Contemplating Fairings... 1982 GS750T

[Anonymous]

I am contemplating a new windscreen for my 1982 GS750T. The one I currently have is cracked, and surrounds the light with opaque black, extending to include some protection for the hands. It is somewhat functional, but not real pretty. Besides, I would like something a bit higher as right now the wind hits me from the neck up.

What are some names of distributors/manufacturers who make stuff like that... I mean, does anyone still make something to fit exactly, or would I likely find only a universal screen?

Really, I prefer the look of "no windscreen", but the wind protection of a nice high one. Definitely want something clear with a nice rounded top, somewhat cruiser like, as opposed to a small swept back fairly useless one like I have already...

Any suggestions?

[luc8421]

either Gustafsson Plastics, or perhaps the old bike barn could have a windscreen for you, they both have a few options.

Gustafsson:

http://www.bikescreen.com/index.html

Bike barn:

http://www.oldbikebarn.com/index.php

[Dark Jedi]

Depending on the look you want.... I have one of these (identical, except black)

It has a great cafe look, but excellent wind protection. A really good compromise.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=4500553010

[KGB]

Another option.

http://www.omarsdtr.com/fairings.html

[Anonymous]

The fairing above shown in red is exactly what I have now on the bike - except black, and with the crack. I enjoy reasonable protection from wind with it, but still get a fair blast of wind from the neck up. I like the fact that I get some protection for the hands as well.

However, I was thinking of a totally clear, rounded top windshield with chrome mounting hardware, similar to what is found on newer cruisers. I doubt that anyone makes one specific for this bike, so I will likely be looking at a universal fit type. If I can't find something that will work, and looks better than what I have, and at a reasonable cost, I will stick with the one that I have, and perhaps paint it.

Thanks
JGB