Tutorial Part 3 of 3, installing the new windshield and safely replacing all parts on the 07/08 Suzuki Burgman 400.
Part 3 of 3 – Suzuki Burgman 400 Windshield Replacement
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Thanks for the video David. Great tips.
Excellent videos!
I plan to “take the test” this evening and install an AF266 on my ’08 400.
I suspect watching these videos saved me a LOT of time. Thank you, Dave.
Man, you make it look sooo easy. After watching this, I may attempt to install mine also. Thanks for the video.
Just installed mine thanks to your video… Not 100% sold on it though … Boy my neck is hurting… Seems like the turbulence is pushing my neck forward ?
Thanks for posting this info! I’m probably going to get this same windshield for my ’08 I purchased last fall. Do you still have your burgman? I’m about the same hight as you and was wondering if you had to cut the windshield down some to be able to see over it? If you did cut it down, how did you do it?
very good info, as I am going to replace the stock windshield with a taller GIVI
could u make more videos about burgman ???
Thanks. I am installing mine on my 08 Burgman tomorrow.
I finally installed mine. After 1 hour of 4-letter language, I had to come back here to refer to your vids again. It’s very important to note that you shouldn’t just start jamming those hex-head screws in…you run a good chance of pressing into the rubber grommits and pushing them right out of the mounting hole…and having them fall INTO your front fender. When that happens, it’s a royal beeyotch to fish them out. Go slow and line up your holes. God bless these 3 vids.
It’s important to note on this windshield, it not only increases the height of the wind flow over the rider, but also to the sides. For taller folks, sometimes they’ll get one of those small add-on deflectors to put on top of the stock wind-shield. This will help push the air over, but the air will still come around the screen and smack your helmet in the sides. The end result is that there is less wind force in your face, but you still get a lot of wind noise in your ears.
David- Nice illustration . I have a 06 400S Burgman and i live in Fl. I take off the Givi shield every spring and put on the stock one for summer riding .. Looks about the same except for the 2 braces in the shield goin to the side … I love my Givi ..
Ben
Hey thank’s david, I’m just about to buy a burgman 400, and like you want to fit a givi screen to it , now thank’s to you I can with confidence. thank’s again buddy. T.C. isle of wight uk.
Thanks Dave. I got a Givi windshield for my 400 for Christmas and just finished installing it. (I’m in Wisconsin and it’s a little chilly..10 degrees this morning. Thank goodness for garages). And thank goodness for this video. You saved me to tons of time. Too bad I have to wait until spring to try it out!
Fantastic….but is 266DT + D266KIT ?
Thanks David, I’m 6’4″ and will probably make the same mod in the future. How’s does it perform? Any loss in MGP’s?
Professional quality videos. Very well edited and the description has been very helpful. Thank you.
Very educational presentation. You should post a video of you ride the Burgman next time. Thanks David.