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Molded using a very durable, lightweight 1/8" thick polycarbonate - giving the windshield a high impact strength and making it shatter-resistant with a superior light transmission quality. Mounts quickly and easily onto the stock headlight cowling for a clean factory look. Drilling of the cowling is required, hardware is included. Removal for trail riding is also quick and easy.

Only Clear screens are available at this time.

The Rally windscreen from Parabellum is the perfect protection from wind and debris without sacrificing technical off-road capabilities. This is an upright rally type windscreen that looks aggressive and performs well under all types of riding. Designed primarily for the off-road / dualsport enthusiast, this shield keeps pressure off the rider's chest while commuting from home to adventure and back.

Mounting is accomplished by drilling two holes on each side of your headlight cowl using the provided template. The shield is 14 inches tall, 11.5 inches wide at the bottom narrowing to 8.5 inches at the top. Made from military aircraft grade cast acrylic.

This unit will not fit properly on '90 to '01 DR650 headlight cowls.

Transform your ride. MadStad's patented mounting system allows riders to adjust the height and angle of their motorcycle windshield resulting in much smoother airflow, better wind protection and a more comfortable ride than any fixed windshield can provide. Better still, this dual-sport version pivots the shield down and forward to get it out of your way for off-road riding!

What's included in the kit:
Their complete bolt-on system is custom-made for your bike and includes everything needed to mount and position the shield. Your bike will not require any modification.

• A set of MadStad adjustable dual-sport brackets
• 3/16" (4.5 mm) thick cast acrylic windshield.

The MadStad brackets bolt to the top of your fork clamps and are completely free of the handlebars. You can adjust the shield for the optimum height, angle and airflow for comfortable street and highway riding. When going off-road you can leave your comfort adjustment as-is and pivot the entire system down and forward in front of the headlight so you can get it out of your face completely. When it comes time to hit the pavement again, simply pivot it back up and you are back in street riding comfort mode.