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I thought since it was quite common to replace the Burgman windscreen I would take some notes and Pics while I was doing mine.
Pics again are in the allwalk gallery http://burgmanusa.com/gallery/album26
1. As viewed from the riding position remove the left and right screws as viewd in photo windscreen 1
2. Remove front plastic cosmetic cover by gently pulling up on the ends. This piece just clicks into slots in the screen, see pic windscreen 2
3. Remove the 4 screws that secure the windscreen to the windscreen brace, see pic windscreen 3
4. I found it easier to remove the rubber gromet nuts ( see windscreen 4) by wiggling in a circular motion. I found it easier to reinstall the new windscreen this way.
5. reinstall rubber gromets from step 4 into new windscreen , pushing them in from behind.
6. I put screws back in the grommets once reinstalled to assist in pushing then back into the brace.
7. Retighten screws and reinstall the plastic cosmetic cover.
Note! The plastic cover does not fit as nicely with the new windscreen due to the compound curves on the new screen. DOn't get me wrong, it still looks good but there is a slight gap noticeable upon close inspection.
Now go for a test ride and enjoy!
Photo windscreen 5 shows the stock screen sitting on the new one and again in the mounted position for photo 6
Pics again are in the allwalk gallery http://burgmanusa.com/gallery/album26
1. As viewed from the riding position remove the left and right screws as viewd in photo windscreen 1
2. Remove front plastic cosmetic cover by gently pulling up on the ends. This piece just clicks into slots in the screen, see pic windscreen 2
3. Remove the 4 screws that secure the windscreen to the windscreen brace, see pic windscreen 3
4. I found it easier to remove the rubber gromet nuts ( see windscreen 4) by wiggling in a circular motion. I found it easier to reinstall the new windscreen this way.
5. reinstall rubber gromets from step 4 into new windscreen , pushing them in from behind.
6. I put screws back in the grommets once reinstalled to assist in pushing then back into the brace.
7. Retighten screws and reinstall the plastic cosmetic cover.
Note! The plastic cover does not fit as nicely with the new windscreen due to the compound curves on the new screen. DOn't get me wrong, it still looks good but there is a slight gap noticeable upon close inspection.
Now go for a test ride and enjoy!
Photo windscreen 5 shows the stock screen sitting on the new one and again in the mounted position for photo 6