I have a speedscreenusa windscreen, and its almost flat, and gives me way too much windblast at speed, which is frankly nearly all the time..

Im guessing I need a double bubble or something with more curvature.. I had one made by my local plastic comany for the FZ and it was great, but made from very thick plastic that couldnt be seen through..

What works best for 200+kph?

CJ

 

u read my mind. i had the same question

 

I've got a zero gravity on my 900 and I love it. It is a double bubble and I can tuck down real well and it blocks the wind. Johnny

 

weres a good place to find one

 

Bought mine at dennis kirk, but I've seen them on ebay alot cheaper. I paid 79.00 for mine. Johnny

 

+1......best $80 you can spend on it.

 

I've had my zero gravity since before they invented the ugly bubble...I'm sorry, double bubble and it's been great. I'm not a big guy though, 5'10" and 160. It could be that my '93 has a higher wind profile than later models forcing more air up and over the rider than the later models--the dual headlights sit vertical in the cowl.

Plus it survived a frontal impact with no scratches or cracks. The mirror stay was tweaked, the forks were un-straightened against the triple, the lip of the front rim was pushed in slightly--among other atrocities--but the zero gravity came through perfectly...

 

Google zero gravity to get the manufacturer page and look for dealers in US. I just bought on to $80 from a dealer in NY.

 

you guys will flip i bought one 2 weeks ago for 35 bucks brand new a double bubble from ebay the sellers name is http://stores.ebay.com/Akumaracing the buy now prices are 30 bucks or so real good deal.

 

I wish I could buy off ebay.. Because of where I am there is some general fear about fraudulent use of banking and so forth, so that route is out for now..

I have racked up a few more miles and sadly I have to say that while wearing Hitop sneakers I fit on the bike that little bit better (the soles are thick on my riding boots) and can get my knees into the cutouts on that fat tank, and with some basic adjustment to the shift lever I can change gear and duck down enough to get clear of the windblast, so I will need a pair of boots asap..

I will have to order a Zero Gravity double bubble, once my lovely wife gets over the shock of more than $350 on a pair of shortlived tires, and a couple of hundred notes on a pair of boots.. And she thought my ancient FZ600 was expensive to run with its skinny 120 rear tire..

CJ