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Bat wing on a Gs?

Sooner, the development, is bound to slow down, until a method for a fitting enabling to change the incidence of the screen to the rest of the fairing; in should ideally be done on the kerbside, with no tools and possibly leaving a small gap where they meet;

if anyone can contribute with a pic or better a simple drawing, will be much appreciated.

Thanks
 
Thanks DaveR

Very neat and simple solution slotting the screen to vary the height;
I was more convolutely, thinking of having, say three different screens for varying the height, but this implementation is clever.

The other thing I was thinking to, was how to make it more or less inclined to the vertical, with maybe a swivelling hinge; but we'll see.

A possible fault that came to my mind, watching the thread is: the outside of the headlight I made is tight fitting and round, in a way that restricts the cone of the projected light. A flared outer surround will improve on this but will dictate the shape of the headlight cover, which I was thinking of making a rounded ogival one (almost like a fishbowl), instead this will have (if any) to be flat.

Mmh...:confused:
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Very neat. I admire your skills. I like that it gives touring bike protection but can be removed without rewiring. It appears to offer much better hand protection than any of the windshields/fairings currently available, OEM or aftermarket.
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I've used a Plexifairing. They work OK. They did not make the front end of my GS twitchy or unstable, like a similar fairing did on another bike I own. For me, an electric vest is the best way to keep my hands and feet warm.
 
This is the shield that came with my GS850G when I got it. I never would have bothered buying one, but after using this I can imagine all my future bikes will at least have one on back-up! The difference in cool weather riding is insane, and it doesn't hinder my vision or make for rough handling. This on is the "Turbo" model :)

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