laminar lip

[senecahome]

Anyone have a laminar lip they want to sell?

I have an 2009 with a Cee Bailey screen but would like to try a laminar lip to reduce the buffeting.

Thanks -Glen

 

[canucklehead-biker]

Not sure the LL will fit on the Cee Bailey... I asked them a few years back and they were pretty adamant that it was designed around the stock windscreen. I tried mine anyway with an aftermarket screen, (a Givi) and the contour is different, so the LL wound up with a different curvature than normal - it actually made things worse rather than better.

Where are you located? Might be possible to find someone close who can let you borrow/test before spending the money

YMMV

Griff

 

[Blind Squirrel]

You can get a MRA Vario add on as a bolt on or clip on.

 

[LAF]

You can get a MRA Vario add on as a bolt on or clip on.

+1

After you wrote up the screen I bought it and love it. I think it is the best summer screen you could buy for the FJR. The adjust ability for driver and weather conditions makes it a real keeper.

 

[senecahome]

Thanks for the responses. I do have the OEM screen that I could put back on to use with the laminar lip. The Cee Bailey is the standard design, not the reverse contour.

Thanks again.

 

[TomInPA]

Laminar Lip on a Cee Baily +4+3 without flip.

 

[senecahome]

Laminar Lip on a Cee Baily +4+3 without flip.

Great - thanks for the pic.

Do you like the result????

 

[TomInPA]

The LL works great for me, even at very low windshield elevations. As you can see in the pic above, the windshield is about 3/4 retracted, but the air still goes overhead smoothly. Fully down, the air hits my upper chest, neck and face with no turbulence.

 

[blrfjr]

I love my LL. No more buffeting just clean air. I found that with the screen all the way up it seems to push me in the back of my head (pushing my head forward) which I dont like as I have issues with my neck. I like it all the way down. I mounted my LL with the top edge 2" above the stock screen. Best 75 bucks I've spent! :yahoo: