SKU: PUIG-21437W-ATT
MPN: 21437W
Puig 21437W Touring Windshield for Ducati DesertX (2022-)

Puig's 21437W Touring Windshield is made specifically for Ducati DesertX (2022-current).

Designed specifically for the Ducati Desert, the Touring screen is inspired by the Dakarian Cagivas Elefant from the 1990s, providing more aerodynamic protection without sacrificing an attractive retro rally aesthetic.

Its studied design together with its larger dimensions compared to the original screen allows the rider to receive less air pressure, going from 6.7kg to 2.8kg, which represents a 57% improvement that is reflected in greater riding comfort. and a reduction in fatigue.

The wider upper part than the original provides more protection in the shoulder area and prevents annoying turbulence. The lower lateral shapes have been designed to deflect the air that would impact the rider's hands, optimizing the aerodynamics of the motorcycle-window assembly.

The lower area of the screen is painted to hide the interior wiring, showing off a more discreet and classic gradient than the original that blends better with the bike.

A 2.0 multi-adjustable visor can be installed to provide extra protection, adjustable according to the height and preferences of the rider.

Touring screens, developed by Puig in Barcelona, are designed with the objective to aerodynamically protect the rider without affecting his/her field vision. In addition, these screens fit perfectly with the adventure style and aesthetics of the trail models thanks to their wide range of colors and different sizes. 

These Touring screens are manufactured using the most advanced technologies, using 4mm thick acrylic material, with UV protection and with a 2mm rounded edge. This finish gives it a more elegant touch and offers greater security, fulfilling with the regulations of the German TÜV.

The assembly of this screen follows a process that can be done without having to ask for a mechanic thanks to its simple and intuitive adaptation. The package also includes the aerodynamic studies that have emerged from comparing the Puig screen with the original in a virtual wind tunnel.