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Wind Deflector
Available in: Clear or Tinted
The biggest issue with many original
windshields is that the airflow break-away edge can not be individually
defined, and the resulting turbulence. We carefully studied and then
optimized and noticeably improved the SAENG airflow principles with this
part. (See further below)
Suggestion: If you are otherwise
pleased with the height, width and proportions of your existing
windshield, but nonetheless are bothered by annoying turbulence, then
this adjustable spoiler may be just the answer.
Facts:
- Adjustable wind spoiler. (Angle, height and distance from the rider)
- Optimal relief for the helmet and upper body
- Eliminates turbulences and corrects oncoming airflow.
- Easy to adjust
- Quick and easy installation / removal.
- Sturdy mounting system
- Weight optimized, machined holding mechanism
- Anodized Dural aluminum
- Shatterproof Lexan shield
- Tested and approved by the German safety authority, TÜV
- Dimensions of the deflector: 9" wide and at the maximum, 3" tall
The story about windshield extensions:
The
American company SAENG is a pioneer in windshield extensions and the
function principles have by now been adopted by many companies
world-wide. We began experimenting and conducting practical testing with
the SAENG windshield extensions over 10 years ago. Unfortunately, the
product did not then meet the German demands of effectiveness,
high-speed stability and neutral handling. Now we have readdressed this
concept and developed a part that provides stability far beyond what is
actually required. Additionally, this part offers new dimensions of
adjustability and features an aerodynamically optimized and optically
dynamic screen that provides a very noticeable relief from turbulence
and wind pressure.
This universal attachment system will allow
fitment to virtually and motorcycle windshield. The quality of design
and workmanship is truly impressive!
Should you need just the
clear or tinted deflector as a replacement for any reason, please see
the link under the Related Products tab.
It is advisable to secure the fixing and adjustment screws with thread locking fluid to avoid loosening while riding. You'll also find that under the Related Products tab.
F800 GS Owners please note: If your bike is equipped with the original factory wind screen, this part will not fit your windshield properly due to the *V* shape at the top of the screen. Unless you have installed an aftermarket windscreen on your bike, the wind deflector is not recommended for the F800 GS.
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William P. Fusselbaugh (PHILADELPHIA, PA) | September 23rd, 2014
THE DEVICE DOES NOT MATCH AND SEAT PROPERLY ON TOP LIP OF STOCK SCREEN 2014 BMW K 1300 S . WUNDERLICH IS SELLING ME THEIR SCREEN WHICH IS ASSURED TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM. WUNDERLICH PROBLEMS ARE SUPERIOR BUT HIS LEFT ME NO ALTERNATIVE BUT TO SWAP OUT A BRAND NEW STOCK SCREEN AS THE INSTALL EFFORTS DEFORMED THE LIP OF STOCK SCREEN.
John (Advance, NC) | September 3rd, 2013
THE best comfort/function item in many years. After 2 different windshield tilt changes and a couple of configuration changes to the universal mount system I added a couple of drops of blue loctite all-round and could not be more pleased with the nearly complete loss of wind noise AND barely a bug strike on the face shield. Money wisely spent. I had noticed that nearly every motorcycle in the hinterlands of Europe had some sort of wind deflector added on. This product is the slickest of the bunch.
Mike Curl (Chandler, AZ) | June 26th, 2013
I own several bikes, but the one I purchased this item for is my 2011 Suzuki GSX1250FA. The issue with the Suzuki is there are few aftermarket windscreens and of those, I have not found any that offer excellent protection against wind buffeting. So, I installed an X-Creen on my stock windscreen. This provided about a 60% reduction in wind, but there is a big gap between the stock windscreen and the X-Creen where wind comes right into my face. So, I added the Wunderlich wind defector right behind the X-Creen and now I have about an 80% reduction in wind in the face - still not perfect, but much improved. My video can be see at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM3NyxPFwik if you are interested although it doesn\'t clearly show the Wunderlich mounted behind - but if you look closely you can see it. Viel Gluck!
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