Looks good!
I have a smoke flip-screen (has a turned-up lip), which also does the job well for us taller riders.
double bubble screens
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Re: double bubble screens
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Re: double bubble screens
You might have got it quicker if you had'nt mentioned ze var 
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Re: double bubble screens
pluschinoz wrote:You might have got it quicker if you had'nt mentioned ze var
...or did the funny walk!
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Re: double bubble screens
I put one on mine a couple of weeks agoand it is well worth it.made the ride home from youngys much more comfortable. im 6'4" and it was much easyer to sit at 80mph no having to lie on the tank so the wind blast goes over my head.
Is it Brock friendly???
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I've got a tinted one on my bike and it does make ridiculous speeds ridiculously easy. You can waft past stuff at 100+ and it feels like you're pootling at 70 cos there's no wind blast. Mind you, my last point of reference was a streetfightered 1981 GSX1100 E so I guess anything with any hint of a screen would feel like a Pan European compared to being hung out to dry on that thing! 
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