AeroBon 10 Pieces Aluminum Spike Motorcycle Windscreen Bolts/Windshield Screws (Chrome) Review

Went to attach and the threads are so short it doesn't even touch the male thread, a total waste unless you want to attach them without a windscreen!

Pretty good, the only thing that's hard to put on. Not much space for a wrench. Not that it needs to be twisted, but a little tighter than finger tightening. Overall it looks pretty cool.

Looks cool but won't hold a Memphis Shade windshield on a bat wing. Clear plastic flexes too much, and the holes in the windshield are too large and elongated. I know I'm not the only one.

Trash. When I ride the motorcycle, the windshield moves. Because the thread can easily overturn. My screen went off while driving. About 70 percent of the spikes lost. Not recommended unless used on a bicycle.

These are lightweight and cheap. And they don't fit on the studs. So you have to reach behind the fairing to replace it. This isn't a simple "take the old screw and screw in the spigot". Almost useless. And ended up in the trash

studs look great perfect size IMO a little flat on both sides for wrench tightening but does not fit standard or metric size had to use an adjustable wrench and It's very close to the base so it's very easy to scratch the fairing when you turn the wrench if you're not careful.

These are very cool anodized threaded spikes. The only problem is that they are difficult to tighten without damaging them. Slightly anodize scratches. Since they all have some flat seats to get an open-ended girl, they're hard to turn when holding my windshield to my bike. I ended up using some thin pieces of rubber and wrapping them with pliers to tighten them.