Description
An alternative version has been produced for GP headsets.
Review here.
FEATURES:
- Designed and made in the UK.
- Simple to fit: pushes over the headlight rim* and secures to the headset with a stainless steel hi-torque fastener.
- Quick to remove: for ease of changing cables and bulbs.
- Designed to work with common hydraulic front brake conversions. Pre-positioned cutting area for routing of a hydraulic brake hose (can be home trimmed/drilled to suit your application).
- Made from tough ABS plastic (as used for most motorcycle fairings) that can be easily trimmed, sanded or painted.
- Produced in racy high-gloss finish (white/black/carbon effect)
- Deflects a surprising amount of windblast away from your body for improved aerodynamics while riding.
- Provides an unobtrusive location to position additional instruments such as a rev counter, digital speedo or even a GPS unit.
- Fully packaged and ready to fit.
- Buy direct from the manufacturer.
- Made to order but usually shipped within 5-7 days.
- UK Postage £6.95, world £15-£18
*we recommend that a single layer of electrical tape is applied to the headset before fitting the screen if you do not want the paint to become marked during use.
Broken Boney Tony –
I fitted a clear one of these a couple of years ago now to my TV200. It is neat and small enough to not change the overall appearance of the scooter, unlike some other fly screens that can be quite bulky. When fitting it needed no trimming to fit the headset and it is just secured with two tywraps.
The things you notice the most are when you are traveling at speed. It takes the wind off your chest which is great when covering long distances and does not have that wind shear effect that other fly screens seem to have and shake the handle bars.
There was a noticeable increase in top speed and even a couple of mph is welcome when we have high expectations form our ridiculously old Lambrettas.
I use an Oxford ‘Strap-Nav’ holder for my Garmin sat nav from my car which uses 2 velcro straps to mount. It fist perfectly over the speedo behind the screen and in an optimal position for reading when riding.