CBR250R(2013) Fairing Removal | Headlight Removal | AND A Puig Racing Screen SKU: M5643H Upgrade

00:00 Start
0:04 Warning! - 1#
0:11 Covers Removal
0:35 Fairing Removal
6:40 Headlight Removal
9:44 OEM Screen Removal
12:32 Puig Screen - Unboxing
13:14 OEM Screen Vs' Puig Screen
14:37 Puig Screen - Assembly
16:57 Tip
17:56 Warning! - #2 Check That The Streenig Move Freely! (Left)
18:15 Check That The Streenig Move Freely! (Right)
18:30 Out Doors Vid
18:59 Credits
Comments + Positive Recommendation about the Puig product:
According to the Spanish company's statement, the product was tested in a wind tunnel, and I found that the product definitely "clears" air better, and more efficiently, compared to the original OEM screen. I wanted to order completely transparent, but there is none, so I ordered Light Smoke. As you can see in the attached video, all the Tabs are unnecessary, AND there is NO strength problem. The Puig screen is well attached to the fairing with four screws on the inside, and with all four mirror screws. The Puig screen perfectly complements the sporty look of the motorcycle 18:30 👍💖

[@MahmudulHasan-ry4yy]

Helle brother. Outstanding modification

[@francisalexkandulna3790]

Thank you so much

[@ThePhamtographer]

Thank you for making fresh content on this bike in 2023. I just picked up my own CBR250R this month so it's nice to see HD video on maintenance/other work being performed

[@mycbr250rdmotorcycling7]

Hi sir, and thank you❤👍 Sorry, I don't know you, and I feel the need to write a few words here, so maybe it will help other people. I'm not trying to encourage people to this DIY hobby, because there are a lot of misunderstandings about these topics. DIY mechanics is a hobby that costs money like any other hobby, and some people think that it saves money. Saves money? Maybe, but only after many, many years of experience and acquiring skill and tools. And if you change a motorcycle, some of the previous knowledge helps, and a lot needs to be relearned. I don't know you, maybe you're a much better mechanic than me, but it's important to me not to let people down. Correct and good maintenance is important for safety, and maintenance in a garage with a mechanic you learn to trust on is often cheaper than learning this DIY lovely hobby of motorcycle mechanics, but as I can tell, it costs money, and does not save money: The cost of my mistakes, The time of learning, The purchase of technical literature and tools, And of course I spent a lot of time at lerning and fixing...AND Filming and editing the materials for my KZbin channel, because it's also a nice hobby.... It's impossible to explain everything in a video, and there's so much to know.... I hope you understand. Thanks.

[@ThePhamtographer]

@@mycbr250rdmotorcycling7 pleaaase keep posting videos. I also recently joined the CBR250R forums and also see your informative posts there. Thanks a lot!

[@mycbr250rdmotorcycling7]

@@ThePhamtographer Yes, the forum CBR250R dot NET, it's an excellent forum, the members there have already helped me with several problems and given me some good ideas. This Puig screen is first recommended to me by one member at that forum👍💖

[@bloodshot732]

Suparb

[@Genuinehondaspareparts]

Visor link

[@mycbr250rdmotorcycling7]

Because this is not a promotional vid. I paid full price for it, it was not cheap, but I think it turned out really good! www.amazon.co.uk/Puig-5643H-Z-Racing-Screen-Smoke/dp/B005J9G4CA

[@mycbr250rdmotorcycling7]

12:57

[@littleredridinghood5092]

👍👍👍