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screen for tall rider
#1
Good morning all,
Took the bike on a fairly long ride yesterday, and ive realised that the screen is placing the wind straight on to my chest and head. If I duck down it gets a lot better. With a 6'3 frame, what screen would you recommend to raise the wind profile?

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#2
Double bubble.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_trksid...&_from=R40
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#3
Ordered one. Let's hope it works!
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#4
im 6'1 and had a double bubble on my 600 (till bike fell over and smashed screen and oter bits  :'( ) its much better than the standard screen so il be buying another double bubble when got enuf cash
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#5
I replaced a taller touring screen with a standard screen and realised how much wind it was deflecting over my head.
I prefer the look of the standard but every time I go any distance on it half way through the journey I always think I wish I'd remembered to swap the screens over. With it being winter I may swap it back again.
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#6
I cut down a modern FZ6 touring screen for my FZS and its a marvel when doing long mileage!
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#7
Which double bubble did you buy as I want one Tongue
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#8
I was in the understanding that the general consensuss was the on the FZS 600 the double bubble screen does not help much - if anything it tends to makes it worse!

I know double bubbles work well on drop bars sports machines but on the FZS 600 the angle of the fairing and the riding position means that its asking a lot to raise the airflow over your head.
The most you get is the lower edge of the airflow raised a couple of inches so unless the flow is hitting you at the top of the visor it isnt going to help.

I'm sure there will be plenty who disagree - or don't want to admit they spent £50 + on a screen that doesn't look as good and hasn't improved airflow much.

Ponkster (Chris)
"Don't Die with Fun in the Bank!"
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#9
Let me know how it goes, I'm 5,10 with a double bubble and it still hits me in the chest!

(well, upper chest anyway,,,)
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#10
got a DB on mine which takes some of the blast away, but wind noise is horrendous. use earplugs.
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#11
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Light-Tint-Dou...4569715%26


That's the screen I bought. It was only £20 so I figured not a huge waste of money if it didn't work. It seems to have helped to deflect the wind, although it's not over my head it now hits me in a more comfortable way (if that makes any sense!)
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