I had the dealer install the "Touring" windscreen so I can't compare it to the stock "Sport" windscreen but I was less than excited about the amount of buffeting I experienced when I rode my bike from FL to TX. I ride both touring and sport bikes so I'm not really sure what I expected from the Spyder.
After 700+ miles I knew I wanted something different for the long trips. For zipping around town and country roads the stock windscreens seem fine as I am in the sportbike mode.
I installed the Winglets last night and tested them out this morning. I initially added the rubber edge to all three Winglets but man it was butt ugly...so I ripped it off before the test ride as there was no way I would have that on my bike no matter how good it worked.
In a nutshell, I was impressed with the Winglets. I only hit 75 but the amount of turbulence was greatly reduced and made the ride (albeit short) more enjoyable. Highly recommend. Read instructions several times before installing as they are not the clearest I've seen.
Ken
Note to Lamonster...not sure why my pics are so big but if you could adjust, I'd appreciate it.
After 700+ miles I knew I wanted something different for the long trips. For zipping around town and country roads the stock windscreens seem fine as I am in the sportbike mode.
I installed the Winglets last night and tested them out this morning. I initially added the rubber edge to all three Winglets but man it was butt ugly...so I ripped it off before the test ride as there was no way I would have that on my bike no matter how good it worked.
In a nutshell, I was impressed with the Winglets. I only hit 75 but the amount of turbulence was greatly reduced and made the ride (albeit short) more enjoyable. Highly recommend. Read instructions several times before installing as they are not the clearest I've seen.
Ken



Note to Lamonster...not sure why my pics are so big but if you could adjust, I'd appreciate it.