I have that one too. I saw that some people have different colored windshields but I have yet to find out where you can purchase them. I would love a purple one. Lool

 

For something like that, your best bet is Custom Motorcycle Windscreens and Bodywork

 

When you suffer from buffeting,
Try a screen extension.

That will mellow out the buffeting quite a bit.
That is due to the slit that will sit between the screen and the extension.
It will reduce the pressure drop where the wind goes over the top of your screen.
This is also the reason that you see many modern screens that have an opening in the screen.

Greez,
Moh

 

@FatFox can you post a photo of the T-Rex tall windshield on your 1100T? I'm in the same boat as everyone else. Started with stock, moved to Honda's tall windshield, now using the T-Rex short one and not entirely satisfied. T-Rex's website doesn't show a photo of the tall version on an 1100T. I'm interested but not excited about the CHIPS look.

 

Had the Puig high shield on my 1100T, wind hitting me in face. Replaced with the Trex tall and viola, it does the job. Also have Kuryakin lowers and now I don't have the wind coming up from under the fairing..... I am 6' and am now comfortable, no buffering, smooth riding......

 

Reckon I should post an update about my own windshield search

I went from the stock wind.....wristband that comes on the stock 1100T (Yes it looks cooler than just having a faring there, but functionally it was pretty useless)
to a T-Rex Racing Regular windshield (the worst size for me, at 6'0", the wind hit right at my nose and created an incredible amount of buffeting noise)
and then to the T-Rex Racing Large windshield, which is nearly perfect in my opinion.

At interstate speeds (~80 mph) the wind barely brushes the top of my helmet.
I can hear my own engine again.

In my setup, with the HeliBars Horizon handlebars my brake reservoir currently touches the back of the windshield. This is not much of a problem, except that this left the clutch side of the windshield unsupported and flapping in the wind, and that introduced a speed wobble into my ride.
At the moment I have a wooden block supporting the left side of the windshield until I can put in a more permanent solution. This eliminated the speed wobble, so I'm confident that a permanent piece would solve the issue

I am pretty dang happy with the T-Rex 1100T large windshield.

 

Where did you get the dark one.

 

I've tried the Puig touring, TRex, and Gustafsson. All were louder or had more buffeting then stock. The Gustafsson was the 6.5" and it had horrible wind buffeting. The TRex one was the 16X11. It was also louder. Not sure what else to try other then sticking with stock.

 

How tall was the Gustafsson screen? And was it for the Honda Batwing?

Cutting Down The Fairing / Wind Screen

 

I tried the Puig touring, and a TRex one. Both noisier then stock. I have a Gustafsson short one on the way. Hopefully it's quieter.

 

After I cut down (I order one to tall.) my Gustafsson, I like it! Mine doesn't make anymore noise than the original Honda batwing.

 

I have a 22 Rebel 1100 and I purchased the Memphis Shades brand in 17 inch. They are a great product and with the quick connect system you can remove and change to a different size or color in 30 seconds! I also bought the 19 inch and for me it is the PERFECT HIEGHT ! No noise at all and excellent quality!

 

Is there anything special about the Gustafsson ones that make them so expensive? $187 for the cheapest and $263 for the tall one. The Puig one I got was only $129.

 

Maybe better materials and better processing? Or maybe the labor and healthcare costs are lower in Spain?

 

I'm looking for a windscreen to get things quieter. I started with stock which I thought was loud until I installed the Puig high road one. It was twice as loud as stock. It hit me right in the face and even with ear plugs was too loud.

I returned it, installed the stock one, and am now looking for a new one. I might try the Gustafsson. Not sure what size though. I'm 5'11" with tall torso. Suggestions? Thx

 

I'm looking for a windscreen to get things quieter. I started with stock which I thought was loud until I installed the Puig high road one. It was twice as loud as stock. It hit me right in the face and even with ear plugs was too loud.

I returned it, installed the stock one, and am now looking for a new one. I might try the Gustafsson. Not sure what size though. I'm 5'11" with tall torso. Suggestions? Thx

I have mine sized so I look over the windscreen. The wind goes over my head. It was to long so I cut it down. Before I made it shorter I could see through the screen and hated it that way. If you are like I am then you will want to just look over the screen so you can see the road. This video may help you with the sizing.

 

I have a 22 non t and the Memphis Shades windshield is the BEST ONE. Easy installation and you can choose from different heights and colors 😎👍 Does a great job without too much disturbance in high winds.

 

Has anyone experimented with making or retro-fitting front fork deflectors to minimize buffeting?

I have a 2024 (non-T) with the batwing fairing and the 15.5" Gustafsson and get terrible buffeting. I'm 5'7" and the top of the screen is about chin-level.

After watching some youtube vids about buffeting being cause by air coming up from the ground more than the windscreen, I started experimenting with fork deflectors and I can say it definitely works.

I have a Puig clip-on deflector that I've tried and it does help some. Although, it looks terrible IMHO and only works if I put it high enough that I have to look through it, which I don't like at all.

I bought the Memphis Shades fork deflectors and they help about as much as the Puig does, maybe a little less, but just aren't large enough to make enough difference.

Anyone got any other ideas?

 

I have the Memphis Shades system for my 22 1100CMX . I originally bought the 17” clear but after a year and 7500mi I switched to the 19”. This was a great upgrade and the quality and ease of installation was great! Also having 2 different sizes is a one minute time to change.👍

 

@ShapeShifter, have you considered using OEM windshield as a support (to compress it more to the fairing) behind the PUIG?

Also, I'm considering to buy a PUIG high road, may I ask how tall are you?

 

I am 5'10 with a 31" inseam. The airflow hits me on the chin. But I have been using a clip-on visor extension with the High Road that moves the airflow over my helmet and is like night and day difference. As far as your idea to use the OEM windscreen, its a good idea, but not necessary. The High Road doesn't flex that much. I still use it.

 

Gustafsson is what i have on my Rebel 1100 Custom Motorcycle Windscreens – Gustafsson Plastics

 

What size is that one?

 

I am totally confused. I picked up my new 1100T this morning and immediately realized that I will need a taller windshield (it was a 58 mile ride home, mostly on two lane rural roads). The Gustafsson windshield looks like what I'll need (I'm 6'2" so will need to tall windshield), but I'm confused about brackets. Will I need additional mounting hardware, or do these windshields just replace what is currently on the bike? And thanks to all for posting your thoughts on different windshields, it's been truly helpful.

 

Hey, welcome to the party!

If you have the 1100T model with factory fairing, and you order from Gustfsson, make sure you order this one that says "bagger" in the name. Honda Rebel 1100T Bagger 2023-24 - Gustafsson Plastics
DONT order the one that says CMX1100

 

I can say the Gustafsson Plastics windscreens are solid.

 

I can say the Gustafsson Plastics windscreen is solid.

 

Another update on the Puig High road. I quickly designed and printed some of these support washers. They are exactly 2.25mm thick and they allow me to tighten the windscreen bolts more as well as supporting more of the windscreen against the metal fairing bracket. This is a great improvement in reducing the flex of the screen, but doesn't stop it entirely. The Puig plastic is just too thin.

 

Hey, are you happy with the washers, do they make a serious difference?

 

The I added a FOURTH windscreen to this thread. It's the Puig High-Road Touring Screen. This screen has, by far, the best wind protection of the ones listed in this thread. However, it is thin and flexes and vibrates which I don't like. This would be perfect for me if not for that.

There are three tints available from Puig. This one is Dark Smoke. Here you can see it is about the same darkness as the T-rex screen. Maybe a tiny bit darker...?

The Puig screen follows the angle of the factory fairing.

 

You are right Here is what was left of my windshield

 

I don't have the T, but have my 1100 CMX setup for touring. So I started with the taller, clear OEM screen. I'm taller than you, but I also noticed far to much buffetting. However, this deflector was a game changer. If this has already been mentioned, sorry.

 

Just a word of caution, Puig also makes one that clamps on however if it rains the clamp does not hold on rough roads. Mine came loose in Ireland and returned home in the saddlebag. That was when I made a customized height screen that is perfect, well maybe not in really hot weather? I can dig up the link if anyone wants to know how to cut that plastic screen to size if theirs is to tall.

Puig also makes one where you drill holes, drilling holes might be the better wind deflector if you ride on a rough road in the rain.

 

UPDATE ON T-REX 11"

It's definitely better than the Honda Tall windscreen. Airflow hits me about eyebrow level and it doesnt seem to cause any terrible buffeting. It also seems a bit quieter.

 

I think I may be misinterpreting what they've posted.
There seem to be two types of windshield they offer for the "Rebel 1100T Bagger" and the "CMX1100DCT"
I've been looking at this page

Honda Rebel 1100 2021 - 2022 (DCT CMX1100DCT)

Version 2 UPDATES We are now making this windshield even better. 3' wider at the top, with less curve, so it blocks 50% more wind! Optional vents can be added to our 18' tall v2 windshield. Please make a note on the custom requests box if you'd like vents added. The vents help alleviate...

bikescreen.com

In the final image it says "You need these mounts"
I took this to mean "You must buy these mounts" where it might actually mean "Your bike must have these mounting holes available"
Some clarification would be nice, but it may just be a matter of examining the bike and making sure I'm looking at the correct model.

 

Yeah, it's not you, it's them LOL!

In the link I posted it has a similar diagram but shows the factory holes. https://bikescreen.com/cdn/shop/fil...0tmountsv2Artboard1_ead26ee0-46d8-4593-8b37-bde3efa8b35c_large.png?v=1706893139

I think that bracket they show in your link is the same one edwardderby5 has posted above, and I believe that is either....

this one:

T-Rex Racing 2021-2023 Honda Rebel 1100 Adjustable Windshield

T-Rex Racing 2021-2023 Honda Rebel 1100 Adjustable Windshield

www.t-rex-racing.com

or this one:

Honda Rebel 1100 Adjustable Windshield System By Madstad (2021 & Up)

Upgrade your ride with the Honda Rebel 1100 windshield system. Enhance wind protection, reduce noise, and improve comfort on your 2021 & up model Honda Rebel 1100 with Madstad's adjustable windshield solution - made in the USA.

madstad.com

 

Well crap.
Maybe I need to continue waiting on Gustafsson Plastics to respond to my email...

I wrote to them about three days ago regarding their windshield offerings.
They show a necessary bracket, but don't specify how to get the bracket.

 

Well crap.
Maybe I need to continue waiting on Gustafsson Plastics to respond to my email...

I wrote to them about three days ago regarding their windshield offerings.
They show a necessary bracket, but don't specify how to get the bracket.

Hello FatFox, I have T model and am very happy with the Puig High Road Touring Screen. There is no bracket as Edward mentions and I think Edward is not talking the T model Bat Wing. I did tried Honda tall screen and Gustafsson screen, they both had buffeting badly. Only Puig was low cost and got the job done right.