Motorcycle Windscreen/Windshield - Do You Need it?

[@motorcycleadventures]

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[@csbalazs01]

Motorcycle Adventures: have you made an update on your book?

[@niteshbar9A]

Great sir..... Love from India ✔️

[@franklatorraca1678]

I was 300 miles into a 600 mile trip, mostly highway. I stopped, purchased and installed a windscreen. The next 300 miles was a completely different ride, didn’t feel like I was physically fighting the wind. Easier riding, and more enjoyable. It’s been on ever since.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Agree, on long trips is a must.

[@herypurwanto5246]

that's true mate. i feel more enjoyable using high transparent windscreen on my bike

[@PatriotNC1]

They make a world of difference. My last bike was a Harley-Davidson Wide Glide with no windscreen. And the wind really did a number on your arms and shoulders on the highway.

[@muratk1464]

Simple, not crash wind direct to your chest. And summer bugs or any little things not crashing to you, me too think most useful things buy windshield also good for aerodynamics for fuel consumption

[@andrewl5095]

Wind screen is a rare topic people talk here. Thanks for making this happened. Cheers from 🇨🇦

[@motorcycleadventures]

You are welcome anytime!

[@Jimo368]

Where I live bugs are a huge problem at times. I’ve had my face shield completely covered, so a windscreen is a must.

[@motorcycleadventures]

I understand.

[@PatriotNC1]

You are correct on all that you said. I too, am very tall, and without the windscreen, the wind pushes me backwards and causes fatigue and discomfort of arms and shoulders. No windscreen is perfect for everyone, but I would certainly rather have one than not have one. The windscreen on my Versys really hasn't subjected me to any severe buffeting, it's done very well for me so far. I get a little bit of wind and some wind noise, but not bad at all. Another excellent video, I really enjoy watching them.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks!

I love screens they keep the wind away (not fighting it all the time) makes the journey more enjoyable. But then I am old and I more or less stick to the speed limits. Another good video.🇬🇧

[@joeegelua1364]

It's always best to hear from well experienced/ professional riders like you! I have just installed a tall windshield on my bike to deflect rain and also insects going straight to my visor! Thank you so much for the very useful information! Salute!

[@motorcycleadventures]

My pleasure!

[@doughoffman9463]

I agree completely with your comment. Here in Michigan we have a lot of insects, especially in the summer when we do most of our riding. I want the wind screen to take the hit of the big messy splat of the bug, not the visor of my helmet.

[@diegofianza3525]

A very smart topic and I totally agree with you. As for me I usually ride in the dirt or city or commuting on a highway. Several years ago, I bought a naked motorcycle so no windscreen. Then I rode up into the mountains along the highways for an entire day. When I got to the hotel, I couldn't figure out why my neck hurt. That's when I realized that even with an expensive Arai helmet that doesn't buffet at race speeds, the wind pushed my chest and I had to hold my head forward--fatiguing my neck. A windscreen is a must at higher speeds for long periods of riding.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Agree

[@richardahola692]

Have had a windscreen since I bought an old Gold Wing. Can't imagine riding without it. I put one on my dual sport and love it. My nephew rode my bike a few times (he has the same bike) and then put one on his bike. Complained that it was harder to see riding on trails on the farm so he lowered it. The mounts have vertical rods and you can loosen the mounts and slide it up and down. I keep my screen low around town and raise it for highway riding.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for sharing!

[@edmundkonkolich8743]

Once again, Pavlin, another fine video with valuable information & insight. Bravo. I ride an '05 Suzuki GSF1200s (Bandit). It has a half-fairing that covers the pretty much just the headtube area forward of the fuel tank and has a clear windscreen. Unfortunately for me, this windscreen is just A LITTLE short for my 6'2" self & I get the wind that comes from over the top right in my upper chest, just below my helmet. As you might guess, this results in my having to fight the wind a bit if I don't hunch over or lean my chest forward, down towards the fuel tank. The small extentions that I found online seem to all be the same so, I decided to craft my own from clear Plexiglas, Lexan, or polycarbonate. I was able to find hardware at my local hardware store that allowed for a neat & tidy installation as well as some adjustability. A high temperature heat gun, my thigh, & a few other softer items to help shape my custom windscreen extention & after a little of trial & error & adjustment I have MUCH less fatigue from all of that wind, even on shorter rides. Keep up the goid work & I look firward to more from you in the future. Ciao.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Sometimes the customization is a must!

[@justobserving4862]

how do I do this

[@serpidea]

I just found your channel and about to go on my first big trip around 300 miles. I love your no nonsense approach! Thank you for your help :)

[@motorcycleadventures]

Glad to help!

[@TheCaretaker555]

Simple answer for any adventure rider is yes you need a screen and the taller the better :)

[@motorcycleadventures]

Agree!

[@robertpolkamp]

As long as your not forced to look through the windscreen.

[@NateSail82]

Disagree I have a 22" Parabellum on my Super Tenere and hate it I get no airflow to my helmet and get a tapping on top of it. I like a windshield to block air to my chest but let air to my helmet and be able to raise from there if it's cold.

[@abderrahmanehabbaaina141]

All true, I have additional deflector and yes it vibrates to much but just at low rpm. For the moment t works well for me a taller wind screen is not cheap for me  Enjoy Riding,

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks!

[@caroldave4037]

Hi pavlin only recently I purchased a MRA deflector type and taller screen truly I cannot believe how GOOD it is ...I've never really bothered about screens in past...but yesterday rode many miles with visor UP because of new screen... very warm in UK...cheers from dave

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes, with the right screen or deflector the difference could be like day and night!

[@kkfoto]

True, particularly for tall riders. I tried a taller screen and deflector, and it makes a lot of difference. And nobody is going to steal my deflector; it's bolted on, lol

[@SteveWKk]

The worst thing about the windscreen is the massive amount of head buffeting. Ive had multiple bikes, and each one was a struggle with my helmet feeling like it was in a paint shaker....lol

[@seekter-kafa]

a must for not super fast bikes, full body windshield, you can ride in winter in summer clothes... hand (wind)shields especially is a must

[@motorcycleadventures]

Fair enough.

[@iangadget3848]

Love your videos. Full of honest, logical considerations. I have changed the screen on my V-Strom twice before settling on a Manta screen. I look just over the top of the screen when riding and the buffet zone is just above my helmet. One thing you didn't mention is angle. I have angled my screen back to create much smoother airflow. I once tried it in a lower position and my helmet vibrated so badly I could not see properly.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks Ian! Yes, I forgot about the angle.

[@b-rj1171]

I love to hear Russians speaking English.. sounds better than us Dutch speaking English! Good video bro! 🤘🏻

[@motorcycleadventures]

Glad to hear that!

[@garychandler4296]

Great video and I got an idea for you; I think a finger from a nitrile glove could be used for some active sockets. Just a small hole punch or maybe the metal cartridge from an ink pen to make it, stretch over the small plug end and slide down to big end. It's a little raincoat, and you can even find them in black.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Nothing hold forever...

[@doughopkins2934]

Hi Pavlin, thanks for another practical and interesting video. If your screen discolours due to UV rays, T-cut car paint restorer will bring it back as new and remove light surface scratches.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good to know, thanks Doug!

[@lunchie80]

Use car headlight restoration kits that come with the sealant. Windscreens are made from the same plastic as modern headlights. Polishing them DOES make them look better but the sealant is the best part. It makes them incredibly clear AND stops it happening again for a very long time.

[@soulrebelno1]

Nice one Pavlin, some more good advice. My 2021 Yamaha Ténéré 700 arrives on Thursday, can't wait! 👍

[@motorcycleadventures]

Lucky you!

[@soulrebelno1]

@@motorcycleadventures I think after watching your video, I'll fit the Rally Raid Screen Adjuster kit instead of a larger screen or a defector. What ever position you select it will let air in underneath the screen, so suitable for summer and winter; the best of both worlds.

[@JBMotorrad]

I used to ride a 2015 Kawi Vulcan VN900D touring bike. It had this giant windscreen as stock. So tall I could not see over it. I am not short. It rattled my head around so much that I could not ride it at speeds over 50MPH. It gave me great headaches to ride it with the screen on, so I took it off. It was a good day when I traded that bike in.

[@motorcycleadventures]

As I said it depends from the bike and the purpose. Thanks for taking the time!

[@ChrisHardwickanimaladventures]

Around here its hard to get anywhere without driving 75 mph on the highway, pretty scary without a windscreen.

[@motorcycleadventures]

True

[@gregoryjohnwilson2108]

Yes agree a screen is great when touring, wish I could get one for my Bonnie

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for taking the time!

[@peterpyke1213]

mra universal fit screen might be ok.fitted one to my triumph t160 trident

[@gregoryjohnwilson2108]

@@peterpyke1213 thanks for the information, I will have a look and see if it's something that I can fit

[@seven56-q6o]

Is there any problem regarding fuel efficiency and milege of installing a windshield on the bike.. Which is basically a naked bike

[@NorbertsHunting]

On my Tenere I have a strong turbulence at high speed and I initially thought it was because of the factory windshield but it is actually coming along the front shocks and the open space in front of the gas tank. So far the best solution is using a tank bag. Do you have that problem?

[@fingerscrossed2317]

Oke, interesting

[@calderon551]

I have a Yamaha 2015 fz 07, and 3 months after buying it, I put on a windshield (touring Puig) for most of my rides (weekend) are 200 km to 400 km highway. Feel less tired after each ride.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Great!

[@nuclearwinter21]

8:51 That's a funny story, Pavlin! Big aluminium windshield/guillotine. 😂👍🏼

[@motorcycleadventures]

True story!

[@stevenfarmwald6979]

excellent. I had an MRA vario maxi on my sport tourer (pan european). worked great, but was too tall for my 175cm. I had to look through it and in the rain the water pooling on it made visibility very poor. bigger is not always better

[@motorcycleadventures]

True

[@captinktm]

Well my experience is different, yes I have a screen on my 950 but the std screen was a complete pain. Causing buffeting and getting in the way off road. So rather than buy the many replacement options I just took a angle grinder to it removing the top 60 mm. The improvement was brilliant, now rather than my head and shoulders being in turbulent air they were sat in the direct air flow. End of buffeting. Anther added plus is I can see better where the front wheel is going off road. I can still cruz at 80 to 90 mph.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Use whatever works for you. Thanks for taking the time!

[@ROrneli]

I didn't realize someone may steal my windshield ! I guess in other countries it is a bigger problem, not so much in the US.

[@motorcycleadventures]

No the wind shield, the wind deflector.

[@ROrneli]

@@motorcycleadventures ah yeah, I can see someone taking that off

[@pjtorresjr]

Awesome video.... As always great info.... Love your work... Keep it up

[@motorcycleadventures]

I will, thanks!

[@juanms8747]

Also the problem with humongous screens is that they negate the air flow from the helmet and the jacket, in summertime is a big problem when riding between 50 and 90 km/h. In my opinion is more about balance, if its not tall enough, buy a deflector, if both are not enough get some nice earplugs :P. And if you are in the case of buying an aftermarket one, buy one that is of nice quality, because from time to time, if the material is good, is easier to polish it, and you get a new screen each time you do that (remember that this screen is also defending you from bugs, rocks and debris that is flying all over the place, and it gets scratched)

[@motorcycleadventures]

True

[@JUFFAIR101]

I love my Multistrada wind screen, its small but more efficient than big screens

[@gaspargarcia5836]

You might consider dielectric grease to help against rust and improves electrical connections

[@motorcycleadventures]

Nothing last forever! It will slow down the process, but cannot stop it.

[@teneretraveller8980]

Absolutely. Essential on the Tenere at the block connections above the regulator rectifier. Without a mudflap to prevent high pressure spray from the front wheel they get wet, rust and fail. Flap plus grease equals end of problem.

[@motorcycleadventures]

True

[@MOTOGENESIS_IND]

Dhat about fuel economy? Does thet get adversely impacted. Also is there a perfect angle for it?

[@979catalin]

Usefull video as allways and nice green backgound . It looks great !

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks!

[@herbwag6456]

I also like some wind protection on the sides (knees/legs) since I ride where it's often cold and/or rainy.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes, in many case it will be a must!

[@mikemarthaller8789]

As usuall well worth watching You cover pro and Cons

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks Mike!

[@luctardif8444]

Thanks Pavlin for this advice. Have a good day!

[@motorcycleadventures]

You are welcome anytime Luc!

[@matthiasjoseph]

Thanx for the vid, Pavlin! In the first 55sec you said it all ... I guess that's it, there's nothing mor abour windscreens.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Agree!

[@teemukeskinen8034]

What taller screen I you using for the XT660z? I have the same bike and I managed to break the old screen by dropping it. The old setup had a habbit of bufferting the top of my helmet since I am 190cm tall. Any good suggestions for a new screen?

[@podgoricanin]

My preferenc is a clear Winshield, becouse when I ride up hill I can see the road

[@motorcycleadventures]

Whatever suits you.

[@paulg9314]

Thanks for a very useful vid. Your logic is sound and inescapable.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for taking the time Paul! I am glad that the video helps!

[@RJ-pk7sn]

Love the easy and straighfoward explanations.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks, man!

[@geoffmattar9720]

Hi Pavlin. Could you explain or put up a pic or video clip of your GPS mount please. Did you make it or buy it . Keep up the good work. Geoff. NZ.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Hi Geoff, it is simple GPS bag attached with zip ties to the rail. Nothing fancy or special.

[@robertmacdonald7216]

Wipe your windscreen down with a bit of WD 40 and clean soft cloth then wash softly with soap and water and dry off looks like new

[@motorcycleadventures]

If you leave it for a long time you cannot clean it.

[@garychandler4296]

Mine stays clean but on the rare occasion bugs are left on due to time constraints, I'll put a towel wet with soapy water over it for a couple hours. No need to spend money on bug stuff that only partially works! Also, like custom paint, DON'T wipe it until you've sprayed it hard with water or it will eventually swirl and scratch, never press on your rag (microfiber, flannel or baby diapers only) - if you have to press, it's not ready yet.

[@murraydupley9330]

"klrdash" windscreen riser/angle changer, check it out for your NZ and Auzzie trip.

[@motorcycleadventures]

I will, thanks!

[@AmaNotaGogo]

Good informstion as always, Thanks Pavlin.

[@motorcycleadventures]

My pleasure!

[@979catalin]

Hope you are ok. No usual video yet, maybe because of easter. Have some nice time just for you and hope to see you soon!

[@motorcycleadventures]

Well... I decide to step back a bit and upload only once per week. The schedule two videos per week was okay, but I am not sure that I can hold it in long term. Anyway, now when I start my trip there will be more than enough videos because I will upload every time when I have this chance.

[@henningyoutube9563]

Did you design your own windscreen? I cannot seem to find a fitting one for my bike (ETZ 250) . Maybe that's the way to go... Great video as always, cheers!

[@motorcycleadventures]

No I did not. There are many aftermarket options for my model, but you might need to.

[@henningyoutube9563]

@@motorcycleadventures Thank you, I'll keep on looking (:

[@MrPoseyd0n]

Thanks once again for sharing. It seems that your windscreen is completely dark. Do you have any issues with visibility? I think it will be very appreciated if you do a video about the brake system : disks, pads, calipers and a special focus on the brake lines. Cheers!

[@motorcycleadventures]

I have no problem with my screen, but I am tall guy. I will think about such a video, thanks!

[@geoffmattar9720]

Thanks Pavlin. I should have known you would have a practical solution haha. Best regards. Geoff.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Always!

[@robertwheaton5264]

Hi Pavlin Great video as always Please can you tell me where you bought your tank bag rain cover. I have a Famsa tank bag but no rain cover on my XT660Z . Thanks Rob Wheaton

[@motorcycleadventures]

Actually it is from one of my old tank bags.

[@murrayhyde4902]

7:16s killing all those mosquito and bugs, smashing them here ... made me laugh.... bug killer ! :)

[@Baki_and_Friends]

I have 3 different windshield for different occasion,like the weather or the area ill be riding to...

[@motorcycleadventures]

Cool

[@sandrobotticelli2978]

Servus Pavlin I Wish you a nice Eastertime

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks Sandro!

[@gorman3810]

hi pavlin, am a toll gay 190, what motorcycle have best wind protection, i have problems with a wind,

[@motorcycleadventures]

Try a few and you will know.

[@adityachaturvedi8041]

Awesome video thanks for all the info. keep up the great work.👍☺

[@motorcycleadventures]

I will, thanks!

[@adityachaturvedi8041]

I really love your bike but this model is not on sale in India.

[@motorcycleadventures]

I know

[@tknadin]

Pavlin, what is the significance of number 74?

[@jimperry4420]

Kerry Nadin The year he was born?

[@motorcycleadventures]

Nothing, it is my birth year.

[@gerejakristenjawapurwantor2381]

@@motorcycleadventures hi, I am older than you!

[@tobylopez445]

gracias por un excellente video OLE!

[@motorcycleadventures]

De nada!

[@stevensmith1902]

Awesome my brother thank you that is great information for me

[@motorcycleadventures]

You are welcome anytime!

[@unknowncommonman]

Sir I am watching your videos from quite a while please make a Video on Tube VS Tube-Less tire's on adventure bike's and why do companies provide tube tire's as stock .

[@motorcycleadventures]

Nothing really to say. The companies us the cheaper option. That's why.

[@AdventuresWithNimby]

Good points all around.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks!

[@gerardomusano6919]

On mine I have the original windscreen but I have put an extension from givi on top I am 1.70mt hight but the wind went straight on my shoulder but now it goes over my head

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good, use it.

[@alfredbrown7348]

Excellent video. Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@marktwain..1972]

Great talk, thanks.

[@ranplan]

Very helpful!

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good!

[@frankcrawford416]

Great video on the subject!

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks Frank!

[@shriramanuse9665]

Well explained 😊

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for taking the time!

[@peterpyke1213]

what type of underpants should you wear riding a motorcycle??? serious question,i have the answer

[@motorcycleadventures]

Why you asking if you have the answer?

[@peterpyke1213]

@@motorcycleadventures you seem to know alot about types of bikes and acessories.i was asking if you know the answer.if you dont know then why not ask.we can all lwarn something new

[@motorcycleadventures]

I use just the normal everyday underwear. Nothing special.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Also during the years, I have tried almost all possible solutions.

[@peterpyke1213]

@@motorcycleadventures you still wont ask will you.that says alot to me.well im going too tell you .pure silk briefs.they breath,feel nice against the skin and dont stick with sweat asmuch as cotton..wash out and dry quickly..silk long pants and top are also worth an investment.very reasonable from china via ebay.

[@sujoydey8469]

excellent as usual !!

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks Sujoy!

[@GerhardCombrink]

A windscreen needs to be as low as possible but as high as necessary. Conditions change continuously, and so too your windscreen needs to b adjustable for this convenience. By far the best option is to have both an adjustable windscreen with an adjustable wind deflector added. If not possible, a lower non adjustable windscreen with an adjustable deflector is a good option.

[@raulsrudovskis9382]

Deflektor like original a KTM ADV 640?

[@motorcycleadventures]

I like the shape of the windscreen on that model.

[@n7sithis336]

You didn't mention slower/weaker bikes can even gain a few mph top speed and mpg efficiency thanks to the riders body not acting as a giant wind sail slowing them down lol

[@motorcycleadventures]

True!

[@scotty2307]

There is 1 dislike! Is there some way for me to dislike the dislike? I really like the looks of the Madstad windshields. The first time I saw one I knew, immediately, that this was the windshield to buy. After watching many reviews, and install videos, I still feel the same.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for taking the time Scott!

[@knuckles-3386]

Just ask yourself would you drive your car without a windshield

[@motorcycleadventures]

Motorcycle is not a car!

[@knuckles-3386]

@@motorcycleadventuresi take it you’ve never been hit by a big rock or piece of metal thrown up from the road

[@haasoc2716]

Does not matter if it is a long trip or not,you need that screen. Even in urban short riding withiut a windscreen you are like ridding next to a Boeing aeroplane😂

[@motorcycleadventures]

True

[@seekter-kafa]

when it rains, you dont ride, duh, you find a bridge or a viaduct and you wait for rain to stop, lol, or you stay at home if it is forecasted ;)

[@motorcycleadventures]

If you can

[@fa6529]

Ηello Pavlin, Make a video about earplugs sometime.. I'm confused.. I've tried a couple cheap ones and dousn't seem to work fine.. Best regards!

[@motorcycleadventures]

I might do it later in the year.

[@tknadin]

I see. I'm not putting my number then haha

[@motorcycleadventures]

If you are afraid from your age...

[@tknadin]

@@motorcycleadventures Not afraid, 58 is my number.

[@rehmatali2379]

You are awesome

[@motorcycleadventures]

Am I?

[@russellborn515]

@@motorcycleadventures Yes, it is a fact!

[@rehmatali2379]

Yes you are. I learned each and everything about riding from you.

[@richardcheatham9490]

Another fine video and related to the topic I've just looked into-Wind Noise. This attachment is not extensive (in fact, it's too damn brief), but it does bring up interesting points that moto riders and avid bicyclists, like me, need to be aware of.campaignforbetterhearing.us/how-do-i-protect-my-ears-when-i-ride-a-motorcycle/

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good to know, thanks for adding!

[@johnwillems9620]

I used Velcro to attach my windscreen to my DR 650 headlight mini faring. . Never detached yet.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Sometimes the simple, cheap modifications much be than high expensive gear.

[@johnwillems9620]

I’m so cheap I made my windscreen out of an old plastic garbage can.

[@chrisp5190]

You don't need a windscreen, until you try a bike with one

[@motorcycleadventures]

True!

[@peteraugust5295]

Lets be honest. 95% of the reason I have a tall windscreen is the looks of it. The decision was made long before I even tried if it is benefitial or not and such is the case with most motorcycle equipment. We take our decisions based on what we see and then find reasons to get it ;)

[@fatihakg6006]

First like :)

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks!

[@herethereandelsewhere1941]

No way... You got swallowed by KZbin fame. This is useless. I quit your channel. You were original, but got corrupted by modern society... Ride long, ride safe!

[@motorcycleadventures]

If you say so... thanks for taking the time in my useless video Phil!

[@peterpyke1213]

i did the same,asked him if he knows the best underpants to wear on amotorcycle but i dont think he is interested in the answer.was a serious question

[@sjaakvandam2170]

There will always be haters. Good luck finding your underpants lol.

[@kkfoto]

@@sjaakvandam2170 lol, no underpants = dislike

[@peterpyke1213]

@@sjaakvandam2170 im not a hater just got bored with the chanel.not the only one im bored with.there are so many making trips for others and not themselves.each to their own.i would never film a trip.its my trip and not for sharing.pure silk briefs work for me.

[@peterwhyte1385]

God I hate advertising 😵‍💫🤮

[@motorcycleadventures]

Don't watch KZbin then!

[@johny.pramanik57]

Bike make like a Christmas tree 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@motorcycleadventures]

True! I am sure that you have seen some!

[@johny.pramanik57]

@@motorcycleadventures actually i have the same!!!😂😂...

[@motorcycleadventures]

Enjoy it! Christmas is coming every year 😀😀😀😀😀

[@dilwyn1]

@@motorcycleadventures LOl!!! True, but still 9mth of riding to be had. And in the good old UK the sun is shinning!!!!

[@GerhardCombrink]

A windscreen needs to be as low as possible but as high as necessary. Conditions change continuously, and so too your windscreen needs to b adjustable for this convenience. By far the best option is to have both an adjustable windscreen with an adjustable wind deflector added. If not possible, a lower non adjustable windscreen with an adjustable deflector is a good option.

[@knuckles-3386]

When you are sitting upright you should be able to just see over the top of the screen i rode thousands of miles all over North America and I’ve had stuff thrown at me. California was the worst for this

[@GerhardCombrink]

A windscreen needs to be as low as possible but as high as necessary. Conditions change continuously, and so too your windscreen needs to b adjustable for this convenience. By far the best option is to have both an adjustable windscreen with an adjustable wind deflector added. If not possible, a lower non adjustable windscreen with an adjustable deflector is a good option.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Agree