honda_nc700x
New Member
Hi,
I tried a search first, but came up empty. The search tool filers out the key word 'zero', so lots of gravity results return.
I am wondering if anyone has tried out the Zero Gravity windscreens? See following link:
Zero Gravity Windscreen
There are two models for the NC700X - a (smaller) SR series one and a (larger) Sport Touring one. And all sorts of colors/tints.
I had a double bubble windscreen from Zero Gravity for my CBR600 F4i. I really like it and thought it worked well - maybe cause the rider is tucked forward a bit more in the riding position and in a pocket of air, but even sitting up I had much less wind hitting me on the old bike compared to the tiny stock NC700X windscreen.
Just wondering if anyone here has any experience/knowledge of these Zero Gravity windshields for the NC700X. I don't want to get anything huge and take away from the looks of the bike. It's a bit of a balancing act between form (looks) and functionality (wind protection).
I am 6'4" with 34" inseam, so I may sit a bit higher up than the average rider.
Thanks for your input/thoughts.
I tried a search first, but came up empty. The search tool filers out the key word 'zero', so lots of gravity results return.
I am wondering if anyone has tried out the Zero Gravity windscreens? See following link:
Zero Gravity Windscreen
There are two models for the NC700X - a (smaller) SR series one and a (larger) Sport Touring one. And all sorts of colors/tints.
I had a double bubble windscreen from Zero Gravity for my CBR600 F4i. I really like it and thought it worked well - maybe cause the rider is tucked forward a bit more in the riding position and in a pocket of air, but even sitting up I had much less wind hitting me on the old bike compared to the tiny stock NC700X windscreen.
Just wondering if anyone here has any experience/knowledge of these Zero Gravity windshields for the NC700X. I don't want to get anything huge and take away from the looks of the bike. It's a bit of a balancing act between form (looks) and functionality (wind protection).
I am 6'4" with 34" inseam, so I may sit a bit higher up than the average rider.
Thanks for your input/thoughts.