diddie screen = no turbulance

[dlevett]

Cockpit Screen Fitted - First Impressions

I've now fitted the NN Cockpit screen and low seat to my GS and first impressions are:
- Buffeting much improved
- Better airflow (obviously) to my helmet (Arai Tour X), with the unexpected (I should have thought about it!) benefit of more 'cooling' to my head - major advantage!
- I have to be careful doing 'lifesavers' with my Tour X as, if I lift my head as I turn it back forwards, the wind catches the peak - not a major issue, but caught me unawares the first time (mind I was doing 160 kph)
- My neck muscles will get a workout at high speed
- I need to fit the lowered pegs (not a screen issue, more to do with the low seat)

I'm 5ft10" on a good day, but have a rather long body and short legs.

So far, I think it's a real improvement, but I'll know more after some more rides.

 

[Julio_Babucha]

My solution came with the givi screen and the side winglets form the GSA. Just great, despite not enough air in summer time.

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[harry]

It's no good you saying

i'm 5'10" and this or that screen suits me so it should suit you as well. One 5'10"er may have an inside leg of 30" and another 32".
The measurement, for screen purposes, is Pubic Bone to Chin or top of helmet(head). Overall quotes of height are useless in this context.

 

[dlevett]

i'm 5'10" and this or that screen suits me so it should suit you as well. One 5'10"er may have an inside leg of 30" and another 32".
The measurement, for screen purposes, is Pubic Bone to Chin or top of helmet(head). Overall quotes of height are useless in this context.

Handbags at 40 paces!