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Does anyone have any vendor information or experience with a taller windscreen for the Mandello.
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Thank you for the informationsome manufacturers have, or will soon have in their catalogues
givi
powerbronze
isotta
puig
Thank you for the informationCadre put on the Guzzi Touring screen for me today. It’s 3” taller. It provides a little better wind protection, but it is VERY noisy - as in wind noise. I prefer it in the lowest position because of that. I am a musician, and have bad tinnitus. The frequency of that high wind sound really sets off the ringing in my ears - they’re still going crazy as I write this! I am pretty sure it’s related to the wind that comes up under and behind the screen - ie, if I lean forward in the cockpit, it gets really loud right behind the screen (like, helmet touching it) … the added height possibly channeling the wind/noise straight up into the cockpit. I am going to experiment with using my little XScreen deflector to try to find a position/angle that changes the aerodynamics and cuts down on the noise. Jeez, it’s always something! 1st world problems, eh?
I like the CalSci offerings too… they have center vents, which I’m sure would help with the wind noise.If I were shopping I would first check the offerings from Cal-Sci (California Scientific) Also options are available from Biondi and PowerBronze. The Guzzi screen (which I have) is very well made, but is overpriced and is barely larger than the stocker, IMO.
I'm 6’2 with a tall torso, from a windscreen’s POV I'm 6’3. I have installed the tallest GIVI screen. I still get buffeting on the top of my helmet. I have an X-screen attachment I can try next. It will really ugly up my bike. The GIVI screen says you should not drive over 80 mph. Booo. I think I may try a WRS Touring screen. The shape is interesting.Cadre put on the Guzzi Touring screen for me today. It’s 3” taller. It provides a little better wind protection, but it is VERY noisy - as in wind noise. I prefer it in the lowest position because of that. I am a musician, and have bad tinnitus. The frequency of that high wind sound really sets off the ringing in my ears - they’re still going crazy as I write this! I am pretty sure it’s related to the wind that comes up under and behind the screen - ie, if I lean forward in the cockpit, it gets really loud right behind the screen (like, helmet touching it) … the added height possibly channeling the wind/noise straight up into the cockpit. I am going to experiment with using my little XScreen deflector to try to find a position/angle that changes the aerodynamics and cuts down on the noise. Jeez, it’s always something! 1st world problems, eh?
Short windscreen and quality full face helmet. With the short windscreen your head will be in clean air, no turbulence.I'm 6’2 with a tall torso, from a windscreen’s POV I'm 6’3. I have installed the tallest GIVI screen. I still get buffeting on the top of my helmet. I have an X-screen attachment I can try next. It will really ugly up my bike. The GIVI screen says you should not drive over 80 mph. Booo. I think I may try a WRS Touring screen. The shape is interesting.
Try the classified here first. That will help support the site.I'm in. Gotta eBay my GIVI. Probably a great screen for somebody 6’1 or less.
Will do, thanks.Try the classified here first. That will help support the site.
Since you are a contributor, you can post there. Most will donate a percentage of the sale to the site.John, I’ll contact you when I get around to pulling the Givi windscreen off. I may need help in understanding how to use the site’s classifieds. I will need to find a proper shipping container.