New Touring Roadster

[rocketjohn]

I take the screen off mine on occasion.....but I usually end up in a headwind and that is much harder to deal with without the windshield. I don't like the Rollie Free method of motorcycle control......

 

[1olbull]

And completely free in the wind.

I'll still use a screen for long range touring though. I admit that while it is very enjoyable, riding all day with no screen at high speed was most fatiguing for the old fat man.

Oh and I got a solid 30 mpg, which I thought was pretty good for the way we were riding

Mike,
Please take note that Dave @scot in exile also wears Balls-Out jeans!

 

[Azisbest]

For me, riding without the windshield is not an option. I rode the scoot au naturel for about 20 miles and silently vowed, never again. The severely myopic crowd, at least in my example, cant handle the specs bouncing and jostling around as the whole world does likewise. I like the look and the concept but I would be in a cage without the windshield option, and thats not an option I want to contemplate.

 

[alexwasserman]

+1 for no windscreen. I bought the bike with it, and it felt weird all the way home - no air movement, all calm and smooth.

Immediately took it off and felt much better. It's sat in the side of the garage ever since.

 

[Tripps]

They had a Boulevard Peak, basically a flyscreen, I'll look for a pic of mine on if I have one. Not mine, but
Chrome Boulevard Peak Screen | A9708156 | Triumph Motorcycles

 

[dave64]

My touring Roadster

 

[1olbull]

They had a Boulevard Peak, basically a flyscreen, I'll look for a pic of mine on if I have one. Not mine, but
Chrome Boulevard Peak Screen | A9708156 | Triumph Motorcycles

Chris,
HEH HEH HEH
That sucker looks like a puny headlight eyebrow to me.

 

[1olbull]

My touring Roadster

Yes!
If you want a tourer this is it!
The personification of versatility!!!