GIVI Screen Uni with Kit D40 42hx43w

The GIVI A660 Airstar is a universal motorcycle windscreen aimed at riders of traditional and retro-styled machines who want more wind protection without altering the character of the bike. Its clean, understated shape is designed to sit naturally on a naked or classic motorcycle rather than dominate the front end.

Because it is a universal screen rather than a model-specific one, the A660 is supplied with GIVI's D40 fitting kit, which mounts to two points and can be adjusted to suit a range of bikes and riding positions. It suits commuters and weekend riders looking to cut windblast on open roads while keeping the front of the bike looking uncluttered.

Fitment is universal, so please check your handlebar and headlight clearances before ordering.

• Universal-fit windscreen designed for traditional and retro-styled motorcycles
• Simple, understated profile that preserves the bike's original lines
• Screen size 42 cm high x 43 cm wide
• Supplied with the GIVI D40 universal fitting kit
• Two-point mounting system for straightforward installation
• Stainless steel support bars included in the kit
• Adjustable clamps and brackets let you set screen height and angle

• GIVI A660 Airstar universal windscreen
• GIVI D40 universal fitting kit (stainless steel bars, adjustable clamps and mounting brackets)

Check headlight, handlebar, instrument and steering-lock clearance before fitting, and turn the bars lock to lock once mounted to confirm nothing fouls.
Mount the screen using the supplied D40 bars, clamps and brackets, tightening fasteners progressively and evenly — over-tightening clamps against the screen can craze or crack it.
Set the height and angle so you look over the top of the screen rather than through it, then re-check the setting after a short test ride at low speed.
Re-check all clamp and bracket fasteners after the first ride and periodically thereafter, as vibration can loosen hardware over time.
Wash with plenty of clean water and a mild soap using a soft cloth or sponge; grit lifted by water first prevents scratching.
Do not dry-wipe a dusty screen, and avoid solvents, petrol, ammonia-based glass cleaners, abrasive polishes and scourers.
Dry with a clean soft cloth or chamois, and avoid pressure washing directly at the screen or its mounting hardware.
Remove insects and road film promptly by soaking with water rather than scrubbing, as dried residue is harder on the surface.
Rinse and dry the stainless bars, clamps and brackets after riding in wet or salty conditions to keep the hardware clean.
Inspect the screen regularly for cracks, crazing, deep scratches or distortion in your line of sight, and replace it if the view is compromised.
Avoid resting helmets, jackets or tank bags against the screen, and take care not to lever on it when moving or parking the bike.