Memphis Shades

Memphis Shades for a Bike-Specific Cockpit Setup

Memphis Shades calls for parts-counter logic. Name the fairing or screen family first, then keep every component tied to that choice and the motorcycle named in the listing. This Joe Rascal Harley collection includes Batwing screens, a Vented Road Warrior windshield listed at 17 inches, mounting kits with specific bike references and handguards with model-year wording. Product titles carry the fitment detail, so keep them open while comparing the parts.

Start with Road Warrior or Batwing

Road Warrior and Batwing are separate named families in the collection. The 17-inch Vented Road Warrior windshield is a specific listing, while Batwing screens appear under their own product titles. Choose the family before reviewing the mounting route. If you are still weighing a fairing setup against a screen-led change, compare the wider motorcycle fairings and windshields range beside the dedicated windshields and screens collection. Those ranges give the screen decision useful context before hardware enters the order.

Build the Parts List One Line at a Time

Check a mounting kit independently, then apply the same discipline to handguards. One current handguard title, for example, names a 2023-up CVO Street Glide. That wording is narrower than a general Harley search and should stay attached to the product. Victorian riders changing more than the screen can compare handguards and controls before settling the cockpit parts list. Keep the 17-inch detail with that named Road Warrior windshield, retain every model and year reference, and confirm which components belong to the selected system. A tidy order starts with exact product titles and a component-by-component fitment check.