bestmapman
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How do we order one.
Cee Baileys needs a loaner FZ6R in Los Angeles area
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atomoverride
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I am sure it will be on the website soon, ill ask Joe when I talk to him next for an expected day. But in the mean time check the site @ Cee Bailey's Motorcycle Products - For BMW, Yamaha, Ducati, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Honda, Harley Davidson, Triumph ...
atomoverride
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its now up on the website.
2009 UP YAMAHA FZ6R Windshield/
go check it out, the screen looks real good, and they have a headlight shield as well. I took a couple of cell phone pics with my iPhone posted below. I have the larger clear screen on the bike. in case you guys wanted to see the larger one.
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whataboutbob
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I'm very interested in this screen.I would appreciate any review when someone rides with it on.Thanks,Bob
staindlegend
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I'm going to order one of those windscreens for my FZ6R either today (9-30-10) or tomorrow. Once I get it and test drive, I will post a review. It honestly doesn't look TOO bad, but currently I'm of the opinion that functionality > fashion, especially when I'm riding 80+ mph on the highway all the time. 75 is the speed limit here in montana. I'm 6 foot so gonna get the 26" one, and like I said I'll post a review after riding with it for a bit.
my adaptation is 26 in high with a laminar lip on it
look up mods for old farts
if you a highway runner you will like it
at 70 it just gets old fighting the wind
Mine is 24" hight and it's just at the limit of being perfect. I have enough material to make another one and I'm going to 25"-26" At 24" I don't have any turbulence at all, just a bit too much noise on top of my helmet. I think just a little bit higher will look just as good and do a better job.
I've been thinking about just adding a lip on it too. Just not sure witch option will look better? I wish I just can make a radius on top to kick the air up, it would be enough. But I try to do it and it didn't went my way. The only way to do it nice is to make a mold ($$$) So I will make another one at 26" tall and give it a try. With the left over material I can try to make a add on piece just to try...
whataboutbob
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Marthy,what are you going to do with your 24"? I sure would be interested.Bob
Not sure yet. I will be doing my other one in the next few weeks and test it first. But I will keep you inform. Look at my thread "custom windscreen" there's few pictures. I add 2 screws on top of the fairing to get rid of some of the screen flopping a hight speed. For the first one I made to test I used just a piece of rubber hose and the windscreen was resting on top of the fairing. At hight speed there was so much pressure in the area that the edges were resting on the mirror post. This is the reason why I add 2 rubber mount & screws in this area. If you want to try it maybe you can use velcro if you don't want to mess with your fairing. But for about $10.00 you can buy 2 rubber mounts and 8 new screws at the dealer. I use the same as stock, just add 2 more...
atomoverride
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I'm glad there are more options coming out, but that one is gigantic!I wish is was about 6-8 inches lower. I guess you could trim it down.
Well they have 3 sizes to choose from, 22" / 24" / 26" The pics on the cee baileys site are the 24", the ones I posted that are CLEAR is the 26". So you can get a size that fits you best.
Another option is to call them direct, and I bet they can make a customized size for you. The guys at Cee Baileys are real nice and are willing to go the extra mile for you.
As for a "review", I did have a chance to take my bike out finally last sunday, and man oh man it is just great! finally I am not having blasts of wind against my chest. For a tall guy like me 6'5" this screen makes all the difference. Well worth the price and defiantly a good mod / upgrade.