MacRoarS Posted July 13, 2010 Share Posted July 13, 2010 The stock windshield is a little too tow to me on my R1100RT '97. When the seat is at the lowest position, it works perfectly, but then I am not sitting comfortably. I have seen that there are some kind of universal lip that can be mounted at top of the windshield, but I have not found the proper search-phrase to find it. Anyone knowing the name of such a thing, and are here any experiences with it? Thanx! RoarS in Norway Link to comment
EddyQ Posted July 13, 2010 Share Posted July 13, 2010 Laminar Lip? LINK You might want to try another windshield. Cee Bailey California Scientific Parabellum Ed - Link to comment
Gregori Posted July 13, 2010 Share Posted July 13, 2010 I tried a couple of laminar lip products. (They make different models for use on different bikes.) One worked great, the other was a bust. (I can't recall which one I liked, so I won't name models...) I've had a couple of CeeBailey windscreens that I used on my 1150RT. Both were the #2, Eurocut. One was a +4, the other +7. The quality was top notch, and both worked fine, but I REALLY liked the +7. (Affectionately called the 'barn door.') But windscreens are much like helmets - what works wonderfully for someone else may be terrible for you. Good luck! Link to comment
MacRoarS Posted July 13, 2010 Author Share Posted July 13, 2010 I've had a couple of CeeBailey windscreens that I used on my 1150RT.[...] I REALLY liked the +7. (Affectionately called the 'barn door.') What I have seen is some kind of variable lip to be mounted on top of the stock shield. I certainly hope that one of these are cheaper than a new one - but if there are anyone that have a used one lying around the case is different... But windscreens are much like helmets - what works wonderfully for someone else may be terrible for you. I am a little afraid that it is the combination of helmet, my clothing/riding style and windscreen that is the problem, because when I am using my plastic-helmet I get less turbulence than when using my carbon helmet - but my carbon helmet fits better and is the one I use for touring due to both comfort and safety reasons... Again: Thanx folks! RoarS Link to comment
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