Wunderlich Screen

[Bidet]

I'm getting a lot of buffeting, I have tried various adjustments to the standard screen on my 1150GS to no avail. Thinking of getting a Wunderlich Ero-Screen (slightly wider touring version).

I recently tried a 1200RT and found the pocket of air brilliant behind the electronically adjusted screen. However it was not so much fun for my pillion wife and, I prefer the GS apart from the screen.

By way of additional information having read through a number of forums. I'm 5-10 my wife rides pillion and sits comfortably on the GS but found she was receiving the blast on the RT, dispite a number of adjustments albeit over a 2 hour test ride, she is 5-4.

I have the seat on the GS on Low and the pillion at standard. I am a little concerned that the Wunderlich might solve my problem but cause my wife's ride to be uncomfortable.

Has anyone a Wunderlich Ero Screenas it's a lot of £ and I would welcome some advice / feedback before I commit. Cheers.

 

[haydw]

I have the Wunderlich touring screen with a set of tobinators- I am also approx 5'10" and carry a passsenger. I find with this combination that I dont get much buffetting at all- their is still wind noise, but this is more to do with my helmet than anything else. I can ride for hours no problem.

Did have just the screen, but there is a noticeable improvement with the tobinators. With the screen being larger and having more adjustment you have to be careful that the handguards dont catch the screen on full lock though.

 

[Phil Clarke]

I'd second that - just fitted a Wunderlich ergo screen to my 1200 - almost no buffetting, far quieter (I can even get away without earplugs for short journeys) and you get a set of front adjusters with it to help with positioning (the are like cheap tobinators). It looks much less 'aftermarket' than the secdem or givi screens and is obviously a nod to the adventure screen with its 'wings'

The only downside is that round bends you end up peering through it rather than over it which can be a problem when it gets covered in cack. A bit of fiddling should help with this however.
Oh and I'm 6'2"

Phil

 

[Bidet]

Thanks Very helpful and appreciated.