tell me about your V85tt ownership

[AustinW]

That looks an excellent product. Not quite sure what the baffle option actually is, but the toolless adjuster option seems a good one. Being able to adjust the angle of the screen offers a fair bit more flexibility to find the right setting.

I’m not really sure either but I think it’s just an MRA type winglet. I had one of those anyway which is still fitted and after much playing about I think I have found the perfect position. The bike is no longer horrible at motorway speeds ie no noisier or more buffeting than any other bike. The same at lower speed too. Much much nicer. It look ok too. I’ll try to remember to take some pictures.

 

[saladin]

I’m not really sure either but I think it’s just an MRA type winglet. I had one of those anyway which is still fitted and after much playing about I think I have found the perfect position. The bike is no longer horrible at motorway speeds ie no noisier or more buffeting than any other bike. The same at lower speed too. Much much nicer. It look ok too. I’ll try to remember to take some pictures.

I just found a pdf instruction sheet on their site. The baffle looks like a thin plate that fills the gap between screen (now that it's moved forward by the new brackets) and front of the instrument housing.


I may well order one of these kits if I can't find an Australian made equivalent

 

[Jazbee]

Banff Harbour Just now

 

[harry the cat]

Question for those with a guardia d’onore. Have you retained the original front mudguard?

On the V85TT i had earlier I replaced the stock mudguard with one of an Aprillia and added an extra mudflap thingy to protect the front of the bike but that mudguard on the GDO looks almost too good to change and I suspect the Aprillia guard would ruin the look.