Tiger 800 Windshields

[fbj913]

Originally Posted by findlj

Does the Givi Adjustable use the stock windshield bracket above the headlight? I'm using the Holan headlight guard and it uses the windshield bracket above the light.

no the bracket are different. it uses the same threaded holes but the bracket is totally different. You may be able to find some directions online that would show it better. I no longer use or have the screen.

[UtahFox]

Originally Posted by WestVirginia

Looking into buying an 800XC. Are these screens you guys are talking about for highway use only or would you leave them on for off road fun?

The Madstad can be removed in about a minute, or adjusted down and out of the way. There are four anti-vibration screws so you can put in a bag. But I'm not sure I'd ever do either.



You can see the adjustable rails on this one.

[Xcountry-Rider]

Ok folks time to plat the name that wind shield game.

[cug]

Wild guess:

http://shop.nationalcycle.com/perl/c...model=tr%2d019

[levain]

Originally Posted by UtahFox

The Madstad can be removed in about a minute, or adjusted down and out of the way. There are four anti-vibration screws so you can put in a bag. But I'm not sure I'd ever do either.



You can see the adjustable rails on this one.

What size pelicans are those? What rack did you use? Can you show a picture from behind?

[Xcountry-Rider]

Originally Posted by cug

Wild guess:

http://shop.nationalcycle.com/perl/c...model=tr%2d019

Awe...

[burmbuster]

Originally Posted by Dr. Doofenshmirtz

Awe...

I tell ya, Doc, I still think the Madstad set up is the most stable. Not bad looking though. What is it? Givi?

[Xcountry-Rider]

Originally Posted by burmbuster

I tell ya, Doc, I still think the Madstad set up is the most stable. Not bad looking though. What is it? Givi?

Vstream, You maybe correct with the most stable but not the best looking. It's probably the most functional but it does not match the styling of the bike and thats important.'Its got an odd sort of look on the bike. Out of place but still works.'I can see why some have choose it but i'll pass.

[cug]

Originally Posted by burmbuster

I tell ya, Doc, I still think the Madstad set up is the most stable. Not bad looking though. What is it? Givi?

Z-Technik V-Stream

[Xcountry-Rider]

Originally Posted by cug

Z-Technik V-Stream

Wow those things are off the chart expensive!! 350 bucks no thanks!!

[Xcountry-Rider]

Originally Posted by burmbuster

I tell ya, Doc, I still think the Madstad set up is the most stable. Not bad looking though. What is it? Givi?

The Tiger 800 XC sort of has a kind of bird of prey look to it. With the Madstad it kind of morphs into a more woodpecker like design.

[Mercury264]

Originally Posted by Dr. Doofenshmirtz

Wow those things are off the chart expensive!! 350 bucks no thanks!!

No shit, 350 bucks for a bit of shaped plastic and a mount.

[Mercury264]

Originally Posted by Dr. Doofenshmirtz

Vstream, You maybe correct with the most stable but not the best looking. It's probably the most functional but it does not match the styling of the bike and thats important.'Its got an odd sort of look on the bike. Out of place but still works.'I can see why some have choose it but i'll pass.

+1

Totally agree.

[burmbuster]

Originally Posted by Dr. Doofenshmirtz

The Tiger 800 XC sort of has a kind of bird of prey look to it. With the Madstad it kind of morphs into a more woodpecker like design.

That makes perfect sense! This bike does give me a woody!

[UtahFox]

Originally Posted by Dr. Doofenshmirtz

The Tiger 800 XC sort of has a kind of bird of prey look to it. With the Madstad it kind of morphs into a more woodpecker like design.

I guess my bike has a name now.