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Chia KK
Scooter Rider
Number of posts: 19
Points: 724
Registration date: 2010-03-07
 |  Subject: Re: Givi or Clearview for Passenger protection  Fri Mar 19, 2010 9:12 am | |
| Hi All,
Anyone can give compare between the windshield brand Givi, Clearview, Laminal Lip and & 7Jurock (get know from Ebay Silverwing Accessories).
1) the price
2) wind protection and comfortable
Thank you very much
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Chia |
|  | | honda_silver
Site Admin
Number of posts: 2111
Age: 51
Location: Georgetown, Tx
Points: 3353
Registration date: 2008-12-23
| | Subject: Re: Givi or Clearview for Passenger protection Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:47 am | |
| | Chia KK wrote: | | Anyone can give compare between the windshield brand Givi, Clearview, Laminal Lip and & 7Jurock |
There is also Cee Bailey windshields._________________ Bill - Georgetown TX 07 Silver Wing ABS Clearview w/vent, Givi E96/TB19/E52 with Admore Lighting, Alaskan Leather, Wrist Rests, 3M Solas tape, K&N air, Hyperpro spring, Grip Puppies, Airhawk, Utopia backrest, Stebel, Apexcone HIDs, StingerZ LEDs (w/Backoff WigWag), Knight Rider Sequential LED, NGK Iridium, Power Commander III, Manic Salamander, Saeng mirrors, Garmin Zumo 660, Dark-Side Sumitomo Tire  |
| | | | dspevack
Site Admin
Number of posts: 1041
Age: 47
Location: Miami, FL
Points: 2374
Registration date: 2008-12-27
| | Subject: Re: Givi or Clearview for Passenger protection Fri Mar 19, 2010 2:26 pm | |
| According to Clearview, the flex problem occurs on when the vent option is installed, which weakens it enough to flex. If you take a look now, the vent option is not available on the largest size, to avoid that. The largest GIVI gave me back pressure also, and I'm only 5'6, which is why I upgraded to the clearview. Looking over vs through is an old debate and there is no right or wrong about it. Only preference. The madstad looks great in theory. You're gonna really have to torque down with those wrenches though, to get a stable position with constant 80mph buffeting against it. Then there is the purchase of that extra windshield to attach to the madstad brackets.... Bill: only four points to the last star...you go guy!  Dan _________________ I ride on two wheels cause I feel very unsafe on one wheel.Dan in Miami. The king of custom! Check out my bike mods hereReality is irrelevant. Its perception that counts. Control people's perceptions, and you control their reality. |
| | | | JeffR
Site Admin
Number of posts: 1672
Age: 52
Location: Fremont, Ca
Points: 2838
Registration date: 2008-12-19
| | Subject: Re: Givi or Clearview for Passenger protection Fri Mar 19, 2010 7:59 pm | |
| Chia,
I had the XL Clearview with the vent and it did flex really bad at 70 mph and above. So I bought the Givi and like it much better. I did cut about 1 1/2" off the Givi since it really pushed the wind over my helmet, and I have a long torso. It really reduced the back pressure on the back of the helmet to where I don't feel the back pressure anymore.
If the Clearview would not have flexed so bad I would have kept it. I do think the Clearview is a bit better and I think I did get a couple of mpg better. I think the Clearview pushes the wind away more efficiently. But that is just my opinion. But the Givi is rock solid and isn't as close to my face as the Clearview was. _________________ Ride safe, JeffR 2007 Silver Wing (30,000 miles) 2005 Majesty 400 (sold 12,500 miles) 2004 Reflex (sold 3,500 miles) Givi Windshield, top case, vista cruise, power commander, dr pulley sliders, air hawk seat pad, (J. Costa not installed now), kevlar belt  |
| | | | honda_silver
Site Admin
Number of posts: 2111
Age: 51
Location: Georgetown, Tx
Points: 3353
Registration date: 2008-12-23
| | Subject: Re: Givi or Clearview for Passenger protection Fri Mar 19, 2010 8:53 pm | |
| | dspevack wrote: | | Bill: only four points to the last star...you go guy! |
I believe the last star is after 1,000 posts.
JeffR has 959 posts with 1232 points and he has one star to go. ... after 41 posts he will have his last star._________________ Bill - Georgetown TX 07 Silver Wing ABS Clearview w/vent, Givi E96/TB19/E52 with Admore Lighting, Alaskan Leather, Wrist Rests, 3M Solas tape, K&N air, Hyperpro spring, Grip Puppies, Airhawk, Utopia backrest, Stebel, Apexcone HIDs, StingerZ LEDs (w/Backoff WigWag), Knight Rider Sequential LED, NGK Iridium, Power Commander III, Manic Salamander, Saeng mirrors, Garmin Zumo 660, Dark-Side Sumitomo Tire |
| | | | Chia KK
Scooter Rider
Number of posts: 19
Points: 724
Registration date: 2010-03-07
| | Subject: Re: Givi or Clearview for Passenger protection Mon Mar 22, 2010 9:52 am | |
| Hi All,
Thank for yours reply, I had read the Madstad Windshield web site and their products look quite interesting. Don't know anyone had installed this product and can provide some guide and comments.
Today, during my riding to work with Silverwing, i got feeling that silverwing is like a "big toy" can play around and is really fun. Furthermore, can do some modify to make it more fun and excited!
Thank you
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