Rear Hugger and Windscreen Brand Question
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Rear Hugger and Windscreen Brand Question
Hi all,
I"m trying to do some research on which windscreens and rear hugger to buy. Unfortunately most of the sites I've seen don't show the actual item and if they do, it doesn't show it fitted to the bike.
So far for windscreens I've come across for far:
Windscreens-
Anyone know of any others or have any experience with there?
I"m trying to do some research on which windscreens and rear hugger to buy. Unfortunately most of the sites I've seen don't show the actual item and if they do, it doesn't show it fitted to the bike.
So far for windscreens I've come across for far:
Windscreens-
- - Airblade, but their website doesn't show a way to purchase them
- Skidmarx
- Ebay Screens from China. I've found these two so far
- http://www.ebay.com/itm/Raised-Racing-W ... 6e&vxp=mtr
- http://www.ebay.com/itm/DB-Racing-Winds ... e2&vxp=mtr
- - I've seen Skidmarx round often. How is there quality?
- Here's another one but I can't decipher the brand.
- http://classicbritishmotorcycles.com/ho ... d_172.html
Anyone know of any others or have any experience with there?
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Re: Rear Hugger and Windscreen Brand Question
If it's for looks then I reckon clear standard shape looks best. Double bubbles work well at higher cruising speeds but look naff in my opinion.
Tyga also does a variety of screens.
Tinted screens are so 90's!
Tyga also does a variety of screens.
Tinted screens are so 90's!

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Re: Rear Hugger and Windscreen Brand Question
Cammo wrote:If it's for looks then I reckon clear standard shape looks best. Double bubbles work well at higher cruising speeds but look naff in my opinion.
Tyga also does a variety of screens.
Tinted screens are so 90's!

when i can be bothered ill change mine to a standard clear shape as i think it will look better

Deviants AM/PM buildxivlia wrote:no i am not dead. ive just been trying a few things....
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Re: Rear Hugger and Windscreen Brand Question
I agree that a majority of double bubbles can really ruin the bike's flow. That's why I'm trying to make the best decision before buying.
Deviant yours has the shape I'm looking for. It seems that it can function well and still look aesthetically good.
I also did some digging and found this MRA brand http://www.bikehps.com/acatalog/Honda_R ... #aCOL29539
Deviant yours has the shape I'm looking for. It seems that it can function well and still look aesthetically good.
I also did some digging and found this MRA brand http://www.bikehps.com/acatalog/Honda_R ... #aCOL29539