Best place to shop for Swing Windshields?

I am going to take the plunge and get an aftermarket windshield, either a Givi Airflow or I think the other one talked about was Cee Bailey or somesuch.

Where did you get yours, how was the company to deal with? If you remember what you paid could you include that as well.

Thanks

I purchased a GIVI Airflow to install on a friend's SW from Revzilla.com. The first one arrived damaged so I called their customer service. The rep, Erick, asked me to email him a picture of the damage so I did and he replied to my email with the picture by telling me they were shipping another windshield right away and to return the broken one in the box with the packing the new one came in. The new screen arrived in three days, in good shape. I installed it with the reinforcement brackets that are sold as an installation kit and shipped the broken one back to Revzilla. You'd have to go far to get a much better price or better service. I do recommend using the installation kit on the Airflow it does a good job of making the installation more rigid and less likely to crack. Givi didn't come up with those brackets for nothing.
Cee Bailey shields are also great, I had one on my '93 Goldwing and liked it very much. My preference in a shield for a SW is the Givi adjustable, expensive but it was great on my '04 SW. Much less buffeting and adjustable for cold and warm weather.
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/givi-af214-airflow-windscreen-honda-silverwing-600-2001-2011

Do you know there's more posts about the Givi AF214 Airflow screen on here than just about other topic. Buying, installing, problems etc, it's all there in Accessories & Modifications. All the questions and all the queries, and it also applies to the taller non-adjustable Givi, Cee Bailey, and Madstad screens that some members have asked about or have fitted.

In fact it also applies to top boxes, cruise controls, oil filters, air filters, spark plugs, handlebar grips, cup holders, GPS mounts, leg wind deflectors, seat covers, back rests, and just about any other thing a Silver Wing owner is likely to fit or change.

InUS, ordering directly from Givi works well. I have ordered directly from Cee Baily----service good, windshields not effective. Madstad you deal directly.

John G... You left out "tires"...

I had the Givi Air flow, after a month I sold it on Ebay for this reason:
to highway speeds of 130 km / h it caused annoying turbulence on the back and handlebar vibrations. I will not recommend the purchase.

Tire---of which I use a lot---I buy/order from local Honda dealer or sometimes Dennis Kirk and install myself

For US---I think only in Texas we can even go 130kph.

For SilverWing Givi adjustable is only way to go----SilverWing is scooter and seems to work best at 100-110kph----I find faster front end wants to fly.

I now have 80,000 km (at least 50,000 miles) behind Givi Adjustable shield AND it is the best you can do with Silverwing. Problem with Maxicooters is basic design of bike=your nose is too far from tip of shield. On my second SilverWing and have wasted money on other brand windhields

I lived and rode in Italy, so am somewhat familiar with riding conditions in Europe

I've lost two top screens off my Givi Airflow at high speed, the first one striking my helmet with force and detaching the top air vent off my Schuberth J1, the second one flew off on the motorway just after I crossed back into England from Scotland luckily missing me, my wife, and any following traffic.

My current top screen has behaved itself since 2012 and has a Wunderlich wind deflector fitted that cost three times as much as the replacement top screen, and I'd still recommend the Givi Airflow. Adjusted properly it's quiet, it works well in the rain, and unlike other screens isn't affected much by cross winds and pushing through the turbulence when overtaking trucks.

I've used a Givi airflow on every one of my Silverwings and I'm happy with them. I get my Givi stuff from a man called Kiwi Dave. CLICK HERE for his website. His website is for Burgman scooters but just email him and he will get you anything Givi sells and there's no shipping charges and fast delivery.

Givi the air flow is too great, "Venturi effect" that would divert the air over the helmet does not work well as they write in the website, I also tried the black bottom of the windshield givi, I concluded that the best compromise is the original, it also depends on the height of the driver, I am 186 cm and the windshield is definitely designed for lower height ....