I'm a Jimbo fan too, but really folks - lets answer the poster's question. He asked about windshields (screens) and Jimbo's is either not a wind screen or a minamalist version of one. It does reduce the wind on my chest (I do ride with one at least 9 months per year), but if you live in Wisconsin and want to reduce cold air rushing by your upper body and head, the Jimbo shield is not it. I ran a Spitfire windshield for a few months this winter that I inherited with another bike and it definitely was better protection in nippy weather. One negative was a result of my still riding a lot on dirt or rough terrain and my feeling that I did not like having the top of the wind shield so close to my face in the event of laying the bike down or other gymnastics. For street riding that would be less of a concern. Mount up was easy with attachments on the bar although mine might have been a little more complicated by having the xt350 tank and Moose Racing hand guards (both of which take up room that might have been used by windscreen attachments. So Hornblower, shop around, read about wind shield dimensions etc and also consider handguards to deflect that wind from your hands on fall and winter rides. They are worth the money in comfort. You should find a post here that shows the Spitfire screen on my bike. Try a search. Welcome as well. Tom