I want the taller screen but I fear the down force at 160+ is going to crack front fairing. Mine moves a bit as it is at 80mph.
I find it odd and unsettling but I haven’t read anywhere yet that anyone else is having a problem. I’m going with Puig racing screen I think. Their equipment has always stood strong against some severe abuse. But we shall see
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I did notice a fair amount of air resistance at 100+ with the taller windscreen, but the taller touring windscreen isn't meant for going those speeds anyway. The double bubble has been good so far though. I have no complaints with it at any speed with the double bubble and I definitely recommend it once it's released. I've always used Zero Gravity windscreens on my previous bikes ( s1000rr, VFR1200F) and I never had an issue with them cracking, even on the track or through aggressive street riding.
Also I don't know if this image is helpful or not, but this is the touring windscreen vs the regular one.
Also I don't know if this image is helpful or not, but this is the touring windscreen vs the regular one.
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Is that the stock screen under both of the after market screens? If so, this helped a lotSoCalH2 wrote: Tue Mar 19, 2019 1:35 am I did notice a fair amount of air resistance at 100+ with the taller windscreen, but the taller touring windscreen isn't meant for going those speeds anyway. The double bubble has been good so far though. I have no complaints with it at any speed with the double bubble and I definitely recommend it once it's released. I've always used Zero Gravity windscreens on my previous bikes ( s1000rr, VFR1200F) and I never had an issue with them cracking, even on the track or through aggressive street riding.
Also I don't know if this image is helpful or not, but this is the touring windscreen vs the regular one.IMG-3104.JPGIMG-3102.JPG
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Yes, the stock windscreen is under the Touring windscreen (same windscreen different angle). I can take off the double bubble from the bike and compare it to the stock one too if that'll help.
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It would help me a lot but I’m not going to put you out. Only give us the pics if you think it will help others tooSoCalH2 wrote: Tue Mar 19, 2019 4:36 am Yes, the stock windscreen is under the Touring windscreen (same windscreen different angle). I can take off the double bubble from the bike and compare it to the stock one too if that'll help.
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I had Zero Gravity screens on my two Triumph Sprint STs and my '06 Daytona 675. Good products and nice supplier with which to deal. Looking forward to the double bubble for the H2 SX
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Re: Zero Gravity Windscreens
Please would you have any pictures, I am a 5"11 rider and looking for a screen that offers a bit more protection when doing highway/ touring riding. I am in Canada so screens can be priced stupid , I have looked at the V Stream National Sport, the Touring looks to be a bit too bigSoCalH2 wrote: Tue Mar 19, 2019 4:36 am Yes, the stock windscreen is under the Touring windscreen (same windscreen different angle). I can take off the double bubble from the bike and compare it to the stock one too if that'll help.
I have seen many w Puig and good comments as well
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