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 Posted: 13:01 - 17 Mar 2011 Post subject: Fly Screen Angling? |
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I've just bought one of these for my Bros in the hope it would make motorway journeys a bit less tiring. Unfortunately it just seems to be making things noisier unless I put my head directly behind it (on the tank).
I don't know if I'm angling it wrong or something...
Sorry in advance for the terrible photos:
https://s2.kimag.es/share/52427133.jpg
https://s2.kimag.es/share/47971702.jpg ____________________ Riding: BMW R1150RT `02 bought mildly crashed
Fixing: Also the BMW as I get less broken bits
Gone: ZZR600 '00, TRX850 '97, RXS100 '93, JS125-6B '07, BMW R1100RS '93, Kawasaki ZX-6R-J2 '01, Honda Bros NT400 NC25 '88 |
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Bugga, I thought you'd been reading a book by J.R. Hartley!  |
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Has it got those two little adjusting nuts that stop it from being pushed back? You need to experiment with angles and find one right for you same happened with my Givi screen (pretty much the same as that)
You want the wind hitting your visor (to take water away), if it hits just below your chin it'll become noise. Best way i found (sounds stupid) while your riding, put your hand below the screen and move it up until you feel the wind, then follow it back and you should feel a cone or relatively still air and see where its hitting your helmet.. if that makes any sense
If not try finding where it seems quietest, so stand up/crouch down to see where its quiet and adjust the screen accordingly (If its quiet standing up, screen needs to be lower, visa-versa for opposite)
Hth is pretty difficult to explain Basically, experiment  ____________________ A2 Passed 18/6/10 |
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| Moo. wrote: | Has it got those two little adjusting nuts that stop it from being pushed back? You need to experiment with angles and find one right for you  same happened with my Givi screen (pretty much the same as that)
You want the wind hitting your visor (to take water away), if it hits just below your chin it'll become noise. Best way i found (sounds stupid) while your riding, put your hand below the screen and move it up until you feel the wind, then follow it back and you should feel a cone or relatively still air and see where its hitting your helmet.. if that makes any sense
If not try finding where it seems quietest, so stand up/crouch down to see where its quiet and adjust the screen accordingly (If its quiet standing up, screen needs to be lower, visa-versa for opposite)
Hth  is pretty difficult to explain Basically, experiment  |
I think I get the general idea. So you think it needs to be more vertical or less? Trouble is that the clocks stop it from being any less vertical than it already is so I couldn't experiment with that. All that's holding it in that position is a bit of foam to stop it hitting the clocks and the headlight mounting bolts. I'll have a play with it when I'm going for an epic 200 mile rideout with a friend. ____________________ Riding: BMW R1150RT `02 bought mildly crashed
Fixing: Also the BMW as I get less broken bits
Gone: ZZR600 '00, TRX850 '97, RXS100 '93, JS125-6B '07, BMW R1100RS '93, Kawasaki ZX-6R-J2 '01, Honda Bros NT400 NC25 '88 |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 14 years, 345 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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