The windscreen visor portion of the product is fine. I like the shop and dimensions. And I like the fact that it's a clip on so that you don't have to drill holes in your windscreen and can move it between windscreens - if the hardware lasts long enough.

The mounting and hinge hardware is an incredibly shoddy design that seems to want to pop apart and the siltiest motion. And when it does pop apart (it will come apart) the first thing that will disappear is the tiny internal spring. Like others, I was fortunate enough to find the spring and see how to reassemble it. I used zip ties to hold it together and that seems to be working OK so far. However, the detent sprocket is already showing signed of major wear and I have only moved it two or three times.

The other problem is that the mounting clips won't sit flat on the windscreen so that it will never really be solidly mounted. And of course the included instruction are rather useless.

It could be a good product if it hadn't been sabotaged by the exceptionally poorly designed mounting and hinges.

I am 6'4", Ducati Multistrada 2013. Even with a large Cee Bailey's windshield, I was still getting terrible wind and buffeting. Adding this visor made a night and day difference. Highly recommended. Fairly easy to install, just remember to loosen the clamping screws to adjust the position of the vent.

I bought the Puig touring windscreen first for the Tiger 800XC which was a good improvement over stock but I still had lots of air hitting the top of my helmet (my height 5'8") which caused a lot of wind noise. This thing works great, even in the low position it works well and I can still see over it, in position two and three up its excellent. No wind noise and I still get some air to keep me cool in hot weather. I highly recommend it. If you buy the Puig touring screen, buy it with the spoiler installed.

Garbage ratchet mechanism is made of cheap plastic it fell apart on the first ride! It hit me right in the face shield so… NO I Don’t Recommend This Product!!!

Ordered this as an addition to my f800gs Puig windscreen. It raises the flow of the wind, but not enough. Im just over 6 feet, and normally rides with the AGV Ax-8 EVO. The "cap" of the helmet still catches in the wind. Without the "cap", it does its job!

The major issue with this is the platic joints. The left one broke after 2 rides, and what I guess was 4-5 times of careful adjustments. If I would recommend somehting, it would be to buy the largest one.

This extention would be a great product for 50 bucks, but for the price of 115, its just not worth it.

Snorre, Norway

Chose this on price over leading competitor for my V-Strom 650. Able to direct airflow up as desired. One of the screws that held the attachment to the visor stripped its plastic seat. I drilled and set with a machine bolt instead of returning. I think I could avoided stripping if I was forewarned. Just be careful and tighten the two screws incrementally instead of seating one first then the other.

Bought this for my 2015 FJ-09 since the stock windscreen is near useless.

The clips that attach to the windscreen itself are well-made and have a solid hold. However, the joints that connect the spoiler to your base windscreen are made out of cheap plastic and come apart when I try to adjust them.

The product works, but not well enough to justify its price. Nor is it made well.

For $100+ you're better off just buying a new windscreen.

Have tried three different windscreens to eliminate buffetting, no luck.
Put PUIG deflector on stock GT windscreen, resolved buffetting.
Great addition for PUIG short screen - summer riding

I am 6'3" and 220 Lbs. I installed this visor on my Ducati Multistrada. It performs well: less wind, less noise. At 70 mph you can really feel the difference. A neck saver for the long trip!
I highly recommend this product

I ordered this item to help with buffeting and wind noise issues I had on my ST1100. It clamps to the top of the windscreen, and is adjustable for angle and height. I rode around for an afternoon trying various positions and eventually found one that provides a quiet pocket of air for the rider. It's a significant difference. Prior to this, I was experiencing a lot of wind noise (freeway speeds) and turbulence. It was too loud to really use my intercom. After adding the visor and dialing it in, the air is pushed over my head instead of directly into it, resulting in a much smoother, quieter ride. It wasn't cheap, but it's well built and doesn't require holes in the windscreen. Also, it's still less expensive than a new windscreen, and I can always remove it if I want to. I rode with it on a 3 day trip this Fall, and had zero issues (it didn't lose its setting, come loose, or break). If you are looking to manage air flow on your bike, this is a good option. I'm very happy I purchased it.