Had similar problem with mine. Shield creates very comfortable dead spots and unbelievable turbulence in other spots. You have to find where the comfort spot is to be able to ajust the shield properly. Try moving your head up and down while riding to see where the comfort zone is. Try feeling with your left hand where the wind is coming from.
How are you seated in relation to the shield ? are you tall ? Personnaly I'm 6'2" and my shield was in the lowest position and my eyes ended up about a foot over the shield but when I would scrunch down to about 4 inches above the shield everything would be perfectly calm.
A lot of wind also comes from under the shield and the up and over the tank ( check with you hand when riding ) I'm told that a pair of lower fork shields can help with this source of wind.
How are you seated in relation to the shield ? are you tall ? Personnaly I'm 6'2" and my shield was in the lowest position and my eyes ended up about a foot over the shield but when I would scrunch down to about 4 inches above the shield everything would be perfectly calm.
A lot of wind also comes from under the shield and the up and over the tank ( check with you hand when riding ) I'm told that a pair of lower fork shields can help with this source of wind.
