Seca windscreens

I have decided i would like (at some point when my $$ let me) get a windscreen to take the wind/truck wake off the torso...

I have an 82 XJ750RJ Seca and have seen only a few fairings that fit the square headlight bikes.

I like the ones that came on the Turbo's, but were there others ?

Pic example of another i found
http://www.halford.org.nz/images/Bikes/XJ750_1.jpg

optional gear ?

Anyone else with a seca have a slick looking windscreen ?

 

Google: EagleScreens of Australia. I got a terrific deal on a screen I needed for my Seca900. Light smoke, wind-lip and a perfect fit!

Yamaha wanted almost 3-bills for a new one.

EagleScreens sent me one of their finest custom windshields for 80-bucks -- delivered!!!

 

I'll check them out !

Someone more wise about Seca's correct me, but..

From googling for images it almost looks like regular seca 1's didnt have a windscreen/half fairing, but 750D's and Turbos did ?

anyone fitted a turbo or D (fuel injected jap model) parts ? I would "assume" it would work..

 

Knick:

Rifle makes fairings that fit the rectangular headlights. Basically it's a universal fairing but you specify which headlight insert for them to put in.

They go for $200 - $400, but used ones show up on e-bay from time to time.

This link should take you to the page with three fairings that fit your bike.

http://www.rifle.com/Motorcycle/Yamaha/ ... Seca%20750)

When money allows, I'd like to get the "Sport" model they have for my little Seca. Help with the wind blast and hopefully the aero -- better MPG.

Regards,
Herb

 

I decided the bug in teeth thing did not work for me commuting to work through the marshes of NJ. Many a bug has met its maker on the faring and not my shirt or face.

I was able to dig up a vetter quicksilver sport faring over 15 years ago and modified the mounting brackets using stainless muffler clamps and an old innertube cut to protect the frame on my XJ650. I angled the faring so I could see over the top of the windshield and the wind broke just over the top of my helmet. I really liked the extra two pockets to store gloves and tools. Had to remove the stock headlight and replaced it with the one built into the faring. I replaced the headlight with the brightest one they make and at night it really lights up the road on high beam.

The faring is a bit dated now but a little engineering and a referbed used fairing or windscreen may work if you can't find one new. You can see my pics under my profile.