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stuo
Hero Member
Posts: 660
windshield
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October 25, 2019, 06:31:34 PM »
This on ebay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Kymco-Downton-300i-Windshield-82cm-2009-2017/163045881367?_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3
It looks great. Strange that it's coming from The Czech Republic.
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2009 GV 250
john grinsel
Hero Member
Posts: 1044
Re: windshield
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Reply #1 on:
October 25, 2019, 10:04:39 PM »
looks nice, may require cutting down for proper see over. I have Puig on my Xtown 300i---required cutting about 4 inches off for proper see over.
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Stig / Major Tom
Global Moderator
Hero Member
Posts: 14688
Rural Ohio
Re: windshield
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Reply #2 on:
October 26, 2019, 01:22:28 AM »
I like what it does for the hands!
I've only ever had one screen on a scooter - but I've seen that a lot of urban riders in Europe ride behind, and within, tall screens.
Stig
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Boston Strong
Rural Ohio
And, I'm feeling a little peculiar.
Snorvey
Hero Member
Posts: 680
Re: windshield
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Reply #3 on:
December 16, 2019, 08:56:34 PM »
I had one of those before it broke (my fault, not the screen)
Damn thing kicked the breeze right into my visor - it was quite noisy. I could adopt the racing position of course, but that would look silly.
I'm 5'10, so opinions may vary, depending on how close your bottom is to the ground
I replaced it with a Puig, which I got on sale at around £85 (for a smoked version)
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PUIG-SCREEN-V-TECH-LINE-TOURING-KYMCO-K-XCT-300i-2017-CLEAR/183831552242?_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item2acd36e0f2:g:jSUAAOSwMNZc8S6N&enc=AQAEAAACUBPxNw%2BVj6nta7CKEs3N0qWYOPNe1wScYOtDUzQLzggdbTPwxlM%2F1rk993bya8i85hHgMzBXA%2BuOs9VYhscPVAcVBRESw9We8gDmf16vXb9CP%2Bp4wGMuh6XVC1cbG28fnLIaGVqDXcYHVQNmpS%2FWO9gsDUChvBOOLo5nJ62S7XESu%2BhjpjeZM6ol3WugTx3xRNfskfuOFI4oCNfq557GzcBBGgGM0cYa02IfHSA8%2BpriUSHlNhC0zLgykg3XNzTAjIInEZd956BO8uWalFyZH41japMxUIoaPQL98LIsWpJgon4BmokSuxxEoL2jdG5I%2FQf1dfCOYr4v40hrc22gTDfMn4cTvUg4L29NtFSNZzyZQ2AoRPlvlhP1zBv8%2FsX1g%2B6eviN5CrxCKFSVeIZ2Olc%2FUkGImKL1d5UYioBqjSMIF35xcJczxkxSOry%2BIG%2BbLZFQu8QfGCiXB%2FpTkdjxscdL6VAeSjV2pzVBIVUfES4XxA3LSN56oP15%2F99wSE%2F7NS41kFccpj6%2Fgg%2BubxfXz60OWhcqwcXGyAWGe0g3zrGH7tipTL2O2rqwYJwNIy4qu%2Fp8c42Ng9zlYHSQN4dKKI52Pu%2Fe5C1spyQh7iVgopw%2B%2FVZKnJF%2Faj8QH4H8SaK5rI8oVidGjzJbUK8E8DFIVUdCWpp98pxNovzZq6Ixw0yD0baIKUiKc8hlkMv14LD0e%2BcDY%2F8gNHm6t8RIbXcTKZsXNaD0R8N9Obwvugzi3l8EbzOFnjUbuLAs1VtqpoLn%2BO24fdTKt14gIcJ9Jfw7AbQ%3D&checksum=18383155224278e882be2ec24d7486330f16cb596629&enc=AQAEAAACUBPxNw%2BVj6nta7CKEs3N0qWYOPNe1wScYOtDUzQLzggdbTPwxlM%2F1rk993bya8i85hHgMzBXA%2BuOs9VYhscPVAcVBRESw9We8gDmf16vXb9CP%2Bp4wGMuh6XVC1cbG28fnLIaGVqDXcYHVQNmpS%2FWO9gsDUChvBOOLo5nJ62S7XESu%2BhjpjeZM6ol3WugTx3xRNfskfuOFI4oCNfq557GzcBBGgGM0cYa02IfHSA8%2BpriUSHlNhC0zLgykg3XNzTAjIInEZd956BO8uWalFyZH41japMxUIoaPQL98LIsWpJgon4BmokSuxxEoL2jdG5I%2FQf1dfCOYr4v40hrc22gTDfMn4cTvUg4L29NtFSNZzyZQ2AoRPlvlhP1zBv8%2FsX1g%2B6eviN5CrxCKFSVeIZ2Olc%2FUkGImKL1d5UYioBqjSMIF35xcJczxkxSOry%2BIG%2BbLZFQu8QfGCiXB%2FpTkdjxscdL6VAeSjV2pzVBIVUfES4XxA3LSN56oP15%2F99wSE%2F7NS41kFccpj6%2Fgg%2BubxfXz60OWhcqwcXGyAWGe0g3zrGH7tipTL2O2rqwYJwNIy4qu%2Fp8c42Ng9zlYHSQN4dKKI52Pu%2Fe5C1spyQh7iVgopw%2B%2FVZKnJF%2Faj8QH4H8SaK5rI8oVidGjzJbUK8E8DFIVUdCWpp98pxNovzZq6Ixw0yD0baIKUiKc8hlkMv14LD0e%2BcDY%2F8gNHm6t8RIbXcTKZsXNaD0R8N9Obwvugzi3l8EbzOFnjUbuLAs1VtqpoLn%2BO24fdTKt14gIcJ9Jfw7AbQ%3D&checksum=18383155224278e882be2ec24d7486330f16cb596629
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wbdvt
Jr. Member
Posts: 90
Re: windshield
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Reply #4 on:
January 17, 2020, 10:18:10 PM »
I just replaced my stock windscreen with the Puig V-Tech Touring Windscreen. It is close to 6 inches taller than the stock one so not sure about that. got it a good price from Revzilla as a blemished one. The one replaced was yellowed and peeling.
John G - how did you cut yours down?
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2012 Kymco Downtown 200i, 2016 Vespa Sprint 150, 2006 Vespa GTS 250
john grinsel
Hero Member
Posts: 1044
Re: windshield
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Reply #5 on:
January 19, 2020, 06:55:42 PM »
cutting windshield this time took to Glass shop---they used band saw and buffing wheel on smoothing edge. Past have done by hand, coping saw and then sand paper.
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