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Hey Ked, I’d really like to hear what you think about your sport touring windscreen. I just picked up my new Busa Yesterday and figure that’s going to be the first mod I do. For personal point of reference, I have a new Goldwing DCT Tour - so yes like wind protection, but not sure yet if I want the ultra tall sport tour windscreen.Less than 5 minute swap. Super easy and the sport touring makes a HUGE difference. Way easier to see dial and much nicer to tuck behind. Can't wait to give it a test run this weekend.
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Give me a few days to get a couple miles on it. Riding out on SatHey Ked, I’d really like to hear what you think about your sport touring windscreen. I just picked up my new Busa Yesterday and figure that’s going to be the first mod I do. For personal point of reference, I have a new Goldwing DCT Tour - so yes like wind protection, but not sure yet if I want the ultra tall sport tour windscreen.
Thanks!
If you ever see the test riders, they are tiny people with shoulders like a brook trout so they can tuck behind the stock windshield and not disrupt the aerodynamic profile too much, Their helmets and racing suits are specially set up for testing high speeds.When you install a higher touring screen you increase the frontal area of the bike, and since wind resistance is the drag coefficient X frontal area, drag is increased lowering top speed and increasing fuel consumption. Also air turbulence is increased overall, making wind noise more evident. You pay the price of comfort. Suzuki OEM touriing screen (+40mm or 1.6 in higher) is a good compromise, not affecting top speed, although ride is noisier. If you ride below 160 kph (100mph) the original OEM screen is the best in my opinion, besides the fact that being tinted makes vision through the screen difficult at high speeds.
I bought both. It only takes 5 minutes to swap them . I am going on a 3 hour ride each way next weekend. Comforts a must for that long of a ride.I have a touring screen on a previous HayabusA and it pushed the wind right up into my face. I prefer the double bubble because it’s a cleaner wind stream for me. I also lost quite a bit of top speed However you absolutely have a better view of guages.
Gotcha. You’re WAY ahead of me (story of my life haha).I bought both. It only takes 5 minutes to swap them . I am going on a 3 hour ride each way next weekend. Comforts a must for that long of a ride.
You can also get those wind deflectors that attach to the top of the windshield... @c10 had one on RJ...I bought both. It only takes 5 minutes to swap them . I am going on a 3 hour ride each way next weekend. Comforts a must for that long of a ride.
Tucking in behind the OEM is very uncomfortable. Damn near have to lay helmet on tank to get a good tuck.Gotcha. You’re WAY ahead of me (story of my life haha).
Just did the sport touring screen from Zero Gravity@Ked0607 , small Q , Did fit the ULTRA Tall SportTouringScreen from ZG or other type lower SportTouringScreen ? View attachment 1649987View attachment 1649988View attachment 1649989
Thanks Ked, think I’m going to get the sport touring screen as well!Just did the sport touring screen from Zero Gravity
d that’s been my experience. If I was shorter then the ST would push it over helmet. The DV keeps close to oem Ir stream (smooth for me) but helps me see gauges and allow a tuck when neededOK so I swapped to the double bubble today. Hands down way better for me than oem or the sport touring.