Here's what I have on the Mille GT:
http://www.nationalcycle.com/n8863-01.html
Headlight Cutout to Top of Screen: 20.50" (52.0cm)
Width: 31.50" (80.3cm)


This is a smaller version that I had on the V50:
http://www.nationalcycle.com/n8332-01.html
Headlight Cutout to Top of Screen: 20.00" (50.5cm)
Width: 29.50" (75.5cm)

The difference in height isn't much, but the extra half inch was needed in my case.

Good deal. Though mine is a stock windshield, it'll still give you a good wind buffeting. However it does a good job keeps keeping you from being pelted by bugs.
But would also be nice to have some hand protection as well.

I'll check them out John. Thanks...

http://www.clearviewshields.com/asse...s_7df4d859.jpg

Here's what mine looks like...

On Mon, 10 Oct 2016 12:06:52 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

http://www.clearviewshields.com/asse...s_7df4d859.jpg

Here's what mine looks like...

Yeah, that's kind of on the small side. The one I've got, the Plexifairing 3, has got some nice
scratches in it from the spill, and I'm thinking of trying the smaller one. I've not tried it on my
bike, thinking it was too small, but there is a lot of room to slide the mounting brackets up the
fork tubes. Trouble is, I don't know if they'd take it back if it was too small.

On facebooks Mignoc there was a guy that did a beautiful job making skirt deflectors for his guzzi. I ought to take advantage of the search option on that page and re-study his plans. He spells out how he made them in fairly good detail using cheap hardware too...

On Mon, 10 Oct 2016 12:17:30 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

On facebooks Mignoc there was a guy that did a beautiful job making skirt deflectors for his guzzi. I ought to take advantage of the search option on that page and re-study his plans. He spells out how he made them in fairly good detail using cheap hardware too...

I called National Cycle and the guy said they'd take it back and give me full credit if it didn't
fit. I'd have to pay the return shipping though.

He also said I could save a bit of money 'cause much of the hardware I already had would work with
the new fairing.

4:07 PMPoquito Loco
On Mon, 10 Oct 2016 12:17:30 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

On facebooks Mignoc there was a guy that did a beautiful job making skirt deflectors for his guzzi. I ought to take advantage of the search option on that page and re-study his plans. He spells out how he made them in fairly good detail using cheap hardware too...

I called National Cycle and the guy said they'd take it back and give me full credit if it didn't
fit. I'd have to pay the return shipping though.

He also said I could save a bit of money 'cause much of the hardware I already had would work with
the new fairing.
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That sounds like a me a great deal to me...