RE: 1250 RS Windscreen - Loud! - 12

Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #164

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #163

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #161

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So to revive a dead thread. I'm 6'1" with a 30" inseam. So for the tall / fellow oddly shaped people what windscreen works for you? Wanting to get out of the wind a bit for winter.

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What happens when you mount the stock shield in the "high" set of mounting holes and rotate the rocker mount to high position? Is that better or worse?

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huge amount of wind blast on my face worst position of all. mounting low with it in the low position is not bad as the wind hits my chest/ shoulders and my helmet hangs out in clean / non turbulent air.

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #166

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #164

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #163

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #161

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So to revive a dead thread. I'm 6'1" with a 30" inseam. So for the tall / fellow oddly shaped people what windscreen works for you? Wanting to get out of the wind a bit for winter.

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What happens when you mount the stock shield in the "high" set of mounting holes and rotate the rocker mount to high position? Is that better or worse?

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huge amount of wind blast on my face worst position of all. mounting low with it in the low position is not bad as the wind hits my chest/ shoulders and my helmet hangs out in clean / non turbulent air.

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Just out of curiosity, what kind of helmet are you using?

I'm 6'-1", with a 33~34" inseam. The stock shield in the highest possible position works OK with my older Shoei, but a bit less so with my Arai. The noise on the Arai is at the shield-chin bar lap joint in the front of the helmet. A small tilt of my head moves me in and out of the noise.

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Super Quiet V-Stream screen with MRA deflector fitted , in the For Sale section bellow.

Can you reduce the noise by lowering or tilting for head? Or, is sitting more upright or standing on the pegs the only cure?

The suggestion by Darcy isn't a bad one .......... one of those Puig or Givi deflectors is likely the best way to "tune" this problem. There's even cheaper Chinese-made alternatives. One of these mounted fairly vertical is going to significantly increase the wake region behind the screen.

I am the same height as you and have a Calsci, mentioned it before here. It´s not that pretty to look at but it is absolutely brilliant. To the point that I can can put it in the top position and drive at 100mph with practically no wind blast. Plus, I can still see over it.

Zitat von spainy im Beitrag #170

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I am the same height as you and have a Calsci, mentioned it before here. It´s not that pretty to look at but it is absolutely brilliant. To the point that I can can put it in the top position and drive at 100mph with practically no wind blast. Plus, I can still see over it.

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #171

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Zitat von spainy im Beitrag #170

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I am the same height as you and have a Calsci, mentioned it before here. It´s not that pretty to look at but it is absolutely brilliant. To the point that I can can put it in the top position and drive at 100mph with practically no wind blast. Plus, I can still see over it.

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i ordered the givi if it doesnt solve my issue calsci is the next stop for me

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Zitat von Richard230 im Beitrag #172

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #171

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Zitat von spainy im Beitrag #170

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I am the same height as you and have a Calsci, mentioned it before here. It´s not that pretty to look at but it is absolutely brilliant. To the point that I can can put it in the top position and drive at 100mph with practically no wind blast. Plus, I can still see over it.

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i ordered the givi if it doesnt solve my issue calsci is the next stop for me

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I bought the Givi Touring screen for my R1200RS. It is really large when mounted in the tall position and raised up. So tall that I could barely look over it if I sat up straight. And during the winter it would fog over and become opaque during cold, foggy, weather. It is fine when mounted in the low position and dropped down, but then doesn't provide much more protection than the stock windshield.

The best solution that I have found so far for winter riding is my PowerBronze windshield (that I bought when it was being offered by a vendor in a thread on the old RS forum in 2015) topped with one of those cheap Chinese clip-on adjustable wind deflectors mounted to the top of the windscreen. It has turned out to be a good compromise between protection and visibility.

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #173

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Zitat von Richard230 im Beitrag #172

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #171

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Zitat von spainy im Beitrag #170

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I am the same height as you and have a Calsci, mentioned it before here. It´s not that pretty to look at but it is absolutely brilliant. To the point that I can can put it in the top position and drive at 100mph with practically no wind blast. Plus, I can still see over it.

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i ordered the givi if it doesnt solve my issue calsci is the next stop for me

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I bought the Givi Touring screen for my R1200RS. It is really large when mounted in the tall position and raised up. So tall that I could barely look over it if I sat up straight. And during the winter it would fog over and become opaque during cold, foggy, weather. It is fine when mounted in the low position and dropped down, but then doesn't provide much more protection than the stock windshield.

The best solution that I have found so far for winter riding is my PowerBronze windshield (that I bought when it was being offered by a vendor in a thread on the old RS forum in 2015) topped with one of those cheap Chinese clip-on adjustable wind deflectors mounted to the top of the windscreen. It has turned out to be a good compromise between protection and visibility.

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Did my first test ride with the givi shield... mounted in the high position and raised up I can slouch down to get the wind noise to go away. The top of the shield is about level with my chin.... I'm an awkward shape.

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #174

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #173

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Zitat von Richard230 im Beitrag #172

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #171

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Zitat von spainy im Beitrag #170

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I am the same height as you and have a Calsci, mentioned it before here. It´s not that pretty to look at but it is absolutely brilliant. To the point that I can can put it in the top position and drive at 100mph with practically no wind blast. Plus, I can still see over it.

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i ordered the givi if it doesnt solve my issue calsci is the next stop for me

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I bought the Givi Touring screen for my R1200RS. It is really large when mounted in the tall position and raised up. So tall that I could barely look over it if I sat up straight. And during the winter it would fog over and become opaque during cold, foggy, weather. It is fine when mounted in the low position and dropped down, but then doesn't provide much more protection than the stock windshield.

The best solution that I have found so far for winter riding is my PowerBronze windshield (that I bought when it was being offered by a vendor in a thread on the old RS forum in 2015) topped with one of those cheap Chinese clip-on adjustable wind deflectors mounted to the top of the windscreen. It has turned out to be a good compromise between protection and visibility.

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Did my first test ride with the givi shield... mounted in the high position and raised up I can slouch down to get the wind noise to go away. The top of the shield is about level with my chin.... I'm an awkward shape.

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Try the clip-on.............

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Just want to note - any barn door will quiet things up - here's the RS sporting a medium touring screen from Aeroflow that I picked up after testing. In the high position, air flow moves from mid-shield to over the helmet with music listening quiet - even in my Shoei X-14. (Rest area west of the the Rio Grande Gorge National Monument, NM)

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #164

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #163

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Zitat von cory89123 im Beitrag #161

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So to revive a dead thread. I'm 6'1" with a 30" inseam. So for the tall / fellow oddly shaped people what windscreen works for you? Wanting to get out of the wind a bit for winter.

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What happens when you mount the stock shield in the "high" set of mounting holes and rotate the rocker mount to high position? Is that better or worse?

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huge amount of wind blast on my face worst position of all. mounting low with it in the low position is not bad as the wind hits my chest/ shoulders and my helmet hangs out in clean / non turbulent air.

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Zitat von Ray B im Beitrag #176

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Just want to note - any barn door will quiet things up - here's the RS sporting a medium touring screen from Aeroflow that I picked up after testing. In the high position, air flow moves from mid-shield to over the helmet with music listening quiet - even in my Shoei X-14. (Rest area west of the the Rio Grande Gorge National Monument, NM)

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The flares and mid length Ztechnic screen

Nice to know I am not alone in my frustration with trying to find a good balance of protection and relative quiet.
I don't see much mention of the small adjustable clip-on deflectors, the ones that appear to fit the stock 1250RS screen are fairly expensive.
Can anyone share any experience they have had with one?