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Triumph Flyscreen
#80377 07/17/2006 10:47 PM
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What are the thoughts on the Triumph Flyscreen? Does anyone have one and could post some pics? Thinking about getting one. Is it functional? Also, can it be mounted if you take of the fork shrouds?


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LimeyD #80378 07/17/2006 11:28 PM
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Dave,
I've run one on my bike for a few months, & they work pretty well. It deflects air & bugs off your chest & face. It does not block the weather like a bar-mounted shield. Oh yeah, it mounts onto the triple tree, so it shouldn't matter if your shrouds are on /or off.

Check out this PIC http://www.bonnevilleamerica.com/photopost/data/502/845P1010045-med.JPG


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LimeyD #80379 07/18/2006 5:09 AM
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I've got one - mainly because it was on the bike when I bought it.
I've kept it because at my height (5' 10")it seems to move most of the air over my head, and I think it looks better than a big screen


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LimeyD #80380 07/18/2006 7:25 AM
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I like mine.....also gave me a place to mount my front turn signals.



The Chrome/Black one mounts to the shrouds.


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LimeyD #80381 07/18/2006 8:49 AM
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The fly screen. I have placed one on my Bonnie-A...........the fly screen serves multiple purposes and has justified its premium price..#1 it looks stylish #2 it meets our state requirement for a windshield if I am ever careless enough to forget eye protection #3 it is an instant conversation starter i.e. "what is that supposed to be?" #4 it keeps the bugs off the back of my speedometer and #5 it creates a bubble of protection around the rider at 160mph..note: this last example is used around sport bikers and always brings about a sense of awe from these types.....bottom line- it is worth it !

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hill8586 #80382 07/18/2006 10:51 AM
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Dave,
I'm running a Givi Airstars A601. It's a little larger than the Triumph fly screen. Mounts to the handle bar, and has lot of adj. Does a good job of keeping wind, and most bugs off. I got mine from Twisted throttle. 93.96 plus a few $ for shipping.
Mark


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CTSPEED #80383 07/18/2006 11:25 AM
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Hey Mark,

Does that Givi have the curl at the top? It seems that everyone that has a screen with that curl tells me that it helps deflect the wind better....


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bonnyusa #80384 07/18/2006 2:01 PM
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Phil,
The screen has a flat top, no curl. had a bit of buffeting, but with some fine tuning its mostly gone.
I may put a larger screen on this fall(memphis slim) when the weather turn cooler, but I rode into Dec.with the Givi screen last year. With the temp in the 40s a 2-3 hr ride was not to bad. A larger screen would be better for an all day ride at those temps
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LimeyD #80385 07/18/2006 4:21 PM
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I bought mine to hide that huge, honking speedometer and it does that rather effectively. Oh yeah, and it does block some wind in its spare time ...ride safe....Gordon

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lynchphoto #80386 07/20/2006 10:16 PM
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I would love to have one of those chrome flyscreens if the glass was clear.


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lylesdo #80387 07/21/2006 1:40 AM
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National Cycle makes the screens for Triumph, and show two versions - a light tint, and a dark tint, available for our bikes.

Check it out. And at a more reasonable price, too.

(The National Cycle site must be down right now, but here are the same pictures on the BikeBandit site.) With an AMA membership discount you can have one of these for $120, including shipping and tax. (Or I can, anyway.)

BikeBandit National Cycle Flyscreens for America or Speedmaster

With my black Speedmaster, and all the chrome of the lightbar and all up front, I will probably get the lighter tint version. Not so over-the-top that it wouldn't "blend" in better I think.

Looks like most of the reviews are positive, and I know more will chime in. (Newspeedmaster05?)


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Blackwind #80388 07/21/2006 10:01 PM
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Keith, If you get one let me know what you think... that light tinted one is much more in line with what I want too.


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lylesdo #80389 07/22/2006 7:51 PM
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I think I will be getting that soon. B'Day coming up, and that might be just the ticket.


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