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Started by O.C., May 21, 2016, 12:04:35 PM

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O.C.

I think there are a few on here (maybe Debs) using the Laminar lip

My question is...is it effective and I'm wondering if a Laminar Lip will fit the latest Model GTR screen, which may be a little larger than previous, so what do you think ?   
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ROG .

Debs

#1
Yes I do OC.

Contact Heroblobs. They have 2 different sizes for the GTR depending on the year. Ask for the sizes. http://shop.heroblobs.co.uk

If you let me know the width of your screen at the top, I will measure mine to see if it's the same.

I love mine, and when I changed bikes kept the screen with the lip.  I wouldn't be without it. :banana:

doebag

I fitted a laminar lip to the original screen, and was quite happy with it. I have a MRA vario screen which I have tried and never been completely happy with and have reverted to a laminar lip.
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O.C.

Quote from: Debs on May 21, 2016, 12:10:11 PM
Yes I do OC.

Contact Heroblobs. They have 2 different sizes for the GTR depending on the year. Ask for the sizes. http://shop.heroblobs.co.uk

If you let me know the width of your screen at the top, I will measure mine to see if it's the same.

I love mine, and when I changed bikes kept the screen with the lip.  I wouldn't be without it. :banana:

Thanks Debs, It measures 420mm (165 inches) with the tape stretched across the top inside of the screen  :smiley:   

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ROG .

O.C.

Quote from: doebag on May 21, 2016, 12:19:05 PM
I fitted a laminar lip to the original screen, and was quite happy with it. I have a MRA vario screen which I have tried and never been completely happy with and have reverted to a laminar lip.

My screen is great and Kawasaki have now enlarged it and fitted it with a vent for this model year, all of which is fine, but I still get gusts and loud buffeting noise at various height adjustments so I thought I would try a laminar Lip  :smiley:   
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ROG .

beegee

#5
After not being happy with screen and buffering on my model 2010, i fitted after many doubts this week the touring xcreen from mra.
Ough... At last i am very happy with it !
Pity i didnt put it before.
My gtr girlie is a great bike, but couldnt find a solution for the only issue i had with this bike, coming from a big bmw tourer with a large windscreen, ie never had issues with wind or buffering on those...

Today i went for a 300 kms ride in france, and there are many possibilities with this extension, so can find with every speed the perfect solution !
Great thing that !
Hope if you have any doubts you can decide faster than me to find the better solution for you , without changing the looks of this great bike a lot...
Good luck
:punk: :banana:

Ps and it costed me only 99 euro delivered at home, flanders fields...
many grtz ;-
beegee

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BigAlan

I also have the laminar lip at house not on the latest size screen, I also have a spare screen with another laminar lip on it if you want to borrow it and see your more than welcome, I can post it up to you or if I can get my rear in gear I will come up for a couple of days and bring it with me.

Better still I could take it to the meeting and you can try it at your leisure.

Alan
Ducati owner now but I used to have a Black one, the fastest version.
Previous, Sprint ST (2), VFR 800, Fireblade's (4) SP1, VTR1000, GPZ900, CB250, BSA Bantam D14/4, Suzuki TS100, SX200.

Charlie747

Quote from: O.C. on May 21, 2016, 01:01:41 PM
Thanks Debs, It measures 420mm (165 inches) with the tape stretched across the top inside of the screen  :smiley:   

165 inches  :eek:

At 13ft 9in how do yer get it out the gate ?  :scooter:  :mfr_lol:

PRD

Quote from: Charlie747 on May 21, 2016, 09:33:21 PM
165 inches  :eek:

At 13ft 9in how do yer get it out the gate ?  :scooter:  :mfr_lol:
rather small I feel
BMW = Bring More Wallet

O.C.

Quote from: Charlie747 on May 21, 2016, 09:33:21 PM
165 inches  :eek:

At 13ft 9in how do yer get it out the gate ?  :scooter:  :mfr_lol:

   :mfr_lol:  16.5" 
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ROG .

O.C.

Quote from: BigAlan on May 21, 2016, 09:23:01 PM
I also have the laminar lip at house not on the latest size screen, I also have a spare screen with another laminar lip on it if you want to borrow it and see your more than welcome, I can post it up to you or if I can get my rear in gear I will come up for a couple of days and bring it with me.

Better still I could take it to the meeting and you can try it at your leisure.

Alan

thanks very much Al that's very kind of you   :yes:

I really want to keep the OEM screen that is currently on my bike as it features the 'vent' system that works really well.

I wanted to try and reduce the 'roar' that I experience with the screen in various positions and the Laminar Lip seems like a possibility 
BE KIND...


ROG .

Debs


Debs

#12
OC.. When you get the Laminar Lip, my advice is to bolt it on..

It stops anyone nicking it plus my first one flew off at speed on the motorway.  :mfr_lol:

I used flanged button head bolts and rivet nuts..



O.C.

 thanks Debs and a good tip  :clap: 
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ROG .

beegee

#14
I see the lip and the xcreen is not the same thing : the xcreen you can change it easily following wind and speed and  weather conditions before your ride...
There is a version with common bolts that let stick things together for always. But there is a handy come in with a kind of levers you can always change . I do that only sometimes eg with strong wind and fast speed, or if its becoming really too hot in slower rides (set to have more wind on chest)  .
Very flexible thing and it is strong made (germans...stttt....:punk: :banana: :punk: :laugh:) ...
many grtz ;-
beegee

for many GTR pictures : http://hobbysandlife-moto-fotos.blogspot.be/
for bike-topics : http://hobbysandlife-moto.blogspot.be/
for FUNNY bike pictures : http://hobbysandlife-moto-fun.blogspot.be/