VINTEAMMotorcycle Windshield Extension, Motorcycle Wind Deflector with Motorcycles Clear Resin and Enhances Wind Protection & Comfort, Windshield Extension Spoiler for Motorcycle

The screen extension works really well in reducing wind noise. Once fitted can be adjusted fir angle and height without tools so that you can easily fine tune it for maximum comfort.Great value for money and a good quality product that works well.

This windshield extension is a good addition to those traveling long journeys or do regular commuting. It does help in deviating the wind further up, sometimes unnoticeable. I do believe that this extension is designed mostly for adventure motorcycles as they will look alright on their taller windshields.The material of the windshield is quite similar to any standard windshield and installing the kit is quite easy. The manufacturer provides a video and a manual on how to install it. It can be an inconvenient that small bits are not entirely highlighted in those installing tutorial but they can be figured out.I did notice a small obstruction from the mounting bracket, but that only affects the center and at close distances. Other than this it does stay in place and it has not flown off at motorway speeds. It is adjustable on different angles and heights.I do find this product a good value for the money. It is the first one I have used so far and I am quite happy with it.

I have this attached to a standard winshield on a 2016 Triump Explorer 1200 and it fits perfectly. Positioned correctly it can direct wind over your head with minimum fuss. The extension is easy to install, but aso stays in place. After riding a few hours I've not needed to adjust it at all. The vision is not obscured with it attached, so seems the perfect solution and a quality product.

I have exactly this Model on my BMW and there is a benefit to be had by fitting one.Made of unmarked perspex with alloy fittings you can fit this to the top of your existing windscreen safely and firmly with NO risk of marking your Screen.First class product.

As promised it is easy to fit,. in my case I used it to extend the windshield of a Piaggio Yourban 500, and once fitted seems sturdy enough.Only one motorway blast so far, Manchester to Wales and back, but it survived the trip at 70mph without blowing off so looks like it may be a keeper for the remainder of the winter.As for handling, I didn't notice any difference, but the Yourban does have a very specific set up at the front that is very forgiving, on regular bikes it may be a different experience.I do have a Vespa T5 so may try it for size on that to satisfy curiosity though it will look decidedly odd.How I Rate- ***** Don’t think, just buy it!- **** Nothing to complain about, I’d spend my own money on this.- *** Does what it should but there may be better alternatives- ** Problems or issues encountered that outweigh any benefits.- * Run for the door!Whilst I do sometimes include photos and videos in my reviews, due to time constraints this will only be when I feel that doing so would serve a purpose in demonstrating how an aspect of the product works or fails.I only order Items that I or my family have a genuine use for and as such you can be sure that they are tested in real world warts and all situations. Whilst I did receive this item for free through the Amazon Vine program this has in no way influenced my review.

The screen material is clear, but not free from aberrations/distortion and about 4mm thick. It feels stable and installs solidly.I first fitted it to a touring screen on a touring bike. As another reviewer said, the bracket is massive and gets in the way of your sightline on an already large touring type screen. So, mounting on top of a touring screen is problematic.The bracket seems to allow for more downward movement than is strictly necessary and is likely to always be positioned towards the top of the adjustment slot.I next fitted it to a sports screen of a different bike and it is now out of the sightline unless you really tuck in.It positions well and fits well, allowing defection of headwind to suit. The aluminium quick release catch is OK to use at a standstill, but I would not recommend trying to reposition the screen on the fly. It all feels a bit clunky.I didn't find the instructions particularly informative. As per the photos, they are 3D isometric diagrams of the assembled product. This means a lot of the detail gets hidden. For example, in my experience where you fit washes and nuts on sliding mechanisms is important. The diagram does not show where the washes provided are design to go, on the inside, the outside, as sliding aids to the bracket, or support for the locknuts....There are two mild steel plates that are designed to fit inside the silicone rubber mounting bushes, but it is not clear the you MUST make sure they are in place correctly and that the don't become dislodged on tightening. If you fit without these installed, the grub screws will probably break through the rubber and scratch you existing screen.In conclusion, its an OK product if you are on a budget. I cant comment on durability yet, it isn't flimsy, but it also isn't stainless steel and highly anodised aluminium.For the money it will deflect some headwind and last for a while, but I don't reckon it will be a long term or high mileage option in my case.