[raypope]

Hey,

I like the look it completes the mantis appearance of the bike, the Strom is meant to stand out isn't it. I just wished it was offered in blue tint. If you can do it in blue let me know.

PS
Offer a PDF which could be pasted to cardboard to create a mock up for the customer to get a feel for the design. It would be very helpful and set the product apart.

 

[WIsixfitty]

Since I ride a Strom I only care what it looks like looking through the wind screen, as the beauty of the bike is best viewed from the saddle and not the curb.

After experimenting on and off for the past 4 years this one looks like it might do the job of keeping it quiet and smooth at speed.

I might have to actually make a purchase as I can't diy windshields.

 

[KildareMan]

Since I ride a Strom I only care what it looks like looking through the wind screen, as the beauty of the bike is best viewed from the saddle and not the curb.

After experimenting on and off for the past 4 years this one looks like it might do the job of keeping it quiet and smooth at speed.

I might have to actually make a purchase as I can't diy windshields.

Lose the top section & I think it will be a good screen. I've found more benefit from a wider than standard screen. My cut down CalSci screen is now 60mm wider than stock & 30mm taller. This works perfectly for me.

 

[SCraig]

If someone feels the need to run with a huge monolith like that in front of them just to stay out of the wind and noise I really have to wonder about their decision to ride a bike instead of taking a car. Why not just enjoy riding a motorcycle?

 

[Bright Side]

Ahmen

That is one, seriously ugly shield...

+++1 on that. I could not put this on my bike. This just has to be a case of function over form.

Bright Side

 

[sempervee]

If someone feels the need to run with a huge monolith like that in front of them just to stay out of the wind and noise I really have to wonder about their decision to ride a bike instead of taking a car. Why not just enjoy riding a motorcycle?

Normally I would not asnwer such a ridiculous post but I can't help myself this time >
So Millions of Touring Riders over the last 100 years on all brands of Touring bikes must be wrong since they don't seem to agree with you..???

 

[SCraig]

Normally I would not asnwer such a ridiculous post but I can't help myself this time >
So Millions of Touring Riders over the last 100 years on all brands of Touring bikes must be wrong since they don't seem to agree with you..???

Sorry, they are still out in the wind. Touring bike, sport bike, any bike, the rider is STILL in the wind. Just the nature of the beast. It may be LESS windy or LESS noisy, but you cannot avoid the fact that you are out in the open when riding a motorcycle. Besides, a dual sport is a long way from a true touring bike.

 

[sempervee]

Sorry, they are still out in the wind. Touring bike, sport bike, any bike, the rider is STILL in the wind. Just the nature of the beast. It may be LESS windy or LESS noisy, but you cannot avoid the fact that you are out in the open when riding a motorcycle. Besides, a dual sport is a long way from a true touring bike.

That's how you deal with your obviously wrong statement is to change direction eh? I could go on but I won't -

...Always consider the source when getting into an argument with a *********

 

[raypope]

If someone feels the need to run with a huge monolith like that in front of them just to stay out of the wind and noise I really have to wonder about their decision to ride a bike instead of taking a car. Why not just enjoy riding a motorcycle?

I don't feel anything but the buffeting of my head in the turbulence, after a while it takes the enjoyment out of the ride.

 

[pony express]

If it works I don't care what it looks like!

 

[stromnewbie]

yup

+++1 pony

 

[Bzar]

They are offering them on E-bay for a reasonable price, but they show their version mounted on a Yamaha. It is quite different from the one pictured here. Must be the only way they can get people to buy them

 

[JRWalker]

i like mine. works ok for me. i only use it in the cooler months. help extend my riding sesson.

 

[ragrote]

Really? Ugly?

Fugly, Fugly, Fugly, $160, Double Fug Ugly! (spit) WHOA! Hid- E - Us. Ugly! Barf! No, No, No, No, No! UGLY!

You DO ride a VSTROM, right?:biggrinjester:

 

[ragrote]

That's how you deal with your obviously wrong statement is to change direction eh? I could go on but I won't -

...Always consider the source when getting into an argument with a *********

Trolls, trolling for trolls. I like this place, you're all crazy!!

 

[bsbiker]

v stream

Hay everyone, the new ones don't look like that! The sides are straight. The only thing that you will need to do is install mirror widners. I will post pics soon. Oh, it works great!

 

[U-234]

v stream

I hope the new one is wider at the bottom. The current one lets in too much turbulent air between it and the cowl. I made one trip with it and after the first day I made cardboard deflectors. Worked reasonably well but but didn't add to the looks.

 

[Strange Dog]

If it works I don't care what it looks like!

This should be the forum's slogan.

 

[Iride]

I have one and have run it for about a year now,,
I like it
National Cycle VStream Windshield
I run mine year round, Best shield have installed on the VEE but the Madstad makes any shield better.
Mike

 

[BabaAus]

I researched and debated the many different windscreen upgrades for the Wee but when the "new and improved" V-Stream screen showed up on BikeBandit for $88.00 plus S&H as a one-day-only promotion, I went for it. Since I've installed it, turbulence has ceased to be a concern. FWIW, I already had installed Rick's mirror extensions.