Product Details
"SP" Sport-Screen Windshield by MRA®. The MRA sports screen is a real eye-catcher with its zippy 38cm height, the focus clearly laid on aesthetics. Shapely, racy and dynamic, the screen blends in perfectly with the overall visual appeal of the Africa Twin.
Notes
- Due to Manufacturer Restrictions this product cannot be sold internationally and/or shipped to Alaska, Hawaii, Canada.
Specifications
| ABE: Yes |
| Length inmm: 370 |
| Width inmm: 310 |
| Style: Sport-Screen "SP" |
Includes
- MRA Sport Screen
- Installation instructions
Features
- Expertly Crafted from the highest grade materials
- Will help make your outdoor adventures more comfortable
- Made with love for bikes and passion for outdoor adventures
The MRA motorcycle windshield for Honda Africa Twin CRF1000L Sport Screen is a direct replacement for the OEM equipment with improved aerodynamics and sporty appearance. Designed and engineered in Germany with extensive testing in the wind tunnel and on the Autobahn to enhance airflow around the motorcycle with a slightly lower profile than the factory unit. The Sport Screen adds an aggressive appearance that perfectly compliments the lines and attitude of the Africa Twin. Safety is an important part of each design and every MRA screen is designed to break with a blunt edge.
No modifications are required to mount, simply remove the OEM screen and bolt on the MRA.
Founded more than twenty five years ago, MRA® (Motorcycle Racing Accessories) has its roots in motorbike racing. From the very beginning, MRA was developing fairings, screens and racing seats for the racetracks. Since the end of the 80’s, it has specialized exclusively in designing and manufacturing of motorbike screens. MRA is a team of qualified, highly motivated technicians and experts that create top-grade motorcycle parts and accessories using state-of-the-art equipment. The products meet high-quality standards, including EN ISO 9001:2000. MRA is currently one of the most popular brands of motorcycle accessories with its product line represented in more than fifty countries across the world.