This was my second trip with the Ztechnik VStream Windshield and now I guess I have the final review. For my off course
For me, the Ztechnik VStream Windshield is not a good product.
From Ztechnik web site, this windshield is suppose to delivery: QUIET • COMFORT • OPTICS
it give me the Optics, but Quiet and Confort the anwser is no.
for noise, it's worst then the stock windshield and much worst then CeeBailey.
for confort, it's a little better then stock, but worst then CeeBailey.
I can sacrifice some optics for more quiet and confortable ride.
Their web site claims that "At speeds of 50-90 mph, the air swirls off the windshield in an approximate 90-degree segment of rotation, i.e. it rolls off the windshield, hits the bottom of the rider's neck on the way up, and curves off the shoulder at approximately 45 degrees".
Only if I use it all way up my hemet.
If I put down to my eye line, the noise is pretty loud, the buffeting is extremely anoing.
So I'm putting back the CeeBailey and send this one to eBay.
It's bummer because I like the lines of this windshield and also like the clarity, but the noise is a big issue for me and for the wife.
I would appreciate any comments from people who are liking it, on how they are using it and how tall you are.
for me: I'm 6.2, wife 5.8,
I like to use a windshield one or two inches below my eye line.
Neither one that I used so far is perfect, but VStream is one of the worst on that setup.
For me, the Ztechnik VStream Windshield is not a good product.
From Ztechnik web site, this windshield is suppose to delivery: QUIET • COMFORT • OPTICS
it give me the Optics, but Quiet and Confort the anwser is no.
for noise, it's worst then the stock windshield and much worst then CeeBailey.
for confort, it's a little better then stock, but worst then CeeBailey.
I can sacrifice some optics for more quiet and confortable ride.
Their web site claims that "At speeds of 50-90 mph, the air swirls off the windshield in an approximate 90-degree segment of rotation, i.e. it rolls off the windshield, hits the bottom of the rider's neck on the way up, and curves off the shoulder at approximately 45 degrees".
Only if I use it all way up my hemet.
If I put down to my eye line, the noise is pretty loud, the buffeting is extremely anoing.
So I'm putting back the CeeBailey and send this one to eBay.
It's bummer because I like the lines of this windshield and also like the clarity, but the noise is a big issue for me and for the wife.
I would appreciate any comments from people who are liking it, on how they are using it and how tall you are.
for me: I'm 6.2, wife 5.8,
I like to use a windshield one or two inches below my eye line.
Neither one that I used so far is perfect, but VStream is one of the worst on that setup.