| Vario-Touring
Screens for Naked Bikes |
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The
Vario-Touring Screen for Naked Bikes (VTNB) is the
latest result of MRA’s continual development
target of ‘small-screen looks with big-screen
performance’.
Uniting the attractive, unobtrusive appearance of
the type of small screen normally found on bikes
only capable of lower maximum speeds, but with the
wind protection of a far larger screen, this is
the solution to the problem for the sporty naked
bike rider of how to get the wind protection of
a faired bike without attaching an oversized screen.
The seven position adjustable aerofoil can widely
vary the angle between the blade and the screen,
reducing the speed of air approaching the helmet
and upper body, without inducing turbulence. This,
in combination with the adjustability inherent to
the handlebar mounting system, virtually guarantees
all riders of all heights an optimal position for
maximum protection and comfort, reducing journey
fatigue.
The VTNB fits almost all naked bikes - but please
call us if you have any specific bike compatibility
questions.
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About
MRA
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World’s
largest approved aftermarket motorcycle
screen manufacturer |
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Producer
of genuine branded aftermarket accessory
screens for three of the four leading
Japanese motorcycle manufacturers |
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All
screens manufactured in their TÜV
certified production facility in Teningen-Nimburg
near Freiburg, Germany |
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Production
is in excess of 100,000 units per annum |
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Manufactured
using the world’s most advanced
anti-scratch and virtually unbreakable
screen material |
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Technical
Partner to race-winning MotoGP and SBK
teams |
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A
recognised leader in innovative and
effective screen designs |
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£150.19 (including fitting kit) |
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Advanced techniques are used to perfect MRA's screen designs
for each bike
"It went on without a hitch. The upper spoiler is adjustable and is meant to diffuse air coming over the screen. I've used the HD compact winshield and both the Rio Grande and Del Rio from Memphis. I wear a fullface helmet and the taller screens didn't provide enough air flow. The shorter screen caused too much buffeting.
This screen works really well, it blocks the wind from my chest and the air hitting my helmet is clean. At 95 MPH while passing my helmet wasn't bobbing around and I could actually see where I was going."
Hyak107 (hdforums.com) |
Photos courtesy of J.Dick, Honda Europe
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COMMENT |
Quotations are taken from unsolicited letters/emails
and comment cards, which are available to view
at our premises
"...about
the VARIO TOURING SCREEN for my Honda Hornet ...here's
what I think.
Firstly, I would like to say what fantastic service
from your company... I ordered the screen over
the Christmas period in the morning and it was
delivered the next day at 8.15am, some 22 hours
later. Now that's some service. Thanks.
As for how good the screen works on a naked bike
like my Hornet, well... I can say IT WORKS VERY
WELL!
Although there is wind pressure to the shoulders
it soon becomes apparent that the worst is deflected
over your head and if you tuck your head down
a little you can miss the rest... this is at speeds
up to a ton & a bit [100 MPH+ 160 Km/h+] ,
and Oh I am also 5ft 10ins (about average).
So, in a nutshell, it works VERY WELL once adjusted,
maybe not as good as a sportsbike [with a full
fairing] but it will make the odd trip on a motorway
more of a pleasure, rather than a task.
Many thanks.”
SR - Email
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