10-23-2013, 10:55 AM
(10-23-2013, 05:12 AM)The Spaceman_imp Wrote: [ -> ](10-23-2013, 12:20 AM)ron1100_imp Wrote: [ -> ](10-22-2013, 03:55 AM)The Spaceman_imp Wrote: [ -> ]It may be more than the shape of the screen itself that's the cause of the turbulence. The mirrors, for instance, can interact with the airflow off the screen and create buffeting. Consider trying a test run with the mirrors off. If it helps, you could then try smaller mirrors, or a set of the mirror relocaters.
You might want to try adjusting it by placing rubber washers on the top or bottom mounting points to change the airflow. It might help.
If all else fails, the Dart Flyscreen sure works great (for me).
Do you wear a full face helmet and do you feel the wind pressure pushing your head back at highway speeds with the Dart?
Do you wear a full face helmet and do you feel the wind pressure pushing your head back at highway speeds with the Dart?
Yes, a Nolan modular to be specifc.
No, I don't find the wind pressure to be an issue. There's an airflow over and around the helmet, but it's much less than what I was dealing with without the Dart. And it's "clean" air; absolutely no buffeting at all.
However, I will admit that after a couple of hours I do enjoy leaning down a tad to get completely in the bubble, but that's as much to change the pressure points on my butt as anything else.
Butt pressure release lean very effective.