National Cycle N20308 V Stream Windshield for Yamaha FJR1300, Tinted

The VStream® gets its name from the unique shape and contoured design. The patented 'V' profile windshield pushes the turbulent wind out and away from the side of the rider's head, producing a quieter and more comfortable riding experience. This improvement also reduces wind noise and buffeting for the passenger.

• Quantum® hardcoated for scratch resistance 10x better than FMR coating and 30x better than acrylic
• Polycarbonate is used for outstanding optics and impact strength 23X better than acrylic
• Reduced wind noise
• Superior strength
• Less turbulence

The National Cycle N20308 V Stream windshield is specifically designed for Yamaha FJR1300 motorcycles, offering riders enhanced comfort and reduced turbulence during rides. Its distinctive V-shaped profile effectively directs turbulent airflow away from the rider's head, resulting in a quieter, more stable riding experience. The contoured design minimizes wind noise and buffeting for both the rider and passenger, making long journeys more enjoyable. Constructed from high-quality materials, this windshield combines durability with exceptional optical clarity, ensuring clear visibility in various riding conditions. The use of impact-resistant polycarbonate and Quantum® hardcoat provides scratch resistance that surpasses standard coatings, maintaining a sleek appearance over time. This windshield is a valuable upgrade for riders seeking improved aerodynamics and comfort without sacrificing style or strength. Easy to install, it integrates seamlessly with the Yamaha FJR1300, enhancing both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

Features:

• V-shaped contoured design directs turbulent airflow away from rider's head

• Quantum® hardcoat provides scratch resistance 10x better than FMR coating

• Polycarbonate construction offers outstanding optical clarity and impact strength 23x better than acrylic

• Reduces wind noise and buffeting for rider and passenger

• Enhanced durability and strength for long-term use