Put a Givi Airflow Front Screen on my Standard Tenere Windshield

[aage]

Just got my Givi Airflow shield , ( its supposed to fit only 2011 till 2014 ) It fits fine on the 2014 to 2016 if you remove the adjustable bracket.

I like the look of the Standard Tenere screen better and ended up drilling the standard screen to fit the front Givi Airflow screen onto it. It works very good and looks good in my opinion.

No buffeting and almost calm air behind it ( only tested it upto 100km/hr speed ). What I need now is wider Wings, I get some wind on my upper arms and edge of my sholders.

 

[Bryn]

That looks pretty good ::008::

 

[MIKE R]

Very clever

I've removed the adjusting screen brackets from my 15 plate to fit the Givi AirFlow from my previous 1st generation bike but I like your idea

Mike

 

[Davesax36]

I did one of those, too, but I mounted it too high on my stock screen and don't like it very much. It's super tall.

 

[jimmy z]

Just got my Givi Airflow shield , ( its supposed to fit only 2011 till 2014 ) It fits fine on the 2014 to 2016 if you remove the adjustable bracket.

I like the look of the Standard Tenere screen better and ended up drilling the standard screen to fit the front Givi Airflow screen onto it. It works very good and looks good in my opinion.

No buffeting and almost calm air behind it ( only tested it upto 100km/hr speed ). What I need now is wider Wings, I get some wind on my upper arms and edge of my sholders.

Go buy yourself some Yamaha winglets and you should be all set.

 

[aage]

Now I just got the Madstad bracket and I put the Yamaha screen with the Airflow front screen on it and it was very good but I wanted to try the Givi mainscreen to. I drilled a holes in it so now it fits the Madstad bracket and WOW this is a fantastic combination. I´m gonna try to add the Yamaha wings if they are bigger than the one I have just to see how good it can get. I´m perfectly happy with it as is now , the rest is just a little finesse here and there because I love to fiddle with and modify the bike.