My Crossrunner

[charlie]

Finally managed to download photos..
Here are some of my Crossrunner

Cheers Bob

[Ben]

Very Nice Indeed

 

[gbrand42]

 

[panagos]

Have you installed the powerbronze adjuster?

[charlie]

Palmer adjusters

BOB

[panagos]

Are you satisfied using the oem screen? Do you think a taller one would be better?

[charlie]

Standard screen is ok for me , but everybody is different.

BOB

[JohnG]

For my '16 Crossrunner I thought I would try a taller screen for winter and bought a Puig, but have found this gives wind noise and turbulence around the sides and towards the top of the screen, though not over the top itself. However I wasn't happy and quickly went back to the OEM screen where I don't notice any buffeting or wind noise at all. I'm just under 6 feet tall but what suits one doesn't always suit another.

[Skids]

Originally Posted by JohnG

For my '16 Crossrunner I thought I would try a taller screen for winter and bought a Puig, but have found this gives wind noise and turbulence around the sides and towards the top of the screen, though not over the top itself. However I wasn't happy and quickly went back to the OEM screen where I don't notice any buffeting or wind noise at all. I'm just under 6 feet tall but what suits one doesn't always suit another.

OEM will have been either wind tunnel tested or equivalent use of computing power to determine optimum flow through design. Aftermarket screens are designed to be sold. There's little to no testing.

I commute 100+ miles per day on 70mph limit dual carriageways and I don't have an issue with he OEM screen (I'm 180cm tall).