🛵 Enhance Your Ride with Givi AF4105 Airflow Adjustable Wind Screen - Kawasaki Versys 650 Versys 1000 Review

I installed this on a 2015 Kawasaki Versys 1000 and keep it in the lowest position because I'm short. It's not much larger than a standard shield, but works much better.

does NOT fit my 2011 Kawasaki Versys 1000. Revain's description says it will fit. I had to keep researching. The Givi website and RevZilla state that this will not be the case. My photo shows that this windshield requires a flat front mount (3 holes on each side). The butt stock has 2 mounts with holes that wrap around the sides. Revain, please update the description.

Okay, a bit orthopedic. But if function is more important to you than form and you enjoy driving all day, this is a great windshield. It took me a whole trip across Wyoming to warm up, but this is the best windshield I've ever had, including my FJR's large power windshield. It's pretty easy to set the wind up just on the top of my helmet, which is what I wanted. And comfortable, along with handguards, in the cold winter. I'm 1.84 m tall and sit slightly taller.

The Kawi factory windshield is a joke if you are over 6 feet tall. The Givi Airflow screen literally rises to the top of my helmet when fully extended, plus the 4" clearance of the original frame. Total play of at least ten inches. On an 80 mph freeway, this deflects all wind (and bugs and debris) around and over you. No vibrations even at high speeds. Slide it all the way down, it's as low as the original screen but wider. Cons: It interferes a bit with the steering wheel at full speed. Not…