Clearview Screen

HansO said:

I cant be certain but I am sure that shipping was not that much when Brian and myself bought ours a couple of years ago

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HansO said:

you just reminded me I have a Large Standard,Classic,Roadster screen without the metal bits free to good home plus shipping also a clear Fly Screen which has brackets, I'll put that on my list of For Sale items

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barbagris said:

Ditch it - ime it was a HUGE PITA. The benefit was there - but minimal - however unlike the OEM screen which is anti-scratch coated the Lam-Lip soon scratched up on both faces from general road dirt - and it's right where you want good vision. Was either dirty or later scratched up causing sunlight scatter. Made new side brackets and raised the screen a couple of inches.

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Boony said:

I will try to get some mounting bolts for the Laminar Lip. The mounting parts for the sports screen should work well. I found the part numbers on line, so I should be able to get them.

I like the idea of the Laminar Lip, but the 3M velcro dots are not strong enough. I even tried the Scotch Strips that hold 4.5Kgs (10 lbs). Even they aren't strong enough.

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Boony said:

Is the large screen bigger than the roadster screen? I presume it uses the original mounting points from the roadster screen. If so, I am interested!

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HansO said:

I will take measurement in morning for you

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Boony said:

It looks like a bigger version of the Roadster screen. Do they supply just the screen (just the plastic) or is the metal frame included? It looks good without looking like an obviously after market screen.
I tried the Laminar Lip but I can't get it to stay attached. I think the only way it will work is if it is bolted to the original screen.

The Clearview looks like it will do a better job anyway.

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