Well done for the patient who tolerated the inexcusable long wait, personally I cancelled and bought the Givi screen.
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A picture from a Facebook group of somebody who just fitted a KTM screen ( not my bike).
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Doesnt look that bad at all
. Ive noticed its quite hard to make a good looking fly/wind screen for D790, with all those sharp angles and that headlight.Hi all,screen doesn't look bad.Shame its clear and not smoked
Got tired of waiting so bought the Ermax screen,looks good and is a good fit, so am pleased.
Will post a pic as soon as poss.
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Got tired of waiting so bought the Ermax screen,looks good and is a good fit, so am pleased.
Will post a pic as soon as poss.
Ride Safe
I'm after an Ermax sport screen too. Where are you based? I looked on line and a couple of French suppliers wanted over NZ$100 to ship it to New Zealand which is outrageous. I'm currently trying to find alternatives.Hi all,screen doesn't look bad.Shame its clear and not smoked
Got tired of waiting so bought the Ermax screen,looks good and is a good fit, so am pleased.
Will post a pic as soon as poss.
Ride Safe
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Took a nice route home with the bike in Sport mode.... when you're giving it some, sport is deffo better, of that there's no doubt. When you get to stuff where you need slower speeds and more throttle input the Street is miles nicer... Tricky one as half the route is pinned, half the route you're taking it easy as it's dirty gravelly rubbish everywhere.
But you can really feel a difference in the power delivery when you start giving it some
Screen arrived... I can't exactly say it was a joy to fit, but it was far from difficult.
Bars off first, then the risers off, then you fit the screen braces under the risers and between them and the yokes.
This is the part i don't really like... it seems to me as though the standard risers fit into slots on the yokes to align them fully but i'm not convinced that once you fit the braces that actually happens any more, so then you're (well, me) questioning if they're aligned exactly straight when you tighten the bolts to secure the risers.
You do have to torque them and the bar bolts up, so i'm guessing if you've got any alignment incorrect you'd know about it.
It's simply a question then of re-fitting the bars (which of course you marked in advance for position) and then sorting out the screen.
I'll take it out tomorrow lunchtime hopefully and give an opinion on it.
2019-03-20_05-08-00 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
2019-03-20_04-57-14 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
2019-03-20_04-54-46 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
2019-03-20_04-54-19 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
2019-03-20_05-15-00 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
But you can really feel a difference in the power delivery when you start giving it some
Screen arrived... I can't exactly say it was a joy to fit, but it was far from difficult.
Bars off first, then the risers off, then you fit the screen braces under the risers and between them and the yokes.
This is the part i don't really like... it seems to me as though the standard risers fit into slots on the yokes to align them fully but i'm not convinced that once you fit the braces that actually happens any more, so then you're (well, me) questioning if they're aligned exactly straight when you tighten the bolts to secure the risers.
You do have to torque them and the bar bolts up, so i'm guessing if you've got any alignment incorrect you'd know about it.
It's simply a question then of re-fitting the bars (which of course you marked in advance for position) and then sorting out the screen.
I'll take it out tomorrow lunchtime hopefully and give an opinion on it.
2019-03-20_05-08-00 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr2019-03-20_04-57-14 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr2019-03-20_04-54-46 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr2019-03-20_04-54-19 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr2019-03-20_05-15-00 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
Nice Screen! Interesting how the mountings by screen manufacturers are so different. The Ermax Sport screen has 3 screws as per the attached photo which takes about 5 minutes to mount up. Then comes the problem! The 4 rubber bushes which the screen rests against have a threaded insert in the end. The mounting screws pull into this thread, causing the rubber to bunch up and hold fast in the mounting brackets.
Unfortunately, the rubber mounts are a tiny bit too long to allow the screws to engage in the thread without more force than I was comfortable with applying. What I did was to thin the head of the rubber mounts with a craft knife, taking about 1mm off them. This was just enough to engage the thread.
A pity that minor difficulties stuff up otherwise good products.
Unfortunately, the rubber mounts are a tiny bit too long to allow the screws to engage in the thread without more force than I was comfortable with applying. What I did was to thin the head of the rubber mounts with a craft knife, taking about 1mm off them. This was just enough to engage the thread.
A pity that minor difficulties stuff up otherwise good products.
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