Haha thanks! Actually I impressed myself so much with the quick version I decided to see how nice I could make it. I call version one my "oven mitts" version since it was just shaped by hand. Version has clean lines and no more waviness.
Nice work! How thick is the plexi that you used? I have a whole sheet left to me by a buddy who moved. It would be fun to try this as well.
OMG that's why I'm replacing it in the first place! The puig touring screen pulled the well nuts while I was on the highway!
It's the $27 Home Depot .093x20x24" acrylic sheet. I was worried about flimsiness but proceeded when I noticed it was about the same thickness as the puig (which is probably polycarbonate). Once you add some bends along the length they provide quite a bit of stiffness. I Covered both sides with blue painters tape and left that on through all steps, even heating and bending. Cuts real nice on the band saw just be real diligent about relief cuts as you go.
At least you geared up and went out.
For sure, would be a good resource here on the site!
The screen for the 750 is thicker. The 700 screen is 3mm, and I think that's at the thickest part. That's a difference of something close to 0.7mm between the thickest part of the puig and the .093in acrylic sheet.According to their website, the Puig Touring windscreen is "4mm thick acrylic material".
I would've thought it was Lexan (polycarbonate) as well!?!
Adding bar risers fixed the issues I had with my barkbusters hitting aftermarket screens. It also just made it much more comfortable for me.
I’m a bit on the shorter end, I have no interest in raising the bars, though that would definitely have fixed the issue. I have a dremelled in slot too for the brake line bc it was hitting originally. I take pleasure in cludged solutions
