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Post by gsxs750rider on Mar 21, 2018 8:22:22 GMT -6
Does anyone know if this windscreen will bolt onto our handlebars? www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/puig-universal-touring-windscreenI need something to reduce the wind buffeting on highways and this has great reviews. I think it is compatible with my 2016 gsxs-750 based on Revzilla's search feature but before I order this I want to double check with the community. Riding season is almost here:) |
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Post by sp3ak on Mar 21, 2018 9:51:23 GMT -6
At that price there are a few direct fit options that may accomplish what you need. Such as the Meter Visor (the OEM option), or the Puig, or the Powerbronze. See this thread for some ideas: gsxs.org/thread/281/windscreenFor me the OEM windscreen took the wind from hitting everything basically waist up and made it so that it really only hits about shoulder level (I'm 6ft tall). It doesn't create any weird helmet buffeting but it also doesn't completely block the wind. These are naked bikes after all  |
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Post by gsxs750rider on Mar 22, 2018 7:40:52 GMT -6
At that price there are a few direct fit options that may accomplish what you need. Such as the Meter Visor (the OEM option), or the Puig, or the Powerbronze. See this thread for some ideas: gsxs.org/thread/281/windscreenFor me the OEM windscreen took the wind from hitting everything basically waist up and made it so that it really only hits about shoulder level (I'm 6ft tall). It doesn't create any weird helmet buffeting but it also doesn't completely block the wind. These are naked bikes after all Thanks! Can you provide a URL to the Puig direct fit model? The URL I provided was for a Puig model - just the Universal one. |
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Post by sp3ak on Mar 22, 2018 13:24:37 GMT -6
Here in Stamp's YouTube video he reviews it and in the description is a link to the Puig website. He ordered it from a different site but at least from there you'll have the part number. I believe at one point I had found it on Amazon but I ended up getting the OEM one. www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmBCPLRruXQ |
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Post by gsxs750rider on Mar 26, 2018 11:35:15 GMT -6
Here in Stamp's YouTube video he reviews it and in the description is a link to the Puig website. He ordered it from a different site but at least from there you'll have the part number. I believe at one point I had found it on Amazon but I ended up getting the OEM one. www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmBCPLRruXQThank you! |
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