Dart developing flyscreen for CB1100

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Nice, Mike! Does yours do what I hope it will do -- keep most of the wind off your chest and keep your head in the clean airflow?

What kind of mirrors are those? Just wondering because I had some Aprilia Tuono mirrors on my Hawk GT and they worked great.
Hi, Scooby.......the flyscreen was very minimal as far as wind protection. It did deflect some of the blast, but it mostly kept bugs off the meters.
I would say it keeps some of the wind off your chest and does keep your head in the clean airflow. The mirrors are KTM units that I have used on probably 10 motorcycles , from Vstroms (where I first saw them) to Moto Guzzis, and various Kawasakis and Suzukis. They are vibration free and provide a great view rearward without the usuall shoulder and elbow images. And, I like how they blend in with most handlebars. Cheapest I have found new side covers is $125 including shipping per side. Seems like there is not that much to save. May as well buy them painted fron WeBike!

Nice, Mike! Does yours do what I hope it will do -- keep most of the wind off your chest and keep your head in the clean airflow?

What kind of mirrors are those? Just wondering because I had some Aprilia Tuono mirrors on my Hawk GT and they worked great.
Hi, Scooby.......the flyscreen was very minimal as far as wind protection. It did deflect some of the blast, but it mostly kept bugs off the meters.
I would say it keeps some of the wind off your chest and does keep your head in the clean airflow. The mirrors are KTM units that I have used on probably 10 motorcycles , from Vstroms (where I first saw them) to Moto Guzzis, and various Kawasakis and Suzukis. They are vibration free and provide a great view rearward without the usuall shoulder and elbow images. And, I like how they blend in with most handlebars. Cheapest I have found new side covers is $125 including shipping per side. Seems like there is not that much to save. May as well buy them painted fron WeBike! Sorry I should have posted this to the threadcabout colir matching the red.