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Calsci Windshield for new Stelvio

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marklawrence

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Hi guys,

I have no guzzi dealer near me. I'm looking for someone with a new (2024) Stelvio to help me make a windshield. I need someone with a bit of technical background - machinist, engineer, architect, construction. Help me out and the windshield is free for you.

mark@calsci.com
 
marklawrence said:
Hi guys,

I have no guzzi dealer near me. I'm looking for someone with a new (2024) Stelvio to help me make a windshield. I need someone with a bit of technical background - machinist, engineer, architect, construction. Help me out and the windshield is free for you.

mark@calsci.com
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I just ordered a windscreen for my V100S from you, and I'll leave a review after I've had an opportunity to try it out.
 
I'm no engineer but from my perspective (6' tall) I'd like a shield for my Stelvio that is just slightly wider and maybe a 1" to 2" recurve added to the height. That way fully up, my helmet would be almost completely out of the wind or rain, yet fully down I'd still have plenty of breeze with little to no buffeting.
 
FedeleMotoGuzzi said:
Did you ever complete the Calsci windshield installation? Looking for that review.
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Thanks for the reminder. I did install the Calsci windshield and it's much better than the MG Touring windshield, and according to a friend it's also better than the Givi windshield. That's because the Calsci is vented.
I'm very happy with the Calsci and I highly recommend it!
 
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