I phoned and spoke to a really helpful lady who took my order by phone. It arrived a couple of days later and fitted to the bike the same day. The screen looks great on my 2026 Speed Twin 1200 and is good quality. Thanks Dart, that’s what I call great service
I recently installed the Dart flyscreen on my Harley Breakout, and it exceeded my expectations. My biggest concern was adding wind protection without ruining the clean, aggressive look of the bike, and Dart absolutely nailed it.
The flyscreen blends in so well that it looks like it came from the factory. It keeps the bike's sleek styling intact while taking enough wind off my chest to make highway rides noticeably more comfortable. It's the perfect balance of function and appearance.
The quality and fit are outstanding, and installation was quick and straightforward. If you're looking for a little extra comfort but don't want a bulky windshield that changes the character of your motorcycle, I highly recommend this flyscreen. It's one of the best upgrades I've made to my Breakout.
I have had Dart screens on at least 4 bikes now and always superb quality ... really well packed for a super quick delivery. Can't comment on customer care as I have never needed to complain ... great company
Dear Dart feedback Team,
I recently purchased and installed your Dart Piranha Flyscreen on my Kawasaki Z650RS. The quality and fitment are absolutely amazing.
To legally ride with the flyscreen in Germany, I need to get an individual approval from the official testing authority (TÜV). For this process, the inspector strictly requires official proof or confirmation regarding the material used for the screen.
Could you please provide me with a material datasheet, a test report, or a formal statement confirming that the screen is made of impact-resistant polycarbonate (or Makrolon) and is shatterproof?
Any document or official email statement showing the technical specs of the material would be a massive help for my TÜV appointment.
Thank you very much for your support!
Best regards,
Stephan Walsleben