Quick question folk's. Can anyone about 5'6" using a Givi on a Burgman 400 tell me are they looking through it or over it.
Thanks.
Geoff.
Givi on Burgman 400
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Re: Givi on Burgman 400
Ta. Going to buy a 2014 so that should be fine.
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Re: Givi on Burgman 400
I'm a fair bit taller but i think every airflow I've seen including mine has been set toward maximum height and I'm still looking over the top, apart from couple of feet of Tarmac right in front of the bike.
If you look on burgmanusa there is a video somewhere where a bloke measures the height of the screen before and after he fits his airflow.
I will try to remember to compare the height difference on mine tomorrow
If you look on burgmanusa there is a video somewhere where a bloke measures the height of the screen before and after he fits his airflow.
I will try to remember to compare the height difference on mine tomorrow
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Re: Givi on Burgman 400
Thank you Bluebottle thar would be most helpfull.
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Re: Givi on Burgman 400
In my thick head I have this bit of useless information, the height of the screen should be level with your nose and 11'' away for maximum quietness.
I'm glad I've passed that on.
I'm glad I've passed that on.
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Re: Givi on Burgman 400
I did a very fast and and dirty aprox. measurement by holding the original screen up against my Givi airflow
This is measured vertically at the centre dip of the original screen
Airflow fully down = 1cm below the original
Aiflow fully up = 7cm above the original
That doesn't sound like a lot of movement but the adjustment track isn't vertical, it is angled so the actual profile changes quite a lot.
The aiflow over the top is going to catch you in a different place to me because of the height difference and helmet shape but I think you will get very little buffeting/wind noise
I get less noise than with the original screen
I've got an aerodynamic helmet and can definately feel my head being steered back to straight on by the acelerated boundary jet of air so the flow must be catching me high up on my helmet most of the time
This is measured vertically at the centre dip of the original screen
Airflow fully down = 1cm below the original
Aiflow fully up = 7cm above the original
That doesn't sound like a lot of movement but the adjustment track isn't vertical, it is angled so the actual profile changes quite a lot.
The aiflow over the top is going to catch you in a different place to me because of the height difference and helmet shape but I think you will get very little buffeting/wind noise
I get less noise than with the original screen
I've got an aerodynamic helmet and can definately feel my head being steered back to straight on by the acelerated boundary jet of air so the flow must be catching me high up on my helmet most of the time
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Re: Givi on Burgman 400
Much appreciated. Thanks Bluebottle.
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Re: Givi on Burgman 400
If you fit the Givi Airflow with the ABS Version you have to remove the handguards 
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Re: Givi on Burgman 400
Nice one Andy, you preempted my next question.
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Re: Givi on Burgman 400
No problemNice one Andy, you preempted my next question.
Geoff.
To be honest the dealer has fitted the screen and once I get the Scoot (7 Days and counting.......) I will see if I can refit the hand guards.
May need to trim a bit of plastic off the guards or something.....
The dealer did say it might be possible to fit them but obviously they were not going to start cutting bits out of a Brand new Scooter
The Airflow Screen does have its own Handguards built in by the way......
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