Sport Bikes Scooter Windscreen Windshield Flyscreen Wind Screen Deflector Protector for Vespa LX 150 125 50 LX125 LX150 LX50 GT200 GT 200 GTS250 GTS300 GTS 250 300 125 Super Sport Bj (Light Smoke)

IGNORE NEGATIVE REVIEWS!! I had been searching nearly a year for a windshield to fit my 2009 GTS 300 mostly because I couldn't find one to fit my specific year. I had searched hi&lo because I asked on a Vespa related forum and was told that the wind screen had to be specific, otherwise it won't fit my particular year/model. Well like I said, I exhausted my resources searching for my year's model without any results until I finally came across this windscreen on Amazon. At first I was a little apprehensive because of the few negative reviews stating it doesn't fit right or that it's difficult to install but I figured that I'd take a chance based on the low price and well, I'm glad that I did.As I stated previously, it fits my Vespa 100%. Yes, the shield itself is a little bigger than its OEM counterpart but not by much, yet still looks stylish.And for the life of me, I simply can't understand how anybody could find this difficult to install...get a grip, people!! I literally went out of my way to take my time with the installation and had it completely installed and perfectly aligned in less than 15mins, using nothing more than 1 Allen Key and 1 Opened End Wrench...THAT WAS IT!Anyway, I haven't had a chance to go for a ride and test it out...who knows, it might fly off and bopp me on the head, but for now I'm quite pleased with its appearance and yes, its ease of installation...jeez!

Shield has a slight blue tint

For the price, impossible to complain about. Installed on my 2009 Lx150. The instructions aren’t great, but if you’re even a little mechanically inclined it should be no issue.

That was a horrible experience. The mounting brackets that go from the scooters nacelle to the screen are incomprehensible. They do not fit the Vespa's internal mounting points with the sleeve on it and there is no way to even get the bracket into the Vespa mounting point. So what are we suppose to do? Do we remove the plastics on the nacelle and remove the Vespa mounting points and replace them with the sleeve on the brackets and then install the sleeve and brackets at the same time? And then try to re-install the nacelle plastics? There is literally no way to insert the brackets as it is. Luckily for me, I have brackets from my Prima tall windscreen. Unless you have different brackets, or can get someone to explain the exact method for installing this screen, avoid it.

Very easy to install, but a couple of the bolts were just a tad bit long and would not tighten all of the way down. Easy fix from the hardware store. Great value and appears very durable.

The description of what scooters screen fits is misleading. A Piaggio & are Vespa are 2 different style scooters.Yet when they state 'PAIGGIO/VESPA' 150 I believed windscreen would fit my 2022 Piaggio Liberty S. It does not because mounting brackets cannot be tightened and secured because of Piaggio Liberty 150 handle bar plastic cowlings.Although it looks great on it I could not tighten it -so if you own a Piaggio Liberty be advised- you will not be able to tighten & secure with a wrench-unless you want to take apart the front speedometer and handlebar housing- no thank you! It's a brand new bike and don't want to mess with it plus electrical wiring.Discription should be MUCH clearer on scooters it fits on.

Excellent quality chrome. Screen is heavy and not flimsy. Fit my 2001 Vespa ET4 perfectly. Easy to adjust and install. Binding screws slipped right into factory holes in headlight fairing assembly. Tightened up with approx 2 to 3 turns after contact. It took less than 20 minutes. Does not block oval headlight. I just bought another for my 2002 model. Couldn’t be more pleased!

Tested windscreen at 80/kph and is working fine. Note: customer service good about sending replacement brackets that were cross threaded.Update: 9/15/22, 800 miles and still holding strong. Note: I did have to check and tighten several times, until I added thread tape (equivalent to Loctite) to keep it tight.***UPDATE & DURABILITY FEEDBACK***10/10/22 screen is starting to crack at the pressure point. Zoom in to photo.