Tinted windscreen

[72racer]

Thought I would try something different,was looking for blue windscreen they dont make one yet so I used blue vinyl headlight tint.....

 

[bmw675]

looks good. i'd like to see how well it holds up in the elements (sun/bugs). ive never paid any attention to what it looks like up close on cars.

btw, it looks like you got the same bike as i got in the background.

 

[72racer]

looks good. i'd like to see how well it holds up in the elements (sun/bugs). ive never paid any attention to what it looks like up close on cars.

btw, it looks like you got the same bike as i got in the background.

Its suppose to be pretty tough stuff,its pretty thick vinyl kinda tough to work with,Lotsa soapy water and ahair dryer or heat gun and about 1 hour,you have to be patient in the beginning you would swear this isnt gonna work..

 

[dart1963]

http://www.600cc.org/forum/f87/idea-yamaha-windscreen-18882/

not gonna last as long a painting it... plastic breathes... no one has given a time frame for how long before you start to see air bubble though. Just an FYI!

You should look at FZRblack's... he painted with a Yami logo in it.

 

[PuRpl3_Dr4nK]

Looks sick man

 

[Diluted]

Is that Lamin-X?

Looks good btw!

 

[JonKerr]

I don't know what the laws are elsewhere, but a friend of mine got pulled over for a blue windscreen. Apparently in Cali you can't have blue or red windscreens (just like you're not allowed to have blue or red LED's) because you could get a glare or reflection that could look like an emergency vehicle.