5 July 2008

Burgman DIY Videos & Instructions

How to Install a Givi Windscreen on a Burgman 400

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Excellent video series about how to replace the stock windscreen on a Burgman 400 with a Givi windscreen.

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11 Responses to “How to Install a Givi Windscreen on a Burgman 400”

On 18 August 2008 at 11:57 am rodney said:
Hi Dave

Excellent video. More importantly is the need to fit in the first place. I’m only 5′9″ but can’t ride at more than 50mph in windy conditiond without too much buffeting. Only had scooter a week and now having to search out a supply and fit dealer of Givi screen. I’m a UK rider so wind and rain a daily fact of life on our small island. Did the screen do the trick.?

Rodney
On 21 August 2008 at 5:37 pm RJ said:
Excellent. Great timing. I was trying to determine how to remove the panel trim when I saw the video.

RJ
On 16 May 2009 at 7:49 pm rabbi said:
Thank you. I could not have managed the installation without your excellent video.
On 17 May 2009 at 2:55 pm hans said:
I ordered windshield for my Bugman from Twisted trottle-I received windshield pretty quickly (GIVI) but without any instructions or parts.What next?Is this normal??J.M.
On 7 June 2009 at 4:32 pm Cary said:
Excellent video. I purchased a Burgman 400 on e-bay 3 years ago and took a bus to San Antonia, Tx from Minnesota and rode it home. The seller was a very tall person 6′3″ so the Burgman 400 already had the taller Givi windshield installed. He also gave me the orginial stock windshield. I tried my son’s Burgman 400 with his stock windshield and did not like it. I have not used the original stock windshield but have it stored just in case I will need it. This video really will help should I need it. I was so impressed I am adding your video to my website at: http://www.trailerinabag.com to help others looking for instructions by video. Thank You
On 7 June 2009 at 4:37 pm Cary said:
I am adding your video on the installation of your Givi windshield to my website at http://www.trailerinabagdealer.com.
On 20 June 2009 at 5:04 pm delboy said:
Hi David. Thanks for your vidio. I am thinking of replacing my screen for a Givi
and I am sure I will find it most helpful. Ride safe Delboy
On 29 August 2009 at 5:10 pm Phil Carlos said:
You weren’tt just a-woofing’ about those bad Givi instructions. I don’t know how anyone could figure out what’s supposed to happen that piece of paper.

If you’re ever in the Houston area, I’ll buy the beer. This saved me hours of frustration.

One little tip I’ll add from experience. Don’t put those little spacers in the plexigas until you’re ready to mount them or, alternatively, hold them in place with a bit of scotch tape. Those little beggers can roll a long ways
On 2 September 2009 at 6:41 pm John H said:
This is not in reguards to your artical,i have a problem hopfully one of your readers can solve.When i leave from a dead stop the bike chatters,from the drive train.It is worse when the bike is cold.It only has 1600 hundred miles on it.Any ideas,i have the factory manuel,does not mention a chatter problem. THANK YOU FOR ANY LIGHT YOU CAN SHINE ON THE SUBJECT,IT IS GREATLY APPRECIATED.I HAVE A WARENTEE BUT THEY HAVE A 3 WEEK WAIT TO LOOK AT IT,FORGET FIXING .
THANKS JOHN H
GAMBLER4295@YAHOO.COM
On 28 November 2009 at 12:05 pm LOU ANN PACOCHA said:
DAVE LOVED YOUR V IDEO ON REPLACING GIVI WINDSHIELD I HAVE A 2007 BURGMAN AND WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW TO REMOVE THE FRONT SHIELD THAT SURROUNDS BOTH HEADLIGHT YOUR VIDEO SHOWED ME HOW TO REMOVED THE CENTER SHIELD . YOUR INSTRUCTION WAS FABULOUS.LOU ANN
On 16 February 2010 at 4:17 pm airbornestrat said:
excellent video thanks so much for spending the time on this. my next job to do one.

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