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By Waltr
#6697
Anyone with an Avon fairing care to give any comments? How is it in windy conditions? Does the rider experience a lot of buffeting? It looks aerodynamic but does fuel mileage go down running it?

Thanks
Walt
By Mark M
#62243
Can you be more specific please? Are we talking 1950s handlebar type, 1960s full fairing or something from our Hosts's catalogue?

REgards, Mark
By Craig
#62261
I once acquired a 500cc Bullet (India) With a 50s Avon (Handle Bar) Faring on..That my Kids christened "PINGU" (Stop and think? ;0).. Right..I noticed No Bad Effects with this Fairing...Weather protection was Good, Perhaps a Slightly Nosier engine as with most fairings, I thought it looked Nice from the Front & Bad from the Back,,But it was well made survived a crash and no bad thoughts (Glad I tried one),,I sold the bike to a to a mate who Promptly Dunped the fairing , he hated it.. My Verdict..Well I like "TRI_Screens", If a Bike Came with a "50s Avon" I would leave it on and Enjoy (You do need to move your head lamp though and extend its wiring a bit)..Would I buy New?? "I preffer the TRI_Screen"..All IMHO of Corse...But give it a go, 8 out of 10 ;0)
By Waltr
#62266
Thanks for the replys. I was asking about the Avon Fairing on H's websitebeing for to a new UCE bullett.
By Mark M
#62269
As it happens I've just fitted the Givi Windshield (part number 200315) to my Mk 2 Interceptor and very nice it is too. The high US handlebars on the S2 make cruising at anything over 55 hard work and the screen really helps. I did 100 miles on Sunday in mixed conditions including some quite windy weather and handling wasn't affected at all. The Avon is a similar shape so I imagine it will be very similar in use. Incidentally I didn't buy my screen from our Hosts, it was a gift from a workmate who wasn't using it so I put it in the garage loft ages ago and only found it last week when looking for something else. Thanks for the pressie Richard!

REgards, Mark

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