runeo
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After a donation from a cheep helmet!
Testing "No turbulence" on GS -10
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elmandarino
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I love it. Was thinking of cutting my MRA screen down to size but may now try this instead.
Well it's certainly different 
runeo
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YES!
I still like clean air more than turbulen vibrating air.
Original screen, marked.
On bike after cut, with the cut part on top (Front)
On bike after cut (Front)
On bike after cut, with the cut part on top (Side)
On bike after cut (Side)
Some polishing and trimming left to do. Used plastic
"heat gun glue" to stop the front screen mounting holders from vibrating.
I still like clean air more than turbulen vibrating air.
Original screen, marked.
On bike after cut, with the cut part on top (Front)
On bike after cut (Front)
On bike after cut, with the cut part on top (Side)
On bike after cut (Side)
Some polishing and trimming left to do. Used plastic
"heat gun glue" to stop the front screen mounting holders from vibrating.
runeo
Registered user
This is how little turbulence I want!
I guess irony and a joke is not everyone's strong suit!
I will have to cut the screen at least 5 cm more.
I have 4 no turbulence bikes and one with turbulense. But not for long.
HP2 -06,1200gs-10
Matchless G3LSC-55,G80CS-66
AJS 18S-55,
Rune Olofsson -48
elmandarino
Guest
Runeo,
Interested in knowing what the best way of cutting the screen is. Was thinking of hacksaw but, as my wife will vouch, I am not a great DIYer and I can see that idea ending in a cracked mess.
Interested in knowing what the best way of cutting the screen is. Was thinking of hacksaw but, as my wife will vouch, I am not a great DIYer and I can see that idea ending in a cracked mess.
runeo
Registered user
Runeo,
Interested in knowing what the best way of cutting the screen is. Was thinking of hacksaw but, as my wife will vouch, I am not a great DIYer and I can see that idea ending in a cracked mess.
You can use almost anything to cut the screen. I use a dremel 300J tool.
But you can use almost any type of saw! Absolutely no problem with cracking.
runeo
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End of the story. No turbulence close to the helmet. Just clean steady air.
White noise and no rumble!
Haven´t cleand away the mosquitos from the lamps!
White noise and no rumble!
Haven´t cleand away the mosquitos from the lamps!
runeo
Registered user
Pigs ear? 
runeo
Registered user
is that the new Dainese/Michelin air bag jecket your wearing
Best place where to transport new tires on a F800S, when that one got new tires 30 minutes ago.
Picture 3 years old but I love it. Took it myself with my phone.
Best place where to transport new tires on a F800S, when that one got new tires 30 minutes ago.
Have you grown into them yet ?
Best place where to transport new tires on a F800S, when that one got new tires 30 minutes ago.
You need a 1200GS then. Just the job for carrying large objects…
Chris Terry
Registered user
End of the story. No turbulence close to the helmet. Just clean steady air.
White noise and no rumble!
Haven´t cleand away the mosquitos from the lamps!
Oh dear
Might be good enough for a trip down to the shops through.
Keep thinking
Chris Terry
Registered user
Best give the thermal lance a miss then.Runeo,
Interested in knowing what the best way of cutting the screen is. Was thinking of hacksaw but, as my wife will vouch, I am not a great DIYer and I can see that idea ending in a cracked mess.
You could try Dremel with mini disc and finish with a file. Or even leave alone, and save on buying a new standard replacement screen.
runeo
Registered user
You need a 1200GS then. Just the job for carrying large objects…
The day we left for 10 days in Norwegian Motorcycling country.
HP2 -06,1200gs-10
Matchless G3LSC-55,G80CS-66
AJS 18S-55,
Rune Olofsson -48
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