aftermarket screens for 1200 gsa...

[sprintdevil]

after living with my new gsa for 2 weeks now we have started to bond better i reken.....wind buffeting a real pain but do not want to go down the road of touratech ad on extenders sooner go for replacement screen.........have been offered alu top box and rack for £300 quid used but in top condition is this good value or what????? not sure what they are new.....going to hawick today can recomend morrisons cafe for a brew and breakfast....plus u can keep an eye on your bike while you eat.......

 

[Alex B]

SD...... you could try Cee Baileys. Look up their website on GOOGLE and then just tab through to BMW GS models.

They are US based and I bought one of their screens for my GS 1150. It was well made indeed and I sold it eventually when I bought my GSA1150 to another GS member who rated it also.

I think they have UK franchised dealers now..... Calamander springs to mind.

 

[DrPete]

I bought a "high and wide" off Nippy Norman for 80 odd quid whihc has been an excellent replacement. The mounting holes did need a little tickle with the Dremel to fit the mounts though.
I got a set of Tobinators too which have eliminated the buffeting.

There's a pic at http://www.flickr.com/photos/dr_pete/3915193325/sizes/l/

 

[JJ Jeremy]

I saw a High and wide screen from Wunderlich on a GS today. Looks about the same height as the Adventurer screen. I assume this is the same one referred to from Nippy Normans. Looked very good and better than other aftermarkets screens Ive seen. I have the GSA screen on my GS, which was expensive, but hay ho. I have added the Touratech riser which I already had from my previous GSA, and it cuts practically all wind noise out. I swear by it for anyone over 6 ft.

 

[magpie]

I bought a "high and wide" off Nippy Norman for 80 odd quid whihc has been an excellent replacement. The mounting holes did need a little tickle with the Dremel to fit the mounts though.
I got a set of Tobinators too which have eliminated the buffeting.

There's a pic at http://www.flickr.com/photos/dr_pete/3915193325/sizes/l/

+1 fitted first time no dremel required works great

 

[cmyers_uk]

+2 fitted first time no dremel required works great

I have on lowest setting cut all buffeting and wind noise out, just fitted the sargent seat and now maybe I could ride for more that 2hrs before my arse gives up

 

[Mr K]

Morrison's in Hawick is a great breakfast stop if you're heading North.

Make mine a "Flying Scot" with an extra egg.



PS: Howdy neighbour.

 

[karlp]

+1 fitted first time no dremel required works great

But these are a GS he wants a screen for a GSA which is already taller than the std GS screen