Returns And Warranty - MadStad Engineering MadStad Manual

Notes on Windshield Angle
Most windshields work best when set at a 55-60 degree angle. We have
provided an angle guide on the back page of this manual so that you can
check and see if your shield is set somewhere in this range. To check your
shield angle, your bike should be in an upright position either on a center
stand or held up by a helper. Set the spine (folded edge) of the manual against
the front of the shield. If the large arrow marked 60° is pointing straight up,
then your shield is at a 60 degree angle. (See diagram on Page 5.) A little
farther back and your angle would somewhere between 55 and 60 degrees.
Anywhere in this range is fine for your initial test ride. On some bikes a more
vertical angle works better, so don't be afraid to experiment later if tilting the
shield back doesn't seem to be ideal.
Disclaimer
Neither MadStad Engineering nor its owners shall be liable for any damages,
consequential or inconsequential, resulting from the use of our products.
Installation of any of our products constitutes acceptance of these terms.
It is the responsibility of the user to make sure all fasteners are tightened
securely, the windshield is mounted properly and the adjustment knobs are
tightened snugly before putting the motorcycle in motion. MadStad systems
ARE NOT intended to be adjusted while the vehicle is in motion; you must pull
over out of the way of traffic and come to a complete stop before making any
changes. The user must never place the windshield in such a position as to
interfere with the safe and complete movement of the handlebars and controls.

Returns and Warranty

If you are not satisfied with your new windshield system you have 30 days to
return it. Full details are available on our web site at www.madstad.com. If
purchased from a dealer then please contact the dealer for their return policy.
MadStad adjustable brackets carry a lifetime warranty against manufacturing
defects. This does not include cosmetic issues nor any parts that inherently wear
out or degrade over time such as rubber and plastic parts. Windshields, deflectors
and other similar plastic parts are warrantied for 1 year against manufacturing or
materials defects, not against cosmetic issues or issues related to normal wear
and tear.