Tiger!!!

You two are a lucky couple - brand new Triumphs for the both of you. Well done - a bit jealous actually

 

You get your patients to buy your motorbikes ????????????????????????

Doctor?

Dentist?

Gyno?

 

There are a few thing to try with the screen. After trying several positions, if you still get excessive wind noise and buffeting try placing a 15mm spacer between the screen and the frame its mounted to. It will cost £5 on eBay for 4 nylon spacers and 4 replacement screws which need to be 15mm longer.

This worked a treat on my Explorer, I have no idea why, it it made a big difference.

 

It increases airflow on the underside of the screen which helps to reduce the turbulence coming off the top lip.

 

No just spacers big enough for the bolts. On my Explorer there are 4 X M5 bolts. So this is what I bought.

M5 Spacer 15 MM. long - CHECK THE SIZE AND THE LENGTH YOU NEED


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12x-Jet-B...hash=item4afc4fd3f0:m:mycH6qxmjX69jx7FYiYqbbw

M5 bolt 30mm long - CHECK THE SIZE AND THE LENGTH YOU NEED

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/M3-M4-M5-...hash=item1c4669caa8:m:mvjVjGvYlt4yXqsI2zS8sHg

 

I guess so - it certainly works. What I don't understand is why it's not manufactured this way.

 

To be honest I've found that all these 'Adventure style' bikes are the same - I've personally owned, 1100GS/1150GS; KTM1190Adventure; I've ridden the Yamaha Tracer. and they were all the same. I think truly speaking the problem is the screen is too upright and too far away from the rider. When riding these bikes I found if you moved forward turbulence was reduced but having tried various after-market screens my best solution on all of them was to remove the screen completely. Yes there was a greater weight of wind on my chest but they were almost totally quiet; no noisy turbulence any more.

 

I've also added an MRA Xcreen to mine. Together with the screen spacers it has all but cured the buffeting problem.

 

That's one I didn't try Mick, but I'll be looking for one for my new ride. Thanks for the info.

 

I think a lot of things Sam, and most of 'em turn out to be cobblers !!!!

 

I've ridden Tigers on a couple of occasions and the wind noise has always been pretty bad.
I "borrowed" the wife's BMW the other week and it's got the tall screen,it gave me a headache and my ears hurt.I'd have thought it would be more efficient being German.
Screens seem to be a hot topic on most forums.