadt and Motorradgarage (Wasp)are not the same.quote]
I've got the one from Australia, whichever one that is. It seems to work well. R ::008::
Hmm! I've heard reviews of the Touratech adjusters coming loose, but this is the first I've heard of the Madsadt doing the same. Thanks.fredz43 said:have read some feedback of the Madstadt unit's adjustable locking screws coming loose.
I may be mistaken, but I thought I read where japako had a problem with the Madstadt coming loose with his new V Stream mounted on it.Tenerator12 said:Hmm! I've heard reviews of the Touatech adjusters coming loose, but this is the first I've heard of the Madsadt doing the same. Thanks.
Fred, I don't think it came loose. The combination of 75mph and 30mph head wind gust laid it all the way down. In normal riding I never had a problem with it. I mentioned this to National cycle, and they said if I didn't use the bracket, it should be ok. Duh.. ::025::fredz43 said:I may be mistaken, but I thought I read where japako had a problem with the Madstadt coming loose with his new V Stream mounted on it.
Is that correct, Jim, or am I screwed up on that point. As I mentioned, my son has the Madstadt on his Wee Strom with a Givi screen and he loves it.
Camshaft said:I've ridden quite a bit on Southern Alberta gravel [washboard] roads and have yet to have the Madstad come loose.
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rem said:I have it on good authority that there are NO gravel roads in all of Alberta. Just pavement, suitable only for weenie riders on blue bikes. Can you confirm ??? R ::015::
I just installed alsochipy said:i Have fitted the wonderlich adjuster http://www.wunderlichamerica.com/motorcycle/XT1200Z/8110002.html
How do you guys like the Wunderlich windshield adjustable bracket?fjr1300 said:I just installed also