Puig Trafic Windscreen first impressions

[rayb]

The windscreen was easy to fit, although watching the video first helped. I found it a bit of a fiddle to get positioned but got there in the end. On my Innova, I had a huge great thing that gave maximum protection but I couldn't see over it, not good in the rain. So I wanted something I could see over this time. When I first rode the SH300 with no screen, I was surprised by the amount of wind buffeting on my body. The new screen does eliminate much of this, although I don't think I'll be using my open face helmet quite as much because there's little protection. I could (and maybe should) have gone for the slightly larger Urban screen like Horobags. But it does what I wanted and seems to be quite stable at speed.

[Symcity]

Indeed your new screen appears to be rather low - with the original Honda windscreen stanchions you can choose from an abundance of screens from firms like Givi / Fabbri / Faco etc etc

[Snail]

Yes I think it's good to have one fitted, personal choice on which type suits your needs, our original Honda one was huge and almost touched your face, but after a few trims with the jigsaw now much better for seeing over but with less protection, all a compromise and depends on your style of riding, looks ok

[rayb]

If it's not too windy, I might risk the M5 when I come back from having the heated grips fitted.

[Symcity]

If it's not too windy, I might risk the M5 when I come back from having the heated grips fitted.

Go for it man - go for it !!!

[Snail]

hey no, motorways aint for scooters! only did 20 miles on m6 once scary, very scary,

a and b roads smaller the better especially with grass growing in the middle!! in cornwall

[Symcity]

hey no, motorways aint for scooters! only did 20 miles on m6 once scary, very scary,

Wit you talking aboot man - urban highways and motorways were designed for the mighty sh300i - powerful and nimble enough to filter through modern day traffic - show some spunk and get out there and use those motorways

[MrGrumpy]

hey no, motorways aint for scooters! only did 20 miles on m6 once scary, very scary,

Wit you talking aboot man - urban highways and motorways were designed for the mighty sh300i - powerful and nimble enough to filter through modern day traffic - show some spunk and get out there and use those motorways

Yeah, the most entertaining thing about the SH300 was that a tiny pizza bike could wallop along the outside lane at silly speeds, overtaking 'proper' bikers. There again, it wasn't fun in crosswinds.....

[rayb]

I didn't risk it, challenging enough along the sheltered back road. Fun though, especially with toasted hands thanks to my new heated grips.

[Snail]

hey no, motorways aint for scooters! only did 20 miles on m6 once scary, very scary,

Wit you talking aboot man - urban highways and motorways were designed for the mighty sh300i - powerful and nimble enough to filter through modern day traffic - show some spunk and get out there and use those motorways

Na, retired man no need to go that fast anymore, so no motorways! Unless absolutely no alternative?