My awesome windshield from Thailand!

[rtking]

Many thanks to Winyoochanok! I received the windshield in under 2 weeks! Clearly Winyoochanok take pride in making them! It was well wrapped, well packaged and protected, and the screen fits well.

In contrast, I also received today an aviation handheld radio from an auction website and the seller sent it in a shoebox with no bubble wrap of any kind! It bounced around and put scratches into the acrylic screen and a deep gouge in the black plastic case. Talk about night and day difference between Winyoochanok and his pride in workmanship vs. the seller of the radio.

I haven't taken the bike for a ride yet, but I can already see that it will send a lot more wind around me than the stock windscreen. When I get a chance to take it for a ride, I'll report back on whether any buffeting to the shoulders still occurs.

[SpudRider]

Thanks for reporting the excellent customer service. Please do report back after you have a chance to test the wind protection.

[detours]

I agree. Winyoochanok is a true craftsman and top quality fabricator.

[winyoochanok]

Very proud to do business with you.

[rtking]

Only a quick ride this morning, but I can report that Winyoochanok's windshield, as Detours reported, does divert a good amount of air around the shoulders and over the helmet. Buffeting is reduced, and the bike is steady at speed (reinforcing that the steering head wobble is rider induced.)

I sit taller than most (long torso), but found the windshield helped direct a good amount of air over the helmet, but enough air still came over the windshield to help direct fresh air to me. I had worried that I might need to switch to the stock windscreen in summer... but as of now, I think this windshield is good for all seasons.

[Weldangrind]

Originally Posted by rtking

Only a quick ride this morning, but I can report that Winyoochanok's windshield, as Detours reported, does divert a good amount of air around the shoulders and over the helmet. Buffeting is reduced, and the bike is steady at speed (reinforcing that the steering head wobble is rider induced.)

I sit taller than most (long torso), but found the windshield helped direct a good amount of air over the helmet, but enough air still came over the windshield to help direct fresh air to me. I had worried that I might need to switch to the stock windscreen in summer... but as of now, I think this windshield is good for all seasons.

That's the best endorsement of this windscreen that I've read so far.

[winyoochanok]

rtking for you comment.

[rjmorel]

Winyoo is that a kickstand foot I see on your bike in the above pic???? rj

[winyoochanok]

Originally Posted by rjmorel

Winyoo is that a kickstand foot I see on your bike in the above pic???? rj

Very good on soft ground

[rjmorel]

Originally Posted by winyoochanok

Very good on soft ground

Do you make them or have a link for them? thanks, rj

[kohburn]

that's a nice windscreen, I wonder if I can adapt it to fit my 2008 versys. maybe get one with no holes drilled.

[jbfla]

Originally Posted by rjmorel

Do you make them or have a link for them? thanks, rj

I would be interested also. Nearly had a tip over or two in the soft FL sand.

jb

[RedHawk47]

I prefer a clear windscreen rather than a tinted one so I asked Winyoochanok if he would make one for me. No problem; quick delivery.



but hard to photograph.
Snow on the road and too cold to ride, so I haven't tried it out yet.
The front brake master cylinder does bump the windscreen before the hardstop. Probably not a real problem.
I sit tall also; if the screen doesn't get the wind above my helmet I will add a X-creen - from Twisted Throttle.

[detours]

Looks awesome in clear, redhawk! My brake cylinder bumps too, but only at full lock and it hasn't been a problem for me.

[SpudRider]

X2; the clear windshield looks great.