I just noticed something.

Through the opening on the front of my F2 i can clearly see the wire-loom with all its wires, plugs and so on.
Is is supposed to be this way? What if water enter through this opening and into the electrical system?

I know theres this rubber cover above/behind the instrument panel, but this does not seem to be big enough to cover the entire wire-loom.
Hence the wires that are showing.

It might be normal. It might have always been that way. But I thought it be best to ask anyways.

 

Yeah, the stock windshield extends down to cover that little opening. When I put the tinted screen on mine I made a little black plastic coverand stuck it back thereto cover up the opening and the wires.

 

Ah... I get it!. Thanks for the quick answer.

*Running of to make a black plastic cover*

 

hey viking ,your screen seems to have a little flip at the top. Does it help much? Im thinking bout replacing mine cause being 6'4" there isnt much for me to hide behind! What brand? thanks

 

Yes, that flip does help actually, even though the new screen isnt more that a couple inches taller than the stock one.

I changed to that screen because the stock one made all the wind hit the underside of my helmet, and as a result I got lots of head-wobbling and wind-noise.
With the new one the wind hits just about the upper part of my helmet.

The screen is a touringscreen from MRA:
http://www.mra-shop.de/shop/index.ph...lter_id=211375

I did consider the doubble-bubble type as its supposed to divert the air more to the sides instead of upwards, but after some careful considerations I opted for the touringscreen instead.

(Oh...and btw: I'm 6'1", and I usually sit rather upright on the bike.)

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Edit: Changed the link as it didnt seem to work. If your having trouble fining the screens just go into MRA's website and lookup CBR 600 (91-94).
The touring-screen has parts number: 164-T, and the double-bubble type has parts-number: 164-R.

Oh...and I ordered directly from the MRA site, even though they state that only germans can do so (I live in Norway btw).
That saved me about 10$, compared to if I would have ordered it from my local-store.

 

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