General topics » MRA Vario Touring Screen

Installed a MRA screen on my 2020 RS today. The stock screen has 4 possible positions, 2 using the lower mounting holes and 2 using the upper holes. With the MRA's adjustable wing, 28 positions are possible.
I only tried 2 positions today, lower mounting holes, wing in mid position, screen up & down positions. Hard to judge noise improvements, however with the stock screen wind pressure on my helmet faceshield would cause a partial open shield to snap shut at 50MPH, with the MRA screen 70 MPH will cause the helmet face shield to snap shut.
This I deem a win for the MRA.

Screen choice is purely subjective and open to lengthy debate.
I have been running with the MRA Vario for 5 years now and found it a big improvement, for me, over the standard item.
I have it on the highest setting.

Alan

I love mine! I have other ergo issues with the bike, but wind management is fixed with this screen (for me, 5'10" w/ tall torso).
Being able to raise it to the max for highway comfort and quiet then collapsing it to the lowest position for airflow around town is fantastic

I have the X screen tour and used it on my 1200RS and my current 1250RS. On the lower raised position it is good for motorway type travel and on twisty roads I use it in the lowered position otherwise the top of the screen keeps crossing my line of sight as the road rises and falls. In winter the blade is near vertical to give maximum protection from the wind but in summer the blade is approx 15 deg off horizontal, which directs the wind at my body and helps keep me cool.

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Also bought one MRA vario touring screen.
Found a really nice price at ebay.de for 100€ + shipping

I bought the MRA X creen the week before my French tour in June. Good decision! I am 5ft 10" 29inch leg. Have low seat and Helibar risers up and back.
I fitted the screen (really easy to do) on the bottom 4 holes.
Played about with the top screen on a short test ride and then again over the first tour day stops. Didn't take long to find the optimum position for the motorway and then autoroutes, when we got to the curves and twisties I just lowered the screen on the BMW adjuster......brilliant, quiet, no buffeting... smooooth operation.
I know screens are a very individual thing, the research on this forum really helped my decision, nothing like real world views. Thank you all.
Pete, I hope you enjoy yours as much.
Paul.

Just bought a Vario screen, seems the holes are out of alignment…very difficult and fiddly to fit.

Zitat von JAG im Beitrag #4

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I have the X screen tour and used it on my 1200RS and my current 1250RS. On the lower raised position it is good for motorway type travel and on twisty roads I use it in the lowered position otherwise the top of the screen keeps crossing my line of sight as the road rises and falls. In winter the blade is near vertical to give maximum protection from the wind but in summer the blade is approx 15 deg off horizontal, which directs the wind at my body and helps keep me cool.

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