| The following is an alteration done to one of my Reflexs. This is for informational purposes only. |
| Any modifications are done at your own risk. Check local laws for restrictions on some of these changes. |
| GIVI Windscreen |
| PROBLEM: |
| Wind from the standard Reflex Screen hits me at eye level. |
| SOLUTION: |
| GIVI Windscreen |
| There are several versions of this available. |
| WHICH SCREEN |
| NUMBERS |
| SCREEN SIZE |
| Factory |
| OEM |
| 24 |
| GIVI |
| D210ST = Transparent Version |
| D210S = Smoked (Tinted) Version |
| 27 1/2 |
| GIVI |
| D211ST |
| Plus GIVI's is aerodynamically designed to shed off more wind / rain (See Picture WS6) |
| TOOLS / EQUIPMENT NEEDED: |
| Phillips Screwdriver |
| DIFFICULTY RATING: |
| Easy |
| INSTRUCTIONS: |
| 1. Remove screws on front cowl by Honda Sticker (2) ( Picture WS3) |
| 2. Remove screws on the other side of screen (2) ( Picture WS4) |
| 3. Tilt cowl off. Stand in front of it and tilt from top down watch tabs. Watch rubber trim piece it has a tendency to want to fall off. |
| 4. Remove the screws that hold the screen on (6) (Picture WS5) |
| Important note: Watch the screws and the rubber holders. The rubber pieces expand as the screws go in so when the screws are removed pressure can make them fall into the fairing. If they come out you can get them back in place but could be hard to find. |
| 5. Place screen in place. Line up and start the screws. |
| 6. Tighten the screws starting in the front and go to the back |
| 7. Replace cowl piece ( watch rubber trim ) |
| EVALUATION: |
| After a road test I can honestly say this is the best thing I've bought for this so far. |
| Wind went from my eye level to over the top of my head. ( Mine was the ST210ST ) |
| The ride is much more comfortable |
| And as always the product is very good quality. |
| ENJOY |
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| OEM Picture WS1 |
| GIVI D210ST Picture WS2 |
| Picture WS3 |
| Picture WS4 |
| Picture WS5 |
| Picture WS6 |
| If you need a larger view of any of the pictures on these pages E-Mail me with the picture number and I will send it to you. |
| What size for you? |
| You will need to know your torso height. To find it sit down with your back to the wall and measure to the top of your head. ( Mine measured 38 inches. Keep that in mind as you read on.) |
| MEASUREMENT FROM SEAT * |
| WIND HIT ME |
| 22 3/4 |
| 25 1/2 |
| 28 1/2 |
| 32 |
| Full in face, around sides on shoulders |
| Forehead |
| Puts wind over head about 2-3 inches |
| * Seat measurment was obtained with Reflex on centerstand. A long level was held on top the windshield and a measurement was taken from the level down to the seat. Keep in mind that while bike is on the centerstant the seat is actually raised higher than the normal riding position. |
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| Picture WS7 |
| CHANGING WINDSHIELD: |
| No wind felt around sides of screen on Givi since its wider. |
| I can see over the stock and 210 shields but look thru the 211 shield. |