vfr windshield options

windscreen

HeyGuys, By no means am I raining on anyones parade about windscreens, but I just recieved my 02 VFR and I love the stock screen. The previous bike I owned (98 Katana) beat me to death at interstate speeds. I have been curious about the laminarlip as an add on and any comments on it's performance would be great.:biggrin:

 

Very happy with my MRA.Quality and fit are great.I installed there sport screen.It has a lip about 1 inch higher than stock.
Its inbetween there DB and full touring.Works well for me.And does not take the look away like a full touring screen.

 

I'm 6'2" 220 lb (on a skinny day) and have tried: stock, ZG Touring and ZG DB. No comparrison for my situation on the 2000 VFR......the ZG DB! Better air flow, less buffeting and way quiter than the touring screen. Any one want to buy the ZG Touring screen from me?

 

I have an ERMAX and I can go until 200 Km/h with straith arms and back.
check at http://www.ermax.fr/accueil.html

 

just tried out the DB...me at 5-9 it moved the airflow up about 5 inchs to my nose
Plus's
I had wanted a screen that i could get down behind and still look ahead if i wanted to, if rain, cold , etc..this works good for that!
definitely warmer upper body as I just did a couple hrs over the pass at +7 c.

Looks nice!


Negs...

But It also took away a lot of the body lift(obviously) and I can instantly feel the diff.(dont like).I also like to ride a lot with shield up(in the mtns) and now have turbulence right at my glass's..dont like that.

In the end i cut down the db to stock height just to get the dark shield...

My self I prefer the stocker as it takes more pressure off my arms, and I dont have any turbulence issues at all..just clean air.


I think it really depends o your height and how you sit on the bike.


you gotta try them yourself...


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Anybody heard of an injury from one of these aftermarket windscreens?

 

Zerogravity sport touringing, light smoke.





Sorry my garage was a wreck. I did not like the looks of this screen...