Monthly Archives: January 2015

"My National Cycle VStream® Windscreen does just what it's supposed to do — keeps rain and wind off me, while looking cool at the same time."

~ Dave Perewitz
Perewitz Cycle Fabrications Continue reading →

"As a custom bike builder, I have to keep my standard of perfection pretty high to be competitive. National Cycle's windshields have set the standard for innovative design and quality manufacturing. That's why I have partnered with them for over ten years."

~ Ken Steenrod
Ken's Custom Paint & Graphics

"Throughout the years, I rode without wind protection on the custom bikes I built. As I've aged, I've converted to riding with a windscreen for comfort and protection. My VStream® Windscreen provides all I need to get to my destination!"

~ Rikki Battistini
Battistini's Custom Cycles

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Maywood, IL -- ZTechnik now has VStream® Windscreens in two sizes and tints for the new BMW S1000R. The Z2482 Dark Tint short VStream is twice the size of the diminutive stock screen and adds functional wind protection. The Z2483 Clear touring size adds extra height and width for comfort and wind protection over long distances. Continue reading →

At a September 2012 special dinner presentation with members of SABIC Americas Inc. and National Cycle Inc., CEO/President Barry Willey was presented with the 2012 Customer Excellence and Technology Innovation Award by Al Tavero, Commercial Leader; Sandeep Darwan, General Manager; and Todd Wilson, Sales Manager. Continue reading →

In honor of his lifelong contributions to motorcycling and the motorcycling industry, and for 75 years at the forefront of motorcycle accessory manufacturing, National Cycle's President Barry Willey was presented with the "Industry Leader of the Year" award at the V-Twin Expo in Cincinnati, OH.

Watch the demo video and see how our new RainZip® Rain Repellent works on motorcycle windshields. It will give you a clearer view of the road ahead!

During qualifying laps for this year's Isle of Man TT, Swan Yamaha rider Ian Hutchinson and an errant seagull intersected at 170mph. Ian's acrylic windscreen shattered on impact (note the large piece to the right of the bird) while the seagull suffered a broken wing. The bird was rushed to an animal hospital while Ian completed his lap sans windscreen.  Continue reading →