RE: Aftermarket windscreens - 2

Zitat von Boxerboy im Beitrag #13

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Zitat von Jetpilot5 im Beitrag #8

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For you guys that have the MRA screens, how is the durability? I'm happy with the looks and performance of the stock screen but it seems extremely fragile. Lots of nicks and scratches on mine for only 17,000 miles. I do like the look of the T screen.

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I have found brasso polish wadding and lots of elbow grease is effective in removing those scratches in the stock screen.

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Zitat von Blackshirt im Beitrag #14

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Zitat von Jetpilot5 im Beitrag #8

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For you guys that have the MRA screens, how is the durability? I'm happy with the looks and performance of the stock screen but it seems extremely fragile. Lots of nicks and scratches on mine for only 17,000 miles. I do like the look of the T screen.

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It is as durable as most. I keep it clean and waxed and it’s held up well for the last 15 months. I like the tint, as it conceals all the paraphernalia behind it. The price is okay, too.

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Zitat von Steve S im Beitrag #3

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Not sure where you are Rosie but I am using a screen from Slipscreens in the UK, it's like the stock screen but about 4" higher, and only £50|addpics|l71-2-f8b2.jpg-invaddpicsinvv|/addpics|

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I have recently installed the vario touring screen,

Very good.
Noise I would say slightly reduced

Turbulence waaay reduced, about 70-80% I would say.

Mounted in lower holes, the corners are practically same height as oem screen, the oem downward dip lip is now a smooth upwards curve connecting corners.

Spoiler is same height as screen in most downward position.

I’ll keep repeating myself.

For a Quieter Life - Go Low.

My chopped OEM screen is brilliant (for me).
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Is anyone familiar with the Aerflow Windscreens? Going on a coast to coast ride in a few weeks and needing more protection.

Google led me to aeroflow.com

They seem very expensive compared to the screens we can buy this side of the pond

Cheers

Paul B.

Zitat von Paul B im Beitrag #22

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Google led me to aeroflow.com

They seem very expensive compared to the screens we can buy this side of the pond

Cheers

Paul B.

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Zitat von Richard230 im Beitrag #23

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Zitat von Paul B im Beitrag #22

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Google led me to aeroflow.com
They seem very expensive compared to the screens we can buy this side of the pond

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And they look kind of weird.

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Zitat von Freddyfruitbat im Beitrag #24

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Zitat von Richard230 im Beitrag #23

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Zitat von Paul B im Beitrag #22

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Google led me to aeroflow.com
They seem very expensive compared to the screens we can buy this side of the pond

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And they look kind of weird.

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What, a bit... check-valvey, you mean?

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #25

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Zitat von Freddyfruitbat im Beitrag #24

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Zitat von Richard230 im Beitrag #23

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Zitat von Paul B im Beitrag #22

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Google led me to aeroflow.com
They seem very expensive compared to the screens we can buy this side of the pond

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And they look kind of weird.

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What, a bit... check-valvey, you mean?

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The advertising might be old school, but they offer a quality product. However, they will never meet the 60 pound price of that Welsh company.

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Greetings;

I know AeroFlow(Paige) has always made a quality product. Maybe you could go by his shop at the beginning of your trip?

Boxerboy - How much did you take off and what did you cut it with? Looks like a pretty clean job. And did you just paint the back?

I now have a ZTechnik VStream Touring screen (bought used from PaulB - thanks Paul!).

Combined with a set of Helibar risers it is almost perfect in the lowest position on the highest holes (I'm 5'10").

No buffeting, quiet, see over top of screen' high quality optics etc. Can ride up to illegal speeds with my helmet flipped up (Schuberth C3) without eyes streaming! Almost perfect means that although my helmet is above the top pf the screen, it doesn't get full airflow through the vents - I just sit back a bit when I need some fresh air. Not a problem in UK climate but may be more of an issue where it is seriously hot (>30deg C?)

Highest position is great for protection from rain etc as there is zero windblast....but you need to look through the screen. No need for earplugs though.

I had a medium version fitted on my old R1150R with equally good results.

Would recommend this screen as it seriously reduces wind noise and buffeting.

I think there is a separate thread from AZ Geek with photos of this screen fitted to his RS - maybe on one of his touring write ups

10E30CC4-B2B2-4FD7-9BF1-E27CEE98DCF5.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)I’ve recently fitted a Puig short dark tint screen, it’s just marginally shorter than standard, but it seems slightly more ‘upright’ so when in the tall position i find produces less buffering than the standard.