Hello.

The stock windshielf of my bike don't spoil enought the wind, that beats my head and produces an indesirable feeling.

I decided to use a 5 mm piece of acrylic to make one similar to the original but a little bit higher. I used the kitchen oven to heat de piece about 150-180 ºC an the original windshield as template.

This is the result:

  

  

  


   The windshield is fixed to the instrument cluster, as the original, and here you can see them mounted on the bike:

  

  

   Now, the wind don't beats my head.

   Regards.

good job

Excellent work punto, I might try something similar here.
Thanks. RT

Well done!

Brings mental pictures of RT putting it in Mother in laws oven and along comes MIL and thinks Hmmm that isn't cooking very well better turn it up a bit. And you know how that perspex goes all bubbly when it gets too hot

That would be funny if it wasn't so close to the truth.
Hey punto I have already a smaller screen like the one you made, and have been trialling the use of the perspex lip from an original RT screen on it, just below the top lip. So far the results are excellent, with wind noise cut down a lot. I have a very noisy helmet, Shark brand.
 I'll try and get a picture loaded on here for you soon.

RT wrote:That would be funny if it wasn't so close to the truth.
Hey punto I have already a smaller screen like the one you made, and have been trialling the use of the perspex lip from an original RT screen on it, just below the top lip. So far the results are excellent, with wind noise cut down a lot. I have a very noisy helmet, Shark brand.
 I'll try and get a picture loaded on here for you soon.

good onya bob ...better show us a couple of pics when you can

cheers !

Nice job,

   89 K100LT    

RicK G wrote:Brings mental pictures of RT putting it in Mother in laws oven and along comes MIL and thinks Hmmm that isn't cooking very well better turn it up a bit. And you know how that perspex goes all bubbly when it gets too hot

      Before, I had tried to make a wider winshield and I could test about bubbles.

  


   Finally, I didn't like the result and I decided to put it away:

  

  

   Regards

Inge, what a complement, I haven't had that much hair since, well I can't remember.
Here's the screen, complete with scratches, and the lip is discoloured (discolored?) but it works a treat. I am (was)185cm with a couple of crushed vertebrae so not the tallest rider but find this setup really nice in warmer weather. Doesn't do much for rain unless you go very fast, and none of us do that, do we??? (daughter's a copper).

Thanks for sharing ,great work guys