Givi | SKU: D2013ST

GIVI SCREEN YAM T-MAX 530 12>

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GIVI SCREEN YAM T-MAX 530 12>

~~$289.95~~ $270.00

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GIVI SCREEN YAM T-MAX 530 12>

~~$289.95~~ $270.00

The Givi D2013ST is a model-specific replacement windscreen for the Yamaha T-Max 530, built to fit in place of the standard screen on 2012 to 2016 models. It is a straight swap rather than a universal add-on, so the profile and mounting points are matched to the scooter's original bodywork.

The transparent finish keeps the rider's forward view clear and preserves the standard look of the scooter, while the taller screen area moves more of the airflow up and over the rider. It suits daily commuters and touring riders on the T-Max who want less wind pressure and noise on longer runs and at highway speeds.

Fits Yamaha T-Max 530, 2012-2016 only. Check your model year before ordering.

Model-specific screen for the Yamaha T-Max 530 (2012-2016)
Mounts in place of the original screen using the standard fitting points
Transparent finish for a clear forward view
Larger screen area than standard for improved wind deflection
Dimensions 65 x 61 cm (height x width)

Brand	Givi
Model	D2013ST
Type	Specific screen, replaces the original screen
Finish	Transparent
Dimensions	65 x 61 cm (height x width)
Fitment	Yamaha T-Max 530, 2012-2016
SKU	D2013ST
Barcode	8019606150998

Remove any protective film from both faces before or immediately after fitting, and keep the screen on its packaging while you work to avoid scratching it.
Fit by removing the original screen and reusing the standard mounting points; do the fasteners up progressively and only lightly firm, as over-tightening can crack the screen around the mounting holes.
After fitting, check the screen sits square with even gaps to the bodywork, and confirm it does not foul the handlebars at full lock before riding.
Wash with plenty of clean water and a mild soap using a soft cloth or sponge; rinse grit away first rather than wiping a dry, dusty screen.
Do not use solvents, petrol, methylated spirits, ammonia-based glass cleaners or abrasive polishes, and avoid paper towel and scouring pads, as these can haze or craze the surface.
Dry with a clean microfibre cloth and blot rather than scrub to reduce fine scratching.
Avoid resting helmets, gloves or tank bags against the screen, and take care with high-pressure washers around the mounting points.
Re-check the fasteners after the first few rides and periodically thereafter, as vibration can loosen them.
Replace the screen if it develops cracks or star fractures around the mounting holes or edges, as these spread under wind load.