LeDude00, thanks for the well-done video. I just did this on my 2004 Burgman, stock windshield. I would say it helped some, but I still get a fair amount of wind buffeting at 65 mph (I'm 5'8", 30" inseam). **To anyone else that tries this, just be careful when pushing the wellnuts back in- don't try hammering them in like I did. A little silicone lube makes it easier to insert them. I broke one of them broke, ended up just putting a lock nut on the lower side, it seems to hold fine.
Thank you! Very clear, and made replacing my old, worn out windshield a breeze. And, BTW, you don't need sound for this type of DIY videos. Saludos desde Reynosa, Tamaulipas, México.
Thanks for sharing. My screen has becomed yellow and dirty and I will unmount the screen to polish.I will use toothpaste and a wipe. It should be like a new in 30 mins!!!
What's up dude! I had inherited a 650 executive from my grandfather after his passing, and for the firt couple years the windshield worked well for my height. It's sat for a while, and in that time I've grown a few inches. Can you recommend any method for making the shield taller? My grandpa put some holes on the sides to make his windshield wider, and those pieces have vanished in the last few years, but i'm really curious about trying to get the shield taller before I start to ride it more and more.
i am not faviliar with the givi, on the oem shield you first insert the wellnut, then the screw an finally push it in by placing the shiield over the bracket
LeDude00, thanks for the well-done video. I just did this on my 2004 Burgman, stock windshield.
I would say it helped some, but I still get a fair amount of wind buffeting at 65 mph (I'm 5'8", 30" inseam).
**To anyone else that tries this, just be careful when pushing the wellnuts back in- don't try hammering them in like I did.
A little silicone lube makes it easier to insert them. I broke one of them broke, ended up just putting a lock nut on the lower side, it seems to hold fine.
All done! Thank you for a great video and the shim idea. I used washers but will change them later.
Thank you! Very clear, and made replacing my old, worn out windshield a breeze.
And, BTW, you don't need sound for this type of DIY videos.
Saludos desde Reynosa, Tamaulipas, México.
Brilliant, clear and concise, as usual, many thanks
nice tip with the airflow of the shield. thank you!
Excellent video....thanks for the tips!
Thanks!!.. it really helps me.
Greetings from Chile
thank you 4 this manual, but maybe some sound could make it even more better )
Thanks for sharing. My screen has becomed yellow and dirty and I will unmount the screen to polish.I will use toothpaste and a wipe. It should be like a new in 30 mins!!!
Nice video, thanks.
What's up dude! I had inherited a 650 executive from my grandfather after his passing, and for the firt couple years the windshield worked well for my height. It's sat for a while, and in that time I've grown a few inches. Can you recommend any method for making the shield taller?
My grandpa put some holes on the sides to make his windshield wider, and those pieces have vanished in the last few years, but i'm really curious about trying to get the shield taller before I start to ride it more and more.
HOW DO CUT THE WINDSHIELD SCREEN FROM SUZUKI BURGMAN 400 SCOOTER?
cant get the wellnuts to go back into the mounting bracket from the front as shown. No way, any tips? Trying to mount a Givi
i am not faviliar with the givi, on the oem shield you first insert the wellnut, then the screw an finally push it in by placing the shiield over the bracket
Having the same issue. Did you ever figure this out?
Hi mate,
Can I ask what size the Wellnuts you are using are?
I TOOK MINE TO A HAEDWA STORE AND GOT A LOMGER ONE
Maybe someone could do a voice over