Why I LOVE The Kawasaki Vulcan
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Just bought my first ever motorcycle -- a Vulcan 1500 Classic -- and I love it. My friends were like, "Isn't that kinda big for a beginner's bike?" But I'm a big person so I wanted a big bike! It is heavy, though, so I'm still learning how to do slow u-turns which are kind of tricky with all that weight. But its so fun just to cruise on. Mine's old (1998) so I've had to do some repairs to it -- the shifter had some issues and a previous owner added an aftermarket set of running lights so the signal blinkers were wired all goofy, so that had to be fixed, but now she's all good and I love it. I'm 59 years old and never realized how much fun riding is until a friend talked me into buying a bike, and now I'm addicted. Love my Kawi!
I own this same bike and I LOVE IT!!! I've been on bikes since 6yrs old (I'm now 55yrs young) and my father owned a Yamaha, Honda, and Hodaka dealership. Me and my 2 older brothers raced motocross and flat track using highly modified Honda 4 strokes and almost stock Kawasakis. I have owned many street bikes and can honestly tell you this is THE MOST COMFORTABLE road bike I've ridden hard thru canyons, in & out of traffic etc. I bought it for it's looks alone, but was very suprised at how well it handled. This machine defies all laws to achieve this: big fat rear tire, skinny front tire. This bike reads your mind. I can ride it faster, safer, and easier thru corners than any crotch rocket! I added Vance & Hines exhaust, fuel re-mapping, and Cobra intake w/K&N filter. It's beautiful. Looks similar to a good scoop on a muscle car. It will smoke any sportster, Honda 1100, and I recently kicked the shit outta a Roadstar (1600 or 1700cc ?) in a 1/4 mile run. I will never sell this jewel. Well done Kawasaki.
Mat Frampton now I am curious. you should post a video of your Vulcan. A review maybe?
Well spoken my friend. Glad to hear the facts from a young pro like you. Will make me appreciate my bike a helluva lot more! 👍😎🇺🇸
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Exactly
I want to hear about bikes not God who is not real
Absolutely the most unbiased and enjoyable motorcycle videos on RUclips thank you for all the time and effort that you put into it!!
The 2007 Vulcan 900 custom was my first motorcycle (adult male). Watching this video brings back fond memories. I loved how those handlebars and front wheel looked. I always kinda had to squint when I glanced at the bizarre rear fender though. I had it a year and put around 7K miles on it. The size of it seemed a little big and intimidating at first, but it wasn't too much. It was a good beginner bike for me and I didn't outgrow it too fast. I liked it a lot, but what always bothered me about it was how high the RPM ran on the highway doing 60-70mph. I put aftermarket pipes on it that were a little louder than stock which turned out to be a mistake. The high RPMs on the highway with the louder pipes got really obnoxious. It also seemed like the valve train was very clickity clackity and noisy at idle. Nothing was wrong with it, that's just how it sounded. I sold it and I don't miss it much. I took a break from riding for a while, but now I have a 2007 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 (stock pipes). I LOVE it. It came with the 41T rear sprocket and it runs high RPMs on the highway like the Vulcan 900 did, but the Honda engine feels smoother to me than I remember the Vulcan 900 feeling. Less vibrations it seems like, but maybe I don't recall completely. Well I just changed the rear sprocket on the Honda to a smaller 38T which settled down the RPMs quite a bit and now it feels even better on the highway. Even doing 80mph on it doesn't feel bad to me. I think I like the Shadow 750 more than I did my Vulcan. But if you are interested in the V900, don't let me dissuade you. It's a great bike and it gave me no problems. I may have just been pickier in my Vulcan days. And I haven't had the Shadow as long as I did the Vulcan yet.
Just picked up a 2007 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Custom and I absolutely love it. I came from a Vulcan 500 and this thing is a major step up. Very comfortable, plenty of power, and sounds AMAZING with the cobra exhaust.
I have a 2009 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 custom burnt orange. 10,000 miles on it I love it. It was the best bike I think I purchased. Love your videos as well. You the man.
I have the same exact bike, love that color and the custom just makes the Vulcan 900 a keeper for life.
I bought my Vulcan 900 LT Classic in '06 brand new. Still riding it. Has 54K miles on it and still running smooth. Replaced the stock seat, ( it was horrible) with a mustang seat, Kuryakyn grips, had to replace the windshield, (got cracked in an accident, nothing major, I rode the bike home), added Cobra Dragsters and eventually had to replace the stator. I have started to consider getting a new bike, but it is so hard to give this one up. Anyone looking for a good beginning to intermediate cruiser, this is the bike! It has good power, long wheel base, good for long rides, great handling, Low enough to fit most any rider without having to balance on tip toes but not too low for those on the taller side (I'm 6'2") you're not going to pay out the nose for it, it's rock solid and will give you many man many years of enjoyment. Caveats, the gas gauge will hover around empty for a while so I go by the odometer. You get about 200+ miles on a single tank. It doesn't like 87 octane gas (backfires) so I put in 93, and Kawi speedometers are notorious for reading about 4% higher than you are actually going, some forums say 11%. So if your speedometer says 60, it's more like 55-56. I have checked it with those Remote radars that cops setup on roads.
Personally ,I love the scripture because any ride could be your last...Wise to have your heart right with your maker..
Personally, I find it insulting when someone forces me to listen to a religious screed on a religion not my own. That is why I unsub'd to this channel.
God always comes first!
Amen🙏@@_007B , prayers for Israel and all affected by this act of terror!
@@rvail136 PRAYING FOR YOU
I actually bought this bike from Sean at SRK cycles. The guys at SRK both Sean and Caleb are both great to deal with. Prices are low and fair, and as of this bike. It was in great condition when it arrived about 5 days after I paid it off. I live in Texas and it shipped from Penn. I will defiantly buy my next bike from Sean.
What size windshield do you have on it?
Hey bud what exhaust is on the bike
I live in TX as well what was shipping like?
People lie
Electronicdawg nice bike! I'm short. The 750 Vulcan is forever my favorite. 800 is to wide for my short self. Nice ride for you though!👍👍👍👍
I just upsized to a Vulcan 900 lt. I love the bike. It's not too heavy for me, and I'm a short woman, but I can sit both feet on the ground. It is really fun to ride and looks good, too.
Great name! @rebelbelle62
Hello Sean , ive been a rider since that early 1970s but haven't had a bike for well over 25 years , I was busy raising 7 Sons and riding had to take a back seat for a while . Just so you know my food cost was more than my mortgage and car payments combined ,And so now that my kids are all in their 30s its time I jumped on a bike again . I've enjoyed your channel and great content for some time now and I am leaning towards a Vulcan 900 , thanks for sharing your knowledge and the little touches of spiritual verses are also a nice touch . Best regards from Lloyd somewhere up here in Ontario Canada. 🇨🇦🤝🇺🇲
Riding didn't have to take a back seat. You just let it. You didn't care about riding enough, and just focused on other stuff in life instead. And that's fine. But riding didn't have to. U only have one life.
@@craigbannister7826 You did read the part in regards to my 7 Sons I assume, priorities were my choice and riding was not one so yes I did make the "choice" not to ride until my Sons were adults .
And here I am now owning two beautiful bikes and perhaps more on the way , some things in life are all about timing and availability.
@@highenergyog yes I read all of that. Did u ever try dirt biking. Obviously not buy 7 dirt bikes but u could of maybe got a couple cheap ones and did that with your son's. So that way, you could still rode motorcycles. Obviously too late now.
Bro, your channel is a blessing because we have the same height and I've been told a lot to take it in consideration when choosing my cruiser and also that Vulcan would be very good for me amd now I'm getting final words from you on it. Next thing I'm gonna do is to sit on one and see how I feel. Take care!
Thanks to this review i bought one just like it and took it on a 800 mile ride and it runs like a dream. always starts and it just wants to go. Am excited to see the Interceptor H2 😍
I had one, an '09 and it was the most comfortable bike I ever owned with a monoshock rear and big plus seat great for a pillion too. Also a genuine 250 mile range. Downsides were lack of power and bulk.
Lol I love when people get salty for a small christian comment in a 10 min video about a great bike lol....people can't live and let live lol
lmao. If you really think about it this comment is incredibly hypocritical.
@Dan praise jebus.
I skip it coz it's boring.
@@DelcoTrash Yep it's actually opposite of the verse...
But I get what he's saying but emotions are always over Exaggerated on social media
Because we're here for a bike review, not some quote from a fictional book about Sky Daddy. No different than if you went to a Christian RUclips video and in the middle of it there's a random statement about a motorcycle. 🤷♂️
Probably one of the best beginner friendly cruisers out there, and they are cheap and easy to find used.
👍Agreed!
I just bought a 2005 1600cc Vulcan Nomad, bagger. It weighs like over 700 lbs. I'm 5'9" 190 lbs and 65. I just upgraded from a Boulevard 50 CI V-twin. That weighed 600 lbs. I also have the Vance and Hines pipes and a Mustang seat...comfy and loud. I love opening it up when going under a train bridge. I gotta say that I love this bike. Riding is therapy. I paid $3250 for it, and it was garaged for all its life.😎
I love my vulcan its a 2009 vulcan 500, im still new to riding
Does the 500 also have the driveshaft?
Same!
I have a 2009 VN900 and I LOVE it! I'm 6'4" and north of 370lbs and it moves me and the occasional rider just fine. I might one day get a 1700 but if this is the only bike I ever own I'll be happy.
The Vulcan 900 Is rated to carry 397 lbs total load so I hope your passenger is a baby LOL
What's your top speed by yourself?
I had one of these for my second bike. I had a suzuki 600 single cylinder before it. I'm 6'2" and 250#. it handled me and my wife just wonderfully. I miss it so much :(
got my 2010 custom a month ago in australia with 4,500 miles on it, love it, i've only had older carbie bikes since i got my licence 3.5 years ago.
Came from a beat up 2000 suzuki katana 750, while i miss the top end and stronger acceleration, the bottom end, fuel economy/range and reliability are far more important on the road as a daily driver with my bike as my main vehicle. Torque is far better in traffic for quick takeoffs up to regular road speeds and hill starts as there's less lag than a smaller sport bike off the line and having lower revs on the highway is just more comfortable.
I can strongly recommend a vulcan in good condition, they have build quality and are a pretty simple yet modern bike that should just keep on chugging along for many years.
Love my 2010 Vulcan 900 custom 65, 467 miles and still going
I get at least 40 miles of riding when the fuel light comes on.
Thanks guys I was looking for an cheap alternative to the 2018 Harley Davidson breakout and I think I have found it.
If you install a Barons 34 tooth front pulley it will idle at 70 mph all day with and you should like this...No Vibration! You can jump to 85 in a flash too. At just $150.00 its one heck of a mod.
Wow two totally & drastically different Bike they're not in the same class but this comment is two years old which did you chose and are you happy with your purchase
Yup -- I got my Vulcan 1500 for $3k; the equivalent Harley would have easily been three times that.
Thank you for your wisdom, The vulcan 900 will be my first bike \m/
I've owned two Vulcan 1500 Classics and one Vulcan 1500 Nomad. They are by far my favorite metric motorcycle.
SkylerShaneLee What is a "metric" motorcycle?
Morten Nielsen Metric meaning it's not a domestic brand (like a Harley) so rather than all of the measurements on the parts being based on the Imperial System they use the Metric system.
AllThingsRandom Ah I see. That makes sense. Thank you!
I've owned the 1500, wife now owns the 900 and I have the v2k , sold my flhc. Never been happier with any bike I've owned and I've been riding for 43 years.
@@donchristianmusic9353 just like sporster fanboy like myself who discover the bolt lol...
Your channel has really helped me narrow down the bike I want. I’ve actually chosen the Kawasaki Vulcan 900 for my 2nd bike. Haven’t ridden in 4 years so I’m hoping things go well. Any chance you have more of these in your inventory? I’m in Northern VA and wouldn’t mind a road trip to PA to check out some bikes.
DMV myself brother, this is such a great channel. I hope you got what you were looking for, this is exactly what everyone say's, and amazing bike!
On my vulcan, I got the new front tire at a bike shop. The shop under-inflated the tire to 28psi. Once I inflated it to the OM Spec: 40psi, I thought it was a lot smoother
Next time, go for a 90/90-21
First time I seen any RUclips video that starts with a verse. I'm subscribing simply because of that.
I'M 75yrs old. recovering from a stroke and seizures and the bad thing is:, I got my mind made up that I will ride again and this time with a Vulcan, thanks toThanks for quoting scripture btw you guys and associated commentators. Love your channel. It's virtual riding, especially with headphones. One can dream, can't he? Thanks for quoting scripture btw
Great bikes. HAVE A 1999 VULCAN 800 CLASSIC. still running strong.
I own the same bike same year and im so glad i brougt it. Best bike hands down. But best bag for your buck definitely a bike you can grow into. Instead of buying a rebel or equivalent and then regretting not buting something larger. The Vulcan 800 is a wonderful choice. The only issue and its really a non issue is the transmission shifting is a bit clunky, but eventually did smooth out after i put some miles on the bike. Really though it wasnt a problem just seemed odd for such a non issue no problem bike. Just a great rider. Turn the key pull the choke and once its warm in minutes the bikes a runner all day no worries. Good on gas very comfortable for the size and type of bike. Yes there are better long distance riders for another 12 to 20 thousand. But for putting 100 to 200 miles on a day no worries i have a bad back and i am fine riding. Good pick up and take off when needed, just a great all around cruising bike period. Plus all kinds of custom add on's to make it personal to your taste.
Got an 2008 900 myself for my first bike. I love it!
Thanks for the daily verse, I love my 08 Vulcan 2000 classic
WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VULCAN 2000CLASIC AND 900?
This Sir is not a bike. It's a monster, is a heavy monster, is a killer.
I own one and I can tell you, this thing can punch a hole in anything that exists on Earth ( maybe even Mars if it is taken there)
That's the next bike I want to buy after I get tired of my Vulcan 1500.
I had a Honda VTX 1300R. Loved it. Had to use as a trade-in for a car. The Vulcan 900 looks just like a VTX. Thinking about getting back into it. Don't know why Honda dropped the VTX models though.
Yes, Vulcan is very reliably bike. I have Vulcan Drifter 1500 and I love it.
I love the motivational words of wisdom; a little nourishment for the soul. Thanks for always keeping it real
Nothing better than starting the day with the Lord. Blessing to you guys. Be safe
just bought a 2007 vulcan 900,,36,000 miles,,,great shape,,runs well,,love the color,,quality,,,fit,,function
I Love mine .. 1600cc . I just got the engine rebuilt! Thanks for the Video
I had Vulcan 1500 prior to going Harley or doing any vlogs , they are fantastic, powerful bikes - 300+ mile ride and didn't feel tired or beat up in any way.
The vn900 bikes are ok. The gas gauge is fixable with a resistor pinned into the connector. I had an 07 classic, but the bars were super uncomfortable on long trips for me. So much shoulder pain that i would have to drop an arm to relax it
l have a 06 Vulcan 900 and I love it, Im 5"10 250 and it pulls me along effortlessly. I have ridden it as long as 6 hours in a single day and was comfortable. Factory seat isnt great but a gel pad helped, All else is great I still am amazed that how in North America its a mid size bike but around the world its a monster.
Went with the mustang seat on mine. It is perfect for me. Got to love a Vulcan 900.
have owned 5 bikes, and my Vulcan 900 LT is AWESOME, Ive totally tricked it out and will never let it go. Its the 2 tone black and midnight blue. - BEAUTIFUL Bike.
Love the intro! Thanks for posting!
Oh good, you HAVE ridden a Honda Shadow. I used to have an '85 Shadow 500 and have never found a bike I liked more. What I was wondering as I look at the Kawasaki Vulcan is the handlebar. The Shadow had the "buckhorn" shaped handlebar while the Vulcan seems to have a wide spacing handlebar. Now I know the Shadow was VERY comfortable for me but how do you feel when you compare the two different shaped handlebars? If I remember correctly, the Shadow buckhorn kept my elbows in a more down position. But, the Vulcan handlebars have your elbows splayed out wide. Doesn't that wide grip get tiring in the shoulders and arms?
Nice beginning with the verse 🙏🏼
I have that exact same bike minus the windshield and it's all sorts of awesome
These look awesome, currently have a ZX-6R that I love, but would like to have a Vulcan too!
learned on a rebel 250 immediately bought this bike. Had it for 2 years now i really enjoy my bike
This video convinced me to buy a 900 Classic LT. Love the bike!
900 classic for me. Had it for years. Love to ride it. Wouldn't trade it for much of anything.
I own a 2010 VN900 Custom SE. bought it second hand in 2020 with only 5052km on it, got it up to 13.6k km. All stock mechanically, some aesthetic mods(of which i added most), bags, short windshield, rack & backrest, tachometer, LED headlight. Gonna upgrade to a taller windshield soon cuz getting bugs in the face at 100+kph is annoying
Why I love Yamaha Road Star ect! Quality bike, plenty of power, smooth ride and belt drive!
My dad has a 99 Vulcan 1500 green, it’s been sitting in storage for 13 years has 500 miles on it, I just ordered a fuel pump and going to her started 👌🏼
Thats amazing!!!
Did it start?
Vulcan is totally very affordable bike...and rides like a top notch cruiser. I love my 08 bobber
I own a1996 800 b with 61,000 Miles and have had it since new.i am on it now at the Dr office. I'm in Florida.
That is def a Custom. I ride a 900 Classic. My Classic has a larger front tire and floorboards (which are standard). The one in the video does have aftermarket grips and maybe pipes.
You guys make great videos.Please keep making them. Thanks.
Ill be getting a 2011 Vulcan soon, first thing I'ma do is take a nice ride to Guadalupe mountains in Deep West Texas, a 3 hour trip from my hometown. Gonna see how the horse rides for 3 hours.
My buddy has a 1500 Vulcan with Vance and Hines exhaust. Everyone on harleys says the bike sounds awesome. It does. I also ride on the back of it once lol, and when he rips it, I almost fly off the back
Love your videos and your honest opinions
My old man had two Vulcans. One was an 800 and I *think* the other was a 750, but I forget which that was. My brother was riding it, dropped it at a red light and never rode again 😂 I, on the other hand, am still riding my own, 13 years later.
Live long and prosper Sean~
My husbad has owned 11 bikes. From yamaha r1 to thiumphs rocket III and his baby is the 07 vulcan. Hes had it for about 7 years now and he loves it. All he did was black out and cobra exhaust and she spits flames. Pretty sure he ll get rid of me before he gets rid of his vulcan
When the yellow fuel light comes on you have about 40 more highway miles before you are walking. Never sit at a red light in neutral. The windshield looks how mine would if would ever wash the bugs off of it. I love my VN900C.
Loved your intro man! lol! very cool!
I just started a new job. Don't drive. But Im saving up for the Kawasaki Vulcan 900 classic for my first bike.
I just bought this same bike. The videos of all the Vulcan Customs definitely helped me make the decision. The reviews are spot on. I went with a 900 to keep costs down. These bikes are sweet.
I have a Vulcan 800a but put the vn800 b front end didn’t like having a thin tire on the front, putting the fatter tire in the front was nice especially on highway with lost of cracks on the road
I like it too And I would love to Buy another Bike like that one cuz my Daughter owns one and it's Awesome, I am happy that my Daughter Lauren takes after her old man, I used to have a Suzuki GS850L, I miss it, but it Rode and sounded like a Caddy I like it loud. Great Video thanks for Sharing
The Vulcan series are very nice bikes but not being a 6 speed is lacking for hiway runs and those mirrors have got to go lol. Ride safe.
Thank you for this video.
I can't make up my mind between a new 650 s and the 900 custom. This would be my first bike (I rode a motorcycle back in my late teens/early twenties...I'm 40 now)...Just not sure what to get. I'd be using it mostly for commuting to work.
Both would probably be great "re-start" bikes. 650 is plenty of power, light, nimble, and won't surprise you with more power than you expect. 900 might be a bit big for the first week or two but you will grow into it fast. The nice thing about V-Twins, the power does not fire you forward like a torpedo. Vulcans are very comfortable. The skills will come back faster than you expect.
I started on a 82 750 Virago, then a 1500 Vulcan A, and now a 2007 Vulcan Nomad 1600. Put 115k miles on the A and at 85k on the Nomad. Great bikes.
You could book in a lesson with a motorcycle trainer before. Then get a test ride on both bikes to see which you prefer.
Bought my 07 new in 08. Only brand new vehicle I've ever bought lol. Still love it, just wish it had a 6th gear, im too cheap to change the pulley and don't want to sacrifice low speed parking lot putt-putt around
It is a 6 speed. At 6:54 you were stopped and turned left onto another highway. I counted the shifts. That answers how many gears you have on that Vulcan 900.
I have owned the 1500 Vulcans (Drifter and Classic). I thought I counted 6 speeds from that time that I put in my comment. I stand corrected sir... I wish I still had that Drifter, it was a nice bike. Take care, my friend.
I keep mine above half a tank when possible, one of my biggest fears is ending up stranded with no fuel 😂
They are gas hogs.
@@JadeDelphi really?
Nice video. Thanks. I have heard a lot of good about Vulcans. Nice to see one in action. I have been wanting to upgrade to a slightly more modern, FI metric cruiser (1999 Shadow 1100 now). This looks like a good way to go. I'm sure it has as much or more power than mine, and is probably a bit lighter. The exhaust sound is about perfect, to me, and the bars do look comfy. It annoys me that so few cruisers have tachs, but i guess u gotta live with it. I might veer toward the bigger brothers in the line, but this definitely looks worthy. Thanks again.
You read the scripture and said this is something I need to listen and heed, a true sign of humility, good review I'm buying one thanks
Great review Sean.
It's on E but I don't think about it until the light comes on lol.....that's funny right there. Yeah, supposedly you should do something before the light so you don't suck up any debris in the bottom of the tank...supposedly.
I had a '14, 5 speed, and yes the bad thing about it is, it will never be too small.
But if you're wanting to go bigger and stay with Kawasaki you must go big 1700
Kawasaki Vulcans are awesome bikes. I've been a big fan of the Vulcans. Kawasaki makes cool bikes.
I have 2009 custom.Great bike.Yes rider you should have worn gloves ..
This one is a beautiful bike, like that seat
"That's a good looking Volvo!" Hahaha, comments I never thought I would hear on this channel. Anyway, great bike review. In addition to all of the praise for the bike, let me add: I love the way it sounds in this video.
I was looking at 2013 Boulevard C50 and 2008 Kawasaki Vulcan 900. Which one is better for a beginner?
Is that little whirring noise that comes from the bike normal? I seem to hear it on my Vulcan and all of them on RUclips
I have around 50 miles when the light comes on but I usually fill it (with premium only ) when it gets to half ! mine has many mods ! including fuel management ! and run 5MPH faster than the speedo says !
I felt like a 1200 custom was small lol i had a vulcan 800 classic, felt nice on that bike. Had a big bike feel. I cant make up my mind for next bike, may be a vulcan 900
My 900 V low fuel light comes on @ 200 mi.... which means I have 1.3 gal. left (or about 65 plus miles of fuel left.. I love getting 50 mi. per gal. on the Hwy.
@ 50 mpg, 1.3 gal. will get you 65 miles not 150.
tccoup355 Yup.. you're rite. Sorry
can you make a video explaining dow shifting , thanks
My light comes on when I still half 1.5 or so gallons. Love my VN900C.
Yeah. I love the gas light!
Do the Barons front power pulley. Best mod available
What year did the Vulcan start having a driveshaft please and Thanks
I’ve got an ‘09 900 and it’s a belt drive
I havebeen looking at this bike for the past week on your website. If only I had the funds right now.
Does the Mustang seat raise you up or brings you lower compared to stock seat??
It stays about the same, just more comfortable.
@@Slking507 thanx i appreciate that. That is a lot of money for Mustang seat so want to be sure I'll like it. 👍😎🇺🇸
@@theone2be33 no problem.
If u ever reopen your moto dealership, u have a customer in waiting. I'm looking for a C50T, C90T, or Vulcan 900 Classic and having trouble finding a clean one I can finance.
I love my 03 vn drifter 1500 started out out on a Suzuki vl800
Just picked up a 00’ Vulcan 500 LTD bobbed out for 800 bucks. Only 7 thousand miles
Good review, thanks
Would you recommend this over the Vulcan s for a beginner? 5'8"
Nice video. Where did you get that windshield?
Sean, can you give us your thoughts on a cafe windshield for this bike? What does it really do? Do you agree it looks much better without? Thanks!
its for people that want to ride bikes, but really dont want to ride bikes. it protect you from the wind.when you see people with huge windsheild that simply mean they want to be seen on a bike, but really they hate riding its a chore to them
I have a bullet "windshield", almost same like BearInTheUsa, just search his channel here.
Looks badass, wind protection is zero, but easy to hide some extra connections or a toolbox.