This is a very old thread but thought I'd jump on instead of starting a new one.
Well mine arrived yesterday after noon from Rocketrod and I had it installed within 30 minutes after giving it a good coat of chrome polish. It was in like new condition and as Rod had described to me, snapped right on.Thanks Rod.
Here are a couple of pics.
I set out for Hansville, at the top of Kitsap County and on the water, just before noon and it was a perfect day. Right away I found that the peak really is for cosmetic reasons, sort of, which is just fine for me. Sometimes I take with the windscreen removed and this really trims it up. Harley had something similar years ago for the Road King and it was very popular for those who liked to ride without the screen.
I said "sort of" because while the wind still hit above the windscreen on my modular helmet, it was also deflected around the sides of the helmet. As I rode down the highway at 60 I moved my hands around in front of me to locate the wind path and this is what I determined. I unfortunately had to turn back after discovering that I foolishly had failed to adjust the controls and the mirrors when I repositioned the handlebar. Dumb!
The longer I own my Touring, the more I like it. One "feature" is that I can go from full tourer to cruiser in about 20 minutes. I pull the quick disconnect rear rack, change the seat to the solo, which came to me courtesy of Tripps, snap off the windscreen and install my new Boulevard Peak. When I ride to Canada in August I'll change it back.
I took this photo of the stable as I was closing the garage.