DRZ400sm Windshield/ Windscreen help
Yo yo yo peeps!
I'm looking for a specific type of windshield. It's the same one as the bike on the left of this picture (the one further away). http://i948.photobucket.com/albums/a...SiberiaHwy.jpg I can't see the name on the windshields properly (I'm guessing they're the makers of the product?). I've seen a few on the nets such as the two here: Suzuki DR650 & DRZ400 dual sport Windshield- This is a our newly designed windshield for the two most popular Suzuki dual sports (This one looks stupid. Thin at the bottom then thick at the top.) Parabellum LTD: Browsing Parabellum Suzuki DRZ400S/SM Windshield (2000 - ) (looks better, but twice the price as the one above and doesn't look as savvy as the one I'm after). Anyone else got any suggestions to good looking windshields for the DRZ? Many thanks |
It looks like it could be that same as the one on the bike on the right of the picture but with the sides trimmed off (which looks like the ones in your first link). The shape of the "vent" above the headlight looks the same.
Acrylic is pretty easy to work with so have a look at screens on other bikes with a view to trimming to fit. Don't mount it too solidly though; you want it to break away when your face hits it when you crash. Maybe the plastic number-plate-type bolts would do the trick. Post some pickies when you get sorted. |
Those guys are charging crazy money.. especially the one for 200 notes ! :helpsmilie:
Buy a piece of perspex (acrylic) off ebay for about £15 and with a heat lamp, slowly mould it into shape. Drill some holes and bob's your wobbley nob'' Upto you how far you go with support arms etc. If that's too much like hardwork, buy a Universal "SPITFIRE" screen made my Fabrini. About £50-60. |
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Spelling mistake there...
I spent ages looking for a Fabrini to find it didn't exist... Fabbri however do make a Spitfire windscreen for a motorcycles ;)
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Unfortunately none of these are going to look very good on the DRZ (why do all these custom windshields look so terrible?!), but I may have to make do with the spitifre. Still, the 24inch one for $200 is a tad tempting. But I'd be looking at around £150 once shipping is included. :( |
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You can either "look cool" and spend a fortune doing it (Touratech/GS club) or do what just "works" ! |
I think that is Joe and Stan from Maui, Hawaii.
They rode DRZ400s, and the screens in those pictures say Maui something. I am not sure, but I think they post on Horizons under the names joemamamaui and traveldog . Try searching for those names and asking them who made their screens. Apologies if I am wrong.... |
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It looks like a Screens For Bikes screen from Australia.
I have one on my DRZ. http://bigdon55.smugmug.com/Motorcyc...6_fSw3g-XL.jpghttp://bigdon55.smugmug.com/Motorcyc...6_fSw3g-XL.jpg I modified it a bit and cured the buffeting. check it out over at ADV Rider. Search modified screens for bikes. I tried to paste a link but it would not let me. |
Sorry to take so long to reply - yeah, the bike in the background in the OP
has a trimmed Cee Bailey windshield, very easy to work with. I also shimmed and mounted it at a steeper angle, went for the "dakar" look. Works great, survived the trip, and lived happily ever after. The untrimmed windshield in the forefront broke in the waist. |
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