To Screen or not to scene, that is the question

the_doctor wrote:

probably be thrown off forum for this......Honda Hornet screen - £20 off ebay -  job's a good un!

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Very Tidy. Looks fine and the price IS right.
I applaud your choice. Thumbs Up

But it doesn't look like it does anything for your hands.

DungeonMaster wrote:

But it doesn't look like it does anything for your hands.  

Nope.....purely to keep the clocks clean...........

I fitted mine for two reasons:

Keeps the clocks out of the direct airflow blast, including flies, rain, and other detritus.

'Finishes off' the bike appearance-wise.

Vince C wrote:

I fitted mine for two reasons:

Keeps the clocks out of the direct airflow blast, including flies, rain, and other detritus.

'Finishes off' the bike appearance-wise.

whereabouts in Cheshire are you Vince?

Wilmslow.

Cheers

V.

i'm not far away in Warrington......might see you around.....or hear you - will keep an ear open

Dave

My old "1200 sport" screen which I adapted to fit the original flyscreen supports.
Not the utmost elegant solution but it does the job very well in winter.
Now I can quickly change from the flyscreen to this one to an even bigger touring screen.


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I'm in Bramhall - have you tried the local MG club out at Nantwich ?

That Honda hornet screen seems like a simple solution... any idea which screen that is?

Dart flyscreen. For the clocks.