WRS Windscreen - Honda CRF1100L ABS Africa Twin 2020-2024 - Smoke

This specific WRS windscreen is designed for the Honda CRF1100L ABS Africa Twin models from 2020-2024. Compatibility with non-ABS versions or other model years may vary, and it is recommended to check product specifications or contact the manufacturer.

PMMA plexiglass, also known as acrylic glass, is a transparent thermoplastic often used as a shatter-resistant alternative to glass. It is known for its optical clarity, impact resistance, and UV stability, making it suitable for motorcycle windscreens.

Clean the windscreen using a soft, damp microfiber cloth with mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and dry with another clean microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or tools that could scratch the surface.

The windscreen is designed to improve rider comfort by managing airflow, not to drastically alter the motorcycle's overall aerodynamic profile for racing purposes. It aims to reduce turbulence and buffeting experienced by the rider.

Typically, windscreens designed for specific models utilize the bike's original mounting hardware. Please refer to the product's included parts list or manufacturer's instructions to confirm if any additional hardware is supplied.

Yes, the installation is generally straightforward and can be performed by most riders with basic tools. Clear instructions should be provided with the product, or you can follow the general steps outlined in the 'Setup' section of this guide.

This particular WRS windscreen measures 54cm (approximately 21.25 inches) in height.

Re-check all mounting bolts and ensure they are tightened securely. Verify that the windscreen is correctly seated in its mounting points. Do not overtighten, as this can crack the plexiglass.

The smoke tint can affect visibility in very low light. If this is a concern, consider removing the windscreen for night riding or in dense fog. Clean the windscreen regularly to ensure maximum clarity.

Wind noise is subjective and can be influenced by helmet type, rider height, and riding speed. Ensure the windscreen is correctly installed and that your helmet fits properly. Minor adjustments to rider posture may also help optimize airflow.