Need suggestion, which color?

[alx123]

Thais are so creative when it comes to accessories, they got me confused which one to get.

Any suggestions for my white PCX?

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[WhiteJLY]

Get the Smoke one..!!

[alx123]

Get the Smoke one..!!

I think so too. Since there is no "pink" option, I think I'll go for either Clear or smoked one.

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[Old Grinner]

Get the Clear or Smoked. . .preferably Clear. . .IMHO.

The stock screen on the PCX is dark but it's well below eye level so it doesn't make any difference.

You can always get Hi Viz jackets or helmets etc. for colors that make you more visible in traffic.

Being able to see things clearly is more important I think. . .especially in rain when you may have to tuck in behind it.

[WhiteNoise]

Love the Smoke, "looks" great!
For best visibility/safety purposes, it's the same 'ol same ol,...."Clear" = right choice.

You can add color by changing out some body panels. But....Alex knows that already

[Denny]

For looks, I’d get the smoked. Gotta consider if you ride a lot at night, are used to wearing shades or tints. I’m not so I’d get clear. But for you enjoying all that sun, probably smoked would be best.

[you you]

Clear. Smoked looks aftermarket

[alx123]

Oh no, my friend who's using the same screen said that this screen's height is causing a lot of unpleasant wind noise directly to his helmet at speeds above 100kph.

At first i thought a much longer screen will make my ride more quiet, but it seems inaccurate. Anything taller than this one wouldn't look good on the PCX i think..

Isn't it that the GIVI D1130ST is of the same height?

[gbru2505]

Strange that it's in two pieces bolted together. The nuts on the clear one are silver, but black on the smoked. I think they should be black since they're against the black lower half. The tall Givi does cause turbulence and additional noise around the helmet, but takes the wind force away from my chest and keeps me drier and warmer in winter. I wear a modular helmet, raised most of the time, and it's noisy even with ear plugs in and sounds on. The buffeting sound from larger screens isn't the normal steady sound of wind, but an uneven rapping physical sound against your helmet. I'm on the coast, so there's always a breeze, and it starts to kick in at 30mph. My helmet isn't an expensive one. Maybe that makes a difference. It takes a bit of getting used to. Initially I hated it, but don't mind it so much now. I think your ears/brain start learn to filter it out over time. You should try a ride on your friends bike and see what it's like.

[you you]

Strange that it's in two pieces bolted together. The nuts on the clear one are silver, but black on the smoked. I think they should be black since they're against the black lower half. The tall Givi does cause turbulence and additional noise around the helmet, but takes the wind force away from my chest and keeps me drier and warmer in winter. I wear a modular helmet, raised most of the time, and it's noisy even with ear plugs in and sounds on. The buffeting sound from larger screens isn't the normal steady sound of wind, but an uneven rapping physical sound against your helmet. I'm on the coast, so there's always a breeze, and it starts to kick in at 30mph. My helmet isn't an expensive one. Maybe that makes a difference. It takes a bit of getting used to. Initially I hated it, but don't mind it so much now. I think your ears/brain start learn to filter it out over time. You should try a ride on your friends bike and see what it's like.

Do you use earplugs?

[alx123]

Strange that it's in two pieces bolted together. The nuts on the clear one are silver, but black on the smoked. I think they should be black since they're against the black lower half. The tall Givi does cause turbulence and additional noise around the helmet, but takes the wind force away from my chest and keeps me drier and warmer in winter. I wear a modular helmet, raised most of the time, and it's noisy even with ear plugs in and sounds on. The buffeting sound from larger screens isn't the normal steady sound of wind, but an uneven rapping physical sound against your helmet. I'm on the coast, so there's always a breeze, and it starts to kick in at 30mph. My helmet isn't an expensive one. Maybe that makes a difference. It takes a bit of getting used to. Initially I hated it, but don't mind it so much now. I think your ears/brain start learn to filter it out over time. You should try a ride on your friends bike and see what it's like.

Thanks for the Givi feedback, exactly the same as what my friend described. Unfortunately, I cannot test his ride as we don't live near each other.
I hate wind noise, reason why I always wear earplugs. I'm now thinking I don't really need a taller screen, my current screen does its job well of keeping the wind noise at minimum.

I actually just like the taller screen because of its looks.

[you you]

I actually just like the taller screen because of its looks.

Wot?

[alx123]

I actually just like the taller screen because of its looks.

Wot?

Youve read it right 2you..

i like the way it looks on the PCX, but if it wasn't that of a good idea because of wind noise, nevermind..

[Old Grinner]

A few tips for riding on windy days. . ..

[you you]

A few tips for riding on windy days. . ..

And watch out when you are riding the morning after for branches and debris

Heavy rain its gravel mid corner.