Upgrade your riding experience with a Gustafsson premium windscreen, meticulously engineered for optimum performance. Crafted from high-grade Acrylic G, our windscreen boasts unparalleled durability, ensuring it stands strong against the elements. Whether you’re cruising under the sun or braving the salty sea breeze, rest assured that our windscreen is UV and saltwater resistant, guaranteeing lasting clarity and protection. Arriving preformed, cut, and polished to perfection, our windscreen is primed for effortless installation. With meticulously finished edges and comprehensive installation instructions included, achieving a flawless fit has never been easier. But what truly sets our windscreen apart is its optical precision. Engineered with a refined crafting technique, each screen delivers crystal-clear clarity, providing an unparalleled view of the road ahead. Designed with motorcycles in mind, our windscreen offers superior performance and aesthetics, making it the ultimate choice for riders seeking the best in both function and style. FITMENT Kawasaki Z1-R 1978 – 1980 (Drag Style) Tinted Dark Smoke This does not fit the Stock Fairing This screen requires drilling INSTALLATION Fit Your Screen The acrylic can be squeezed in or spread out. Heating may also be required to obtain best fit. Mark holes with marker or scribe. Drilling Rest screen on a table while drilling. Widen holes with cone-shaped sandstones. Mounting – DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN BOLTS, ESPECIALLY METAL BOLTS. WINDSCREEN INSTALLATION TIPS Conventional high-speed drill bits do not work well with hard plastics such as the high-quality acrylic that we use, due to the following reasons: 60 Degree bit that has a sharper point than a conventional bit. A diamond dust coating helps the tip penetrate the plastic more smoothly, avoiding chipping and cracking. Less pitch than a conventional bit. A new bit guarantees a sharp edge that will make a smooth hole without riding up the drill bit. Drilling Tips: Do NOT support the back of your screen with anything! The screen should be drilled with no pressure on it. Drill perpendicular to the screen Slow to medium speeds work best when working with acrylic Let the bit do the work, try to take up to 1 minute drilling each hole Do not try and punch through the back side, once again, let the bit slowly cut through
