Windshield suggestions for 95 ST1100

[NuHondaGuy]

Currently I have a 20"x19" (hxw) aftermarket windshield on my 95 ST1100. I do not know what brand as it was on the bike when purchased this summer.

I am looking for something which might provide better protection for the co-pilot (5'3") when cooler weather comes to DFW area in Texas. Hopefully, one is available that will not create problems with buffeting and/or distortion.

I have reviewed some of the other threads and it appears most are discussing shields for 1300s and are not applicable or available for the 1100.

Srt8 70 is selling a CeeB that is standard size +4" width. However he and I am about the same height (5'10") and he indicated that he is sitting in the wind stream when riding with considerable buffeting w/o bending down.

Just wondering who else makes something that I should consider. Looking forward to your comments and suggestions.

dave

 

[NuHondaGuy]

Jon thanks for the comment. Is the lip removable once installed? I haven't seen one personally.

dave

 

[Gymbo]

I had a medium Clearview on on my last ST1100.


My current ST11 came with a Laminar Screen/Lip combo.


The Laminar is narrower at the top than the Clearview was, but is quieter. I am going to try a Medium or Large Clearview with a Laminar Lip as mt next screen. I am 6'6" so I sit up pretty high. I have an XL Clearview with a Goldwing vent as my cold/rainy weather screen. Even with a XL Clearview the windflow hits me somewhere between mid faceshield and my chin. When I duck down about 6-8" it's really quiet...how nice that would be.

 

[John Pearson]

I also use the laminar lip on my stock shield. It's satisfactory (with nothing else to compare) for both me and the pak.

 

[Hound]

The MRA windscreen is well regarded in Europe, isn't huge, and has a top section that has a small range of adjustment. There are standard and tall versions. I imagine you could even take that top part off in the summer.

 

[NuHondaGuy]

Thanks everyone for the info and evaluations. I think I will try the laminar lip first. If still not satisfied, will then look at other options.

We went on a short ride this week for lunch and she was fairly comfortable on the way out. Unfortunately, wind picked up to about 40 mph quartering for the ride back and I thought I was going to have to go get the car to get her home .

Again, thanks -- Dave