National Cycle QuickSet Deflector N25040 Review

I bought this windscreen for my 2015 Honda CB500f. According to the Amazon installation instructions, it fits. THAT DOES NOT FIT! The fogged portion of the windshield covers the dashboard so the dashboard is not visible. THIS IS SUITABLE FOR 2016 Honda REBEL otherwise I would return it.

Much better than the Revain Spitfire windshield. Much better! It doesn't bang or vibrate at all. I had to remove the right brake and transom mount to install the hardware. Otherwise it was a nice tight fit. Took him around Pittsburgh today and I really liked him. This is the Spitfire replacement if you are looking for a good value windscreen.

Easy installation, prompt delivery, looks like a well thought out device. It's more of a personal challenge as the bike is 71 BSA 500 compliant and now has street style handlebars and was never designed for a fairing or windshield. The measurements are accurate and as a versatile garment it looks very nice.

The windshield on my last National Cycle car needed replacing after 15 years of daily driving all the time outdoors. It finally broke when the gardener hit it with something. National Cycle strollers are made in the USA and are definitely built to last! I had a little problem with my mounting hardware so I emailed National Cycle. They had replacement parts in the mail and delivered in a surprisingly short time! I highly recommend National Cycle products!

I like this windshield. Not only does it do its job very well and provide adequate protection in the chest and face area, it looks good and was easy to install with the step-by-step instructions. I was a bit concerned about the placement of the handlebar mount system as I already had a phone mount, 12v mount and handguard. Luckily this system is easily adjustable and you can actually place them anywhere on the handlebars as long as they are symmetrical. Good product.

The first thing that struck me was that one of the plastic parts I received was wrong. I emailed them explaining the problem, including a photo clearly showing the problem. After several emails asking to prove I really bought the screen, they finally sent me a part (50 cents). After installing the screen, I found it very shaky. I put this down to two screws that were too long and "hit the bottom" before I attached the screen tight enough for it to be stable. After fixing these issues (with very