GIVI Screen Uni with Kit Smoked 37hX35w

The GIVI A210 is a large universal motorcycle windscreen in a smoked tint, measuring 36.5 cm high by 35 cm wide. It mounts to the side bolts of the headlight bracket and is intended for bikes running a 7-inch round headlight, making it a straightforward way to add wind protection to a naked or retro-styled machine that left the factory without a screen.

The tinted panel blends with dark headlight shells and instrument surrounds while still lifting airflow off the chest and helmet at highway speeds. It suits riders after a modest touring or commuting screen rather than a full fairing, and is made in Italy by GIVI.

Fitment note: the supplied hardware covers many universal applications, but some motorcycles require a model-specific GIVI fitting kit, sold separately.

• Large universal screen, 36.5 cm high x 35 cm wide
• Smoked (tinted) panel to suit dark headlight shells and instruments
• Mounts to the headlight bracket side bolts
• Suits motorcycles with 7-inch round headlights
• Supplied with a universal mounting hardware kit for many applications
• Model-specific GIVI fit kits available separately, including A4124A for Kawasaki Z900RS '18-20 and A6417A for Triumph Speed Twin 1200 '19-21
• Made in Italy

• GIVI A210 universal windscreen (smoked)
• Universal mounting hardware kit

Trial fit the screen before final tightening: check the front guard and forks clear the screen and hardware with the steering turned lock to lock, and confirm the instruments and headlight beam are not obscured.
Tighten the mounting hardware evenly and only to a firm setting - overtightening plastic screens is the most common cause of stress cracks around the bolt holes.
Use the rubber washers, grommets and spacers supplied so the screen is never clamped directly against bare metal.
Re-check all fasteners after the first ride and periodically thereafter, as vibration can loosen headlight bracket bolts.
Wash with plenty of clean warm water and a mild soap using a soft cloth or sponge; flood the surface first so grit floats off rather than being dragged across the screen.
Never dry-wipe a dusty screen, and avoid paper towel or abrasive cloths - both cause fine scratching that scatters light at night.
Keep solvents, petrol, ammonia-based glass cleaners, insect removers and strong degreasers away from the screen, and do not aim a pressure washer at it.
Soften stubborn insect residue with a wet cloth laid on the surface for a few minutes rather than scrubbing.
Store the screen flat, supported and away from direct sunlight or heat sources if it is removed from the bike.
Replace the screen if it develops cracks, crazing or heavy scratching, as a damaged screen can fail at speed.