I couldn't agree more with you. I also have the Unit Garage screen in Dark Smoke. I have tried a few others you didn't list here and they didn't hold up over time. One that looks great but broke was the National Cycle F-16 Windscreen. I think this was because it mounts is to headlight and at US highway speeds it snapped. I love the Unit Garage windscreen. It isn't too tall, looks great, durable (4 years now) & it deflects air well enough. I am 5'9" and when standing up straight I have very little buffeting around my helmet. I am mainly on the highway riding and works great and doesn't take away from the beauty of the scrambler.
Another great video and again very helpful. You mention the bar can be used for a GPS bracket and I see that you have a GPS on your bike, can I ask where you power it from please? Is there an accessory socket close by that is turned on via the ignition or is it powered directly from the battery? Thank you.
Thank you for all the effort in making that video glad your making more maintenance vids on the scrambler 1200 very helpfull cheers
Look out for next week's video which will be similar, but looking a luggage options for the Scrambler 1200
I couldn't agree more with you. I also have the Unit Garage screen in Dark Smoke. I have tried a few others you didn't list here and they didn't hold up over time. One that looks great but broke was the National Cycle F-16 Windscreen. I think this was because it mounts is to headlight and at US highway speeds it snapped.
I love the Unit Garage windscreen. It isn't too tall, looks great, durable (4 years now) & it deflects air well enough. I am 5'9" and when standing up straight I have very little buffeting around my helmet. I am mainly on the highway riding and works great and doesn't take away from the beauty of the scrambler.
Another great video and again very helpful. You mention the bar can be used for a GPS bracket and I see that you have a GPS on your bike, can I ask where you power it from please? Is there an accessory socket close by that is turned on via the ignition or is it powered directly from the battery? Thank you.