Fly screen installed

I think the flyscreen is a good compromise as it just does enough without giving you turbulence around your head, just clean wind pressure! 8)

I have a 14" WindVest on my Speedmaster but no screen on the Rocket.

Last weekend our pack ride route went south on highway 1 towards
Santa Cruz (sunny California). On highway 1 we hit a headwind averaging
maybe 45 mph, gusting to a lot higher, and it was about 40 degrees f..

The head wind had my helmet pushed back so hard my nose was squished against the face, and it felt like I was going to either lose the helmet, my head, or just have the helmet hanging against my back behind my head.
It was better once I'd tightened things up... but everyone was having trouble.

I'm planning to get some kind of screen for the Rocket.

Besides this, around here some amount of slab riding is unavoidable to get places... and screens are much nicer if you have to spend hours trading wind blasts and stones with semi trucks and sand wagons...

I never had a screen on my Norton in the 70s...

:-0

2-cents

love my fly screen, its teh best comprimise for those that do not want a windshield at all but it redirects some air flow and keeps your arms from gettign ripped off

Works for me.