[Chrisj]

What a job to change. Fit and finish is perfect on it. This is the sr series

 

[Mick83]

Nice Chris. I think the smoke looks much better than the dark. This is the one which I plan to install. I take it from the pics, that fairings have got to come off? Any tips on install?



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[devill66]

Did all that have to be removed to get the windsheeld replaced?

 

[Infinwin]

Looks great, but **** what a PITA to get on! Careful come summer time, the dealer warned me that some 1199 owners who switched the windscreen had problems with it acting like a magnifying glass and cooking their LCD, when left in the sun.

 

[Mick83]

Where did you get your "ducati corse" sticker?

Looks nice in silver.


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[Chrisj]

Nice Chris. I think the smoke looks much better than the dark. This is the one which I plan to install. I take it from the pics, that fairings have got to come off? Any tips on install?



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Fairings have to come off. Be careful of the plastic pin on the nose between headlights. Get your finger up there to push on it to release from rubber grommet, and pull straight out. You'll also need a very small torx bit for the windshield.

 

[Chrisj]

Looks great, but **** what a PITA to get on! Careful come summer time, the dealer warned me that some 1199 owners who switched the windscreen had problems with it acting like a magnifying glass and cooking their LCD, when left in the sun.

It is a pita, but then you gain knowledge of how things come apart. Very impressed with the fit and finish of this bike. First Italian machine so it's all new to me. I've heard the horror stories with smoked shields. I've had one on every bike I've had and zero issues. My bikes are never left outside for long periods anyways.

 

[Ducfart]

Pics of the end result please.

 

[krissrock]

Pops in the back caught a couple stray bullets eh?
what's that aboot?