Setting up the MRA vario screen

Ben

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Any users over 6 ft got any tips about the best settings for the MRA vario screen?

Ben
 
Mid-rake, screen on highest setting worked well for me (6'6" with 34" inseam). Tobinators made no significant difference.

Mike:)
 
Mike O said:
Mid-rake, screen on highest setting worked well for me.
Mike:)

Me too, but I am just 6.0 on a good day. Anything less than highest setting did not work for me. Now I have quite forgotten there was ever a problem. Norman
 
Steepest Rake and Highest upper screen setting does it for me, I too am 6' on a good day...........:p

CC

:cool:
 
CC

Do you mean steepest as in "upright" or as in laid as flat as possible on the panel ?

Cheers

Alex B

(MRA fiddler)
 
Alex B said:
CC

Do you mean steepest as in "upright" or as in laid as flat as possible on the panel ?

Cheers

Alex B

(MRA fiddler)

Upright...........

CC

:cool:
 

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THANKS YOU LOT!

It had better be good, this screen. Wunderlich charge a pretty penny for this thing. £149.61 plus VAT (including original BMW bracketry as mine had been replaced withe the ADV screen)
Luckily a GS is about the only bike of it's ilk that can be legitimately called a farm vehicle..to get the VAT back.

Ben
 
coolcarbon said:
Upright...........

CC

:cool:

Mike,

Have you got a side pic of it! Just picked up a new MRA from a German dealer for £75 and it's being trucked* over to me and should arrive tomorrow!

Paul


* one of the few perks of having a freight forwarders in the family!!
 
MRA Screen..........£150......wow.....ouch..!!!

Mine was £80 tops direct from Wunderlich in Germany (collected) in 2001
 
Re: MRA Screen..........£150......wow.....ouch..!!!

JohnnyBoxer said:
Mine was £80 tops direct from Wunderlich in Germany (collected) in 2001

I paid the same for mine from SPC, before they became a must-have GS accessory.

I also got the Wunderlich engine bars from them for £100, again, before they became popular. They're now charging £161.
 


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