Honda Spree and Elite 50 Forums

What models have you guys seen OEM windscreens for?

I just grabbed a partial pic of a Spree with what the seller says is a factory windscreen.
This Spree is currently for sale on the Seattle C/L as http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/mcy/1202331824.html.


Here is a 1984 Gyro


Lastly, a JDM Gyro (Roadfox) with a windscreen. Could be aftermarket, but the front and rear racks probably are Honda.


So what about the Aero and Elite? Do they have windscreens too?


-- Edit - Add 11/02/2010 -- improved photo of Spree's windscreen

Pretty sure it was an option on all the Hondas back in the 80s.

I found a used windscreen on Cragslist for $15.00 bucks ... Thought it would look funny on my Gyro 1 problem finding mounts they range from $15.00 to $ 45.00 I got a $15.00 set at a Chineese moped shop .

66SIX wrote:I found a used windscreen on Cragslist for $15.00 bucks ... Thought it would look funny on my Gyro 1 problem finding mounts they range from $15.00 to $ 45.00 I got a $15.00 set at a Chineese moped shop .

Talk about a * * gyro man! Good job!!

Thats the Coolest lookin one yet!

I have an accessory sheet from back in the 1980s for the Aero line up and there were windscreens for all the models. So like Kenny said, I would suspect there were windscreens for all models available.

Thanks Bear - I've been in agreement with Kenny all along, just slow at tracking down and posting photos. Photo updates below. BTW would you like to scan that accessory sheet? Bet folks would like to see it

Here you go.

New Spree windscreen photo from member 'hammer'. One very nice example and photo.

you can make your own like i just did, template,lexan an oven and a pipe then tint it with lense tint, use rubber grommets and stay away from mango trees, mine was done for a gtr-50= thanx summo

maddog wrote:you can make your own like i just did, template,lexan an oven and a pipe then tint it with lense tint, use rubber grommets and stay away from mango trees, mine was done for a gtr-50= thanx summo

Pics of the process or... gtfo, as the kids say.

try it grandma

maddog wrote:you can make your own like i just did, template,lexan an oven and a pipe then tint it with lense tint, use rubber grommets and stay away from mango trees, mine was done for a gtr-50= thanx summo

Making your own is


I don't know how maddog did it, but the bicycle guys have made blown fairings in their garage. A windscreen does not need as much shape, but has features to wrap around the handgrips etc. to keep the icy/wet blasts off the rider. It would also be thicker than a bicycle sized component, so process adjustments are needed. Anyhow, a template of the desired profile, and moderation on how much 'blow' could be fun experimentation for a scooter windscreen.
http://www.wisil.recumbents.com/wisil/b ... ubbles.htm

Here's another piece to the puzzle. This is from Honda Canada from 1984, so it's not totally applicable to the USA market but usually (always?) any accessories that were sold in Canada were also sold in the USA. It seems that even more accessories were available in the USA since the windscreen is not listed for the Spree here:

crown made an optional rear carrier with a padded backrest for honda scoots made from 1985 and up, $200 back then, i still have mine

as soon as i get my new camera i can show how factory it looks but not how i did it, thats what a brain is for- try using it