Now a Wee owner....
Fit like a glove and less turbulence than the Burgman which is weird.
Palm throttle yup
Cruise yup
Adjustable windscreen yup
engine guard and crash plate.
new chain
Literally the guy must have been the same size as me. Mirrors everything were in the right place.
Sat on a stock one - bars were a tad far forward with the big tank...
One I bought of course had risers on it. ...of COURSE it did...
Bark busters yup.
It just fit and I'm flat foot on it - with my mesh riding pants I think it might be easier to get on than the Burgman.
My top case will fit with a $50 plate I picked up there.
Ready to roll tomorrow morning.
Quite pleased.
The MadStad Adjustable Windshield Mount gives you total control over the windshield height, angle, airflow and comfort, regardless of the windshield you are using. Does it solve the turbulence problem? Here's what one of our customers had to say: "The absolute best farkel .... period. Little, little money; and for me an absolutely tremendous improvement for the bike. ... Should be the very first farkle for any new v-strom owner. I am quite serious when I say this, and I am in no way affiliated with Madstad; other than of course being a very elated; happy customer" - Jim, Huntington Beach, CA
No V-Strom should be without it! To see just how it works and how easily it adjusts, simply play the video below. If you are looking for a great windshield that gives you smooth airflow and better protection than the short stock shield, you can now get the MadStad Adventure shield to go with your MadStad brackets. This shield is shown in the first picture in the gallery above and it is available in 20" and 22" sizes (500mm and 550mm) clear, light gray, medium-smoke bronze or dark smoke tint. Click here to see Windshield Tint Options. You can get the shield by itself at any time, but you get a special discount price if you buy it together with the MadStad brackets.
Be careful though next thing you know you'll be selling the Scooter and getting a dedicated (Garmin???!!!???) GPS.... :icon_smile:
Came with one key...best place to get more cut. Dealer says any key place...is this true?
Range at touring speeds? - 100-120.
How accurate is the speedo? ( horrid on the Burgman 10% off )
How accurate is the gas gauge. ( decent on the Burgman )
Synthetic versus mineral oil?
It's got a centre stand so I'm skipping the auto-oiler my kid has - got some lube that is supposed to stick. How often to check.
What tire pressure? front and back ( I have real time TPMS ) so will figure out which bike needs it more ( I suspect the Burgman but will take it with me touring the Wee as it's just a matter of moving the valve covers ( or maybe ordering a second set )
Any quirks I should know about??. I'm very happy with the Burgman 650 lights....can I assume the Wee is similar?
Now a Wee owner....
Fit like a glove and less turbulence than the Burgman which is weird.
Palm throttle yup
Cruise yup
Adjustable windscreen yup
engine guard and crash plate.
new chain
Literally the guy must have been the same size as me. Mirrors everything were in the right place.
Sat on a stock one - bars were a tad far forward with the big tank...
One I bought of course had risers on it. ...of COURSE it did...
Bark busters yup.
It just fit and I'm flat foot on it - with my mesh riding pants I think it might be easier to get on than the Burgman.
My top case will fit with a $50 plate I picked up there.
Ready to roll tomorrow morning.
Quite pleased.