Givi Screen (D225ST) for the Tiger 1050
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I used to own a Givi Screen - D225ST for my Tiger 1050.
Was it an improvement?  Hmmmm, hard to say, screens are such a compromise at the best of times.  The Givi was
much taller so I had less wind pressure but it created more turbulence. The Givi kept most of the bugs off my Visor.
On the downside - The Givi screen was thin and it wobbled and it blurred the field of view in places.  The larger Givi
Screen  made the Tiger look and feel much more like a tourer.  I found it made me ride slower in the twisty sections.
On the plus side - I could cruise at 80+ with very little effort,  there was some turbulence and wind noise, about the same
screen I once covered 560 miles in one day in reasonable comfort .

Would I recommended the Givi?    I've replaced it with a Touratech Windscreen Deflector because I did not enjoy riding
the Tiger as much with the Givi screen.  If you tour a moderate speeds the Givi can be recommended.
Givi Screen vs Stock
These 3 photos show just how large
the stock Tiger 1050 Screen.

The Givi was just a little too wide for my
Handguards so I had to trim the screen.
I had to cut a small
amount off the bottom
corners to allow the
my GS Handguards in
place.  The modified
screen now follows
the shape of the fairing
better than the
standard Givi.

TIP: I peeled back the
black rubber trim, to
cut the perspex and
superglued the trim
back in place.
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