Screen spoiler

[Lukeeedoo]

Thinking of getting a screen spoiler for my F800 GSA. I'm going on a small tour over Easter. It'll be my first time racking up some decent mileage on the bike.

The bike has the adventure screen, but I'm 6.1ft and I've got a big head!

So I'm thinking one of these little widgets will help.

Anybody using/used one? Any recommendations?


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[sanensafe]

Wunderlich one is excellent. Plenty of adjustability to ensure you get it where you want it. In Winter it can send the air over your head. Two allen screws to whip it off for Summer for a bit of airflow into your lid.

 

[coyotedave]

Yeh, The wonderlich one is good and it does make a difference.


Cheers Dave.

 

[Sooty09]

I had the Wonderlich small deflector on my std GS screen, It did not get a very good bite on the screen due to the crease down the middle. I had to pack it with duct tape to stop it coming loose and It still fell off a few times. I never found a perfect setting but it was much better with one fitted. I have seen Wonderlich now do a 3D clamp with an extra articulation which will grip the screen much better.

 

[Lukeeedoo]

Thanks lads!


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[Ash]

This guy has MRA vario screen...
http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showth...-f800gs-2013?p=4313976&viewfull=1#post4313976

 

[DaveC]

I have an MRA vario on my 800GSA. It's well made and can either be a permanent fixture or only clamped on when you're going on a long trip. I only clamp it on when touring and it's a nice fit and easy to use. Does it make a difference? Well for me (5'10") I think it's quite a subtle difference so don't expect to be suddenly sat in still air

 

[kyojitsu]

+1 on the MRA Vario attachment thing. I have a Touring screen and a Rallye seat at 910mm. I'm 6' 2" and with a bit of fiddling and experimentation I got it so I'm barely buffeted at all. It's not RT like stillness but it's so much better than the screen alone.

http://www.bikehps.com/acatalog/BMW...RA_Adjustable_Motorcycle_Touring_Screens.html