[TC3]

FYI just seen these

 

[Mdidato]

Nice

 

[Gamle Man]

Great pictures. Can't wait to hear your comments, good and bad, of the new screen. When you post, please include your height, and if you have the stock seat or the optional lower one.

 

[Hui]

That actually looks OK, and doesn't detract from the naked look t all. Darker smoke would disguise the speedo and cables too.
Kind of just what I said about the Ducati one, sell it smoked and then people could buy the yellow or whatever graphics to suit.

 

[TC3]

Great pictures. Can't wait to hear your comments, good and bad, of the new screen. When you post, please include your height, and if you have the stock seat or the optional lower one.

Got to point out these are pics from their FB account and I do not have my scrambler yet. Sorry should have said

 

[TC3]

That actually looks OK, and doesn't detract from the naked look t all. Darker smoke would disguise the speedo and cables too.
Kind of just what I said about the Ducati one, sell it smoked and then people could buy the yellow or whatever graphics to suit.

The more I look the more I like but am holding off for the Barracuda and Puig offerings

 

[nuttynick]

I like that!

 

[El Toro]

I wonder how effective it is.

 

[sleddy]

I wonder how effective it is.

It works well. The riding position of the Scrambler spreads the arms wide, and presents the body like a parachute to the wind. The flyscreen works in two ways: firstly, it smooths the air flowing over the instruments and top yoke, which normally is quite a turbulent area; secondly, the screen produces a cone of still air behind it, which relieves the rider’s torso of wind pressure. This is enough to relieve the arms, and reduce the feeling of ‘hanging on’.

The effectiveness depends to some extent on the rider and what their expectations are, but my experience is that the standard bike is hard work at 70mph. With the flyscreen, I'm riding at 80-85mph pretty comfortably with an open-face helmet. And let's face it, if you want to cruise much faster than that over distance, you've probably got the wrong bike!

 

[sleddy]

It's now available! Dart flyscreen for DUCATI SCRAMBLER Dart Flyscreens

 

[DaveInWoodland]

Having ordered one I felt confident after reading so many of the testimonials on the web site that I am confident I am getting a truly good product.

 

[injidup]

Goes well with a pipe and slippers.

 

[Doc59]

Pass me my pipe and slippers I'll get one, just can't decide what tint so hoping our dollar gets better in the meantime.

 

[linux]

I can confirm it's a good product, I had one on my bonneville. Oddly, without the screen, at speeds between 40-60 mph the bonneville was worse than the ducati scrambler.

Having ordered one I felt confident after reading so many of the testimonials on the web site that I am confident I am getting a truly good product.

 

[Joe Bar]

I have one on my Bonneville as well. I didn't particularly want a screen, but put it on for a trip and it made a big difference over long day rides. A year later it's still there.

 

[greer]

Doug (husband) has been very happy with the Dart on his Bonneville.

Sarah

 

[TC3]

Ordered the midnight tint today after seeing pics on the other forum

 

[Brian Mcm]

I really like that, but when I check the dealers for UK no one shows them in their product list.

 

[TC3]

I really like that, but when I check the dealers for UK no one shows them in their product list.

The Dart screen? I ordered direct from Dart website

 

[DaveInWoodland]

The Dart screen? I ordered direct from Dart website

Me too, as well I received two messages from Steve at Dart thanking me and letting me know when my screen had shipped, now if we can get a how hard was it to install post it would make me decide whether to do it my self or not.