http://www.amazon.com/AF260-Airflow-Motorcycle-Screen-V-Strom/dp/B0046AAK46/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1407098370&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=givi+airflow+universal
A reply below from a user on Amazon for a specific motorcycle brand already with a windshield. I think I nailed this one :-) As far as the vision, the Europeans have a BLACK curved shield option ($64), ha ha. It would only matter if you are looking 15' or less in front of you. And since the compressed air pocket blows the rain away, you can always look over the shield. I would like to hear my engine again at 75 mph! "Overall, windshield does solve the huge amount of wind noise when traveling 75 mph. It's wonderfully quiet, and you can hear the engine now instead of the wind. You can ride without your visor down without noise. Build quality was very good, and it fit perfectly. Installation took 10 minutes. However, there are some trade-offs which are not insignificant. First of all, your vision is a little impaired. I normally wear polarized sunglasses when I ride, and now that I am looking through the top windshield I see colors in it, some pinks, purples and browns. It's a little distracting. You also have to look through two plastic pieces where the clamps attach, as well as the two clamps as you are riding. Second, when you are traveling at lower speeds, I wanted to slide the top windshield down so I could feel the breeze. This was not possible as the top windshield doesn't go low enough. All in all, I am still fairly happy with the purchase as the wind noise is no longer an issue." On Saturday, August 2, 2014 11:23:19 PM UTC-7, Phil wrote: > > The upper screen slides 7" and is curved to compress the air forcing it to > shoot over your head. > SO it doesn't rely on random chance OR your mph air speeds, and there is > no need to tilt it which changes requirements frequently anyway when going > slower. This may be the best concept with helmet, body, and ear coverage. > The lower coverage theoretically can be done on McMaster Carr: I'm going > to ask one of the help gurus who sell lowers but not fixtures for our > bikes. Also no barkbusters, but I have never really needed more than > gloves on my hands riding on the road. Oh yeah, with fixtures, this little > jewel is $300 with only a few dealers: no outlets :-( > > I really did think the Rifle Superbike fairing 'Looked' the best, by far, > but it is pliable plastic vibrating in the wind on your handlebars (and its > $150 more than this one minimum too!) All the used ones are junk! > > The technology of the screens and material and thickness is a key trend: > I've asked online what this material is and how thick also (and how the 2 > guides do not get binded over time to possibly crack the screen material.) > > I've got a $160 incl. shipping Slipstreamer Spirit Tinted S-2 picked out > just in case this one don't work out. I glued my PF 3 screen anyway :-) > They all work in a given range, but the Givi Air Flow is the most reliable > air flow system with compressed air that magnifies ambient random wind > flows right over your head without constant adjusting the shield: and the > adjustable curved shield comes completely off too. A quality material would > cinch it, but then why did the bloody Brit's not advertise it beforehand?? > > > > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Nighthawk Motorcycle Lovers!" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/nighthawk_lovers. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
