RE: Zero Gravity windscreen

["Smith, Steven" <ssmith@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello, Pete.

I am 6'2".  Equally, I am somewhat long in the upper body for my height
which aggravates the situation.  My preferred riding position finds me as
far forward as I can get.  The stock screen was murder.  A lot of buffeting.
The double bubble practically eliminates the problem.  On the plus side, it
is not grotesquely tall or disproportionately large.  Quite tidy in fact.

Excuse the delay in my reply - I am on the digest.

Crash
1998, Tornado Red, T595 Daytona, "Boudicca"

- -----Original Message-----
Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2000 20:55:39 -0500
From: "Pete Berg" <peteberg@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: Zero Gravity windscreen (was Hacked my way out of the drive
last night)

I have been considering the same.  At highway speeds, the stock screen sends
the windblast into my chest.  (As far as I can recall, anyway.  Haven't
ridden since September.  It's wintery here in Michigan.)  How tall are you?
>
> Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2000 13:24:14 -0500
> From: "Smith, Steven" <ssmith@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Hacked my way out of the drive last night.
>
> The air stream off the screen is no longer trying to push
> my brain bucket off my head.  The double bubble is directing the flow over
> my shoulders!  A good bit quieter because of it, too.  The stock
> number is a
> quality piece, but thank you very much Zero Gee.  The smoke is the biz as
> well.

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