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Double-Bubble Windscreen
Impact-resistant acrylic double-bubble screen, tinted, direct bolt-on.
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Motorcycle Windscreens
Double-bubble, touring and sport screens in acrylic or polycarbonate. Screen height changes where clean air hits your helmet, which is what actually reduces fatigue at motorway speed.
Quick reference
| Material | 3mm cast acrylic or polycarbonate |
|---|---|
| Mounting | 4-6 point bolt-on with well-nuts |
| Height range | Sport -50mm to touring +150mm over stock |
| Typical install time | 20 min |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| Shop labour | 0.3 h at typical workshop rates |
Signs you need new parts
- Buffeting or helmet noise above 100 km/h
- Crazing, scratches or hazing that scatters light at night
- Cracks radiating from mounting holes
What to check before buying
- Match the screen to your riding position, not just your bike
- Check hole spacing against the stock screen before ordering
- Reuse or replace the rubber well-nuts — overtightening cracks screens
- Tinted screens are legal for wind protection but should not obscure headlight output
OEM vs aftermarket
OEM
OEM screens carry factory optics and exact hole spacing but come in one height only.
Aftermarket
Aftermarket makers offer three or four heights per bike, plus adjustable spoiler lips, at similar or lower cost.
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FAQ
Does a taller screen always mean less noise?
No. Noise is worst when turbulent air hits the base of the helmet. A screen that ends just below your line of sight usually beats a very tall one.