Haha sicher nöd😘

Swiss bookstore and you can find it online as well.

Thank you Lara! Appreciate your support and feedback.

This is the Interceptor not the GT, so it's a little different. It's super stable and lets you push all the way. I really trust the bike. As soon as it rides, you don't feel the weight anymore. (coming from a 390cc single cylinder, which was way lighter) Only feel it when parking in tight corners or moving it stationary.

Thanks for the reply!@@Icenurse

Thank you, really appreciate your feedback! Well I should spend my money on a bike for sure. So you have the opportunity to explore the world and find places like these. It's about the experience, I'm sure you can find places just as beautiful around you as well!

Thank you Anshumandhal!

Thank you for your feedback, means a lot to me. ♥

With the delivered Silentblock M5's (the rubber bits). Not sure if you've put in the correct ones, my screen is steady as a rock. 😉

@@Icenurse I used the rubber bits, but if I want to I can pull the windshield off from the front easy if I want to. It's just the friction from the rubber bits and the bracket holding it on

@@ferd9191 for me they squeezed together like a mushroom. 😉

For me, because I'm riding on the highway a lot it definitely helped. It takes some wind of from your shoulders, don't expect a big difference though. 😉

You're more than welcome!

Thank you, means a lot. ♥

Danke dir Tobias! 😘

Momentan leider nicht, vielleicht ab 2023. 😉

Windshield New Generation Sport - puig.tv

Now in motardinn it’s with a discount

Works great!

The one from the Husqvarna webshop. 😉

@@Icenurse Thanks! If only it were available in the U.S. :( I like what you've done with the bike.

Thank you so much! Just try to visit different hardware/husqvarna & ktm shops. You might find what suits you best over there. ☺

Thank you for your feedback.

Thank you!

Yeah, it was amazing! Full video coming online soon. Appenzell & Liechtenstein region is mind blowing.

@@Icenurse one day hope to ride there!

If you set your goals right, and you work hard for them. One day, you will!

@@Icenurse i can borrow your bike LOL!

I'm sure we can figure something out haha.

Husqvarna Tankpadset 28507925044, from the official Husqvarna webshop. Or a local dealer.

Thank you!

@@Icenurse really helpful and the price really shock me lol😂

It is, and totally not worth it. Since the adaptive material doesn't seal as nice as it was before. 😉

I had the same problem! It was because the rubber bearings/nuts where damaged. You should get new one's at a local hardware shop, then you should be fine. I believe the one's you need where M5 or M6, if you bring the original rubber nut they'll be able to tell you which size you need. You can also buy them online at the Husqvarna, KTM website or any other online shop available in your country. Let me know if it all worked out!

Hi Paul! First of all I believe there are 4 different types of windscreen colors ranging from transparent to all black. My personal preference was the transparent one because I was not sure if the black/grey one's would match the bikes look. Since I ordered it online, I didn't have the luxury of checking it out first. The Puig Windshield wasn't available in a shop over here in Switzerland. I'm not sure what drivers licenses you have in the country where you're from. In Switzerland/Europe we have two different classes. My license only allows me to drive motorcycles upto 35kW. That's why I went for the 401 instead of the 701. Plus it was the only one available at the moment of purchase. Since I needed a new motorcycle to commute to my new workplace, I needed it to be available right away and couldn't wait to long. I'm coming from a Honda 125cc which was a pain in the ass when driving on highways.... 😅 As for the looks of the Pilen-lineup I would say, you love it or hate it. The bikes have a very distinctive style, very different to other bikes on the road nowadays. That's exactly why I picked the Svartpilen. I didn't want to drive a Ninja or MT like everyone else.

I’m going to jump in here, I would not advise to get the tinted one, if you do a lot of night riding, If you only use it on the day its fine.

I had to replace the sidebearings with new ones as well. Got them from a local motorbike shop for a couple of cents. 😉 Had no problems at all with the rest of the mounting. I have the 2020 model Husqvarna, maybe it's different with earlier models?

@@Icenurse Thanks, so I guess Puig chose the wrong mounting parts. I have a 2022 model which isn't any different than 2018-2021 models (only plastic color changed). I am requesting the seller send the correct hardware. I don't have any local hardware or motorcycle shops near me.

@@JEP-Tech that's really to bad! Sucks when you're looking forward to a bike upgrade, the description manual says easy mounting and you have to wait for parts to actually mount.... I'll cross my fingers that you may get the missing bolts and screws asap. 😉

@@Icenurse Thanks. I got to a hardware store and found some nylon spacers that fit properly. I contacted Puig to let them know that the parts they selected for this kit aren't correct.

WINDSHIELD NEW GENERATION SPORT FOR HUSQVARNA - Ref. 9702 You can order it from them (puig) directly or a local dealer. I got it from xlmoto.

Got the mirrors from a local dealer. The wind screen is from Puig, it's higher then the original 'flyscreen' that husqvarna sells.

Not a lot at higher speeds. Below 80km/h it's fine. Above that you get turbulence, or at least I do as a bigger rider. (187cm)

@@Icenurse On longer trips you could add a extra clip-on windscreen visor/extender :)

Hi Rebal! So far I drove approximately 6-700km with the windscreen on and wanted to give you a quick update. Before I go into further details I want to mention that I'm a bigger rider (1,87). I still have the same experience as I had after my first couple of rides: When riding lower speeds I don't feel any difference. In medium speeds, riding 40-90km/h, there is definitely less pressure on the core and less body drag. On speeds above 90km/h there is still a lot of turbulence and windpressure on the shoulders and sides of the body. So far it does it job decent. The Husqvarna 401 is a scrambler bike and will never be 'as comfortable' as an adventure bike. The windscreen only makes a small difference in medium to high speeds so you have to make the decision if it's worth the money in the end. Don't expect a big difference. Personally I really like the looks of the windscreen. Especially when riding in the dark the headlight lights up the screen which looks amazing from both the riders perspective and front of the bike. I hope that this answers your question.

@@Icenurse wow thanks... i definitely chose this bike cuz it's a scrambler and didn't even think about the windscreen at all, however when i started commuting about 100km both ways, 5 days a week... At about 2-3c° it was so cold that i started considering the windscreen.... Thanks for the reply mate! i have all the answers i needed

I'm also commuting like 60k a day. Same temperatures, still cold. 😅 If you're investing I would rather suggest looking into some handguards/handlebarwarmers.

I'll let you know in the next couple of weeks. 😉

Hi Barrett, I did two longer rides today and I wanted to give you a quick update. Before I go into further details I want to mention that I'm a bigger rider (1,87). When riding lower speeds I don't feel any difference. In medium speeds, riding 40-90km/h, there is definitely less pressure on the core and less body drag. On speeds above 90km/h there is still a lot of turbulence and windpressure on the shoulders and sides of the body. So far it does it job decent. The Husqvarna 401 is a scrambler bike and will never be 'as comfortable' as an adventure bike. The windscreen only makes a small difference in medium to high speeds so you have to make the decision if it's worth the money in the end. Don't expect a big difference. Personally I really like the looks of the windscreen. Especially when riding in the dark the headlight lights up the screen which looks amazing from both the riders perspective and front of the bike. I hope that this answers your question.

Thank you for watching and your feedback, really appreciate it! You have any recommendations on editing software for windows?

Definitely the hotsprings!

Haha, yeah it was great support.

chock nog true that!

I'm 186 & 90+kg, the Flakeshot works perfect for me off piste as well as on the piste!

Anstieg ist schon nicht ohne. Aber sehr gut machbar. Es ist sehr schnell vorbei, 16km ist nicht so lange.

​@@Icenursetrailrunning poles aren't necessary, right?

No, for the 16 I wouldn't recommend them. 😉