🌬️ Enhance Your Riding Experience with MRA X-Creen Clear Clamp-On/Bolt-On Sport Style Windscreen Spoiler Review

So I don't ride a sport bike. I installed this on a Yamaha V Star 1300 Deluxe. The short windshield that was attached to the fairing shook so badly it looked like someone had smeared petroleum jelly on my glasses. I replaced the windshield with a taller one and the shaking was fixed, but now I can't see in the rain and at six foot I still couldn't see over it. So I put that clip on shot and bam, problem solved. I can position the shield to direct the wind farther over my head and flatten…

Installed on Zero Gravity Touring windshield on a 2003 SV1000. Handlebar clamps are replaced with 6" taller tubular bars. Even with the taller ZG touring shield, the gust in the upper chest and neck was more than I wanted at high speed. the underside of my helmet. I can still go for the taller version, I am not sure yet.If you look at the prices it's on par with other non-adjustable shield extenders and it's $10 less than anywhere else.High quality product - all the adjustments and locking…

The windshield works quite well. It is adjustable in multiple positions to suit rider size and wind. I took it for a test drive at various speeds (up to 90 mph) and traffic jams and was able to tune it to stop head turbulence and reduce wind noise. While you won't completely eliminate wind noise, you don't need earplugs either. The headbutt has been eliminated entirely, which is its biggest selling point. The reason I gave it four stars instead of five. They sent me a product that appeared to…

The X-Screen was a valuable addition to my bike. I installed it above the windshield on my Honda CB500X after it was sold. At 6ft 2in, I'm quite a tall rider and immediately bought an add-on to replace the tiny stock windshield the bike had. This helped reduce shock and wind noise, but not enough to allow riding without hearing protection. X-Screen helped reduce that noise, but not as much as I was hoping, and then I discovered the secret: the device has a clever design (more on that later)…