Purchased one of these flyscreens from Scooterwest for the wife's LIberty 150. Instructions were in Italian. Though not hard to install, we had never installed a windshield before; this video made it a breeze. Really appreciate it. Thanks...
I just installed a "Malossi" windsceeen on my 2020 Piaggio Liberty 150. These instructions are practically identical. This video really helped, especially since there were no insructions included.
Robot. I can't begin to tell you how much I enjoy my Piaggio Liberty 150cc Scoot.I live in a beach community where 50cc scooters are popular simply because one does not need an MC license. The number of thumbs up regarding the Liberty as I ride around the beach community reinforces that I had made the correct choice. The Faco Flyscreen is the frosting on the cake. Thank you so much and keep the videos coming. It was extremely helpful in building the Flyscreen.
Received my mounting hardware earlier today; fly screen installed on my Liberty S 150 tonight! So satisfied and many thanks for your rapid and unquestioning support!
You have the brackets backwards... That's why the bottom lock nuts didn't fit. I just installed mine opposite the way you did it and I had no clearance issues.
@@tkorn43 I just installed mine and can confirm this. Fits better with the brackets opposite what Robot shows. You will be able to use the bottom lock nuts, though it's still tough getting them on in that tight space.
Liberty owners have found that the expensive fly-screen that Piaggio made for the Liberty has really bad night riding Glare-Back - hope this Faco doesn't! The OEM Piaggio fly-screen sits forward of the headlight, not behind! No method of adjustment stops the glare-back - a bummer for night riding!
Thank you for the simple explanation of flyscreen installation. Do you have a video on how to install a rear top case on the Piaggio Liberty? I've read that's it can be quite tricky.
Tip! If you are doing this when it is cold, then place the grometts in very hot water for a few minutes. It makes them soft and supple and easy to position. If you live in California you can disregard this advice you lucky people.
I am enjoy watching your video .... appreciate if you make tutorial for Change rear brake to disc brake, And changing foreward And rear Shock absorber ..... Thanks you ...
Have you ever experienced the front plastic (right behind the flyscreen) melting because of sun, installing this type of custom flyscreen? Thanks for the video.
This is a great tutorial about how to install the screen, but can someone tell me what is the proper way to REMOVE it? On mine, I unscrewed the 2 large mounting bolts all the way to take my screen off, and the 2 "plungers" fell off the end of the expansion bolts and were lost into the abyss inside the scooter! LOL. I ended up having to buy new replacement expansion bolts to reinstall my screen. Now I have to remove my screen again to change my headlight bulb, but I'm afraid of making the same mistake. How to remove the screen while keeping all the hardware intact?
I thought about this and had a similar issue with some bar ends on one of my other bikes. The trick with that was to loosen the bolt just enough that you can pull the mounting assembly out without unthreading the expansion plunger completely. If you loosen it too much it’s just sitting in there loose.
Just installed...(swap left for right bracket as shown in video and it's much easier!), however, this short little (9") windscreen ($150) is almost completely useless at blocking the wind unless you lean down and stick your nose/helmet right against the screen. You need something taller...at LEAST 13 or 14"
I tend to agree. I'm even short, and I still don't find but a bit of wind deflection. And those really tall ones of 20+ inches are waaaay too tall and catch glare plus crosswinds. For light scooters under 400 lbs, tall screens are dangerous imo. Your 13-15" dimension sounds good.
Hi. I am really struggling to find quality videos to help me with my Medley. I am about to do an oil and filter change, but there does not seem to be much room between the exhaust and the oil filter. Do I have to drop the exhaust in order to replace the oil filter? Would really appreciate some help with this one query? Thanks
Hey, do you have any idea how i can activate needle sweep on my vespa sprint? I saw some people do it with red and black cords on the contact can you confirm this? Thanks!
Cheers Robot love watching your videos keep them coming. I have a Piaggio Liberty 2013 150cc 3v ie Pearl white Scooter, I Would like to buy one of these fly screens by Faco. As i live in Australia, i am not sure who i should contact. could some one put me on the right track. Regards earpbru
Has anyone had a problem with one of the expansion plugs not seating? One side stays seated and tight and the other one acts like it seats, I tighten it and then it gets completely loose again. Thoughts?
Hello there!! I really enjoy watching your videos and your professional work and these piaggio scooters! But maybe you could recommend a RUclipsr who's fixing honda scooters?? Thx!!
Purchased one of these flyscreens from Scooterwest for the wife's LIberty 150. Instructions were in Italian. Though not hard to install, we had never installed a windshield before; this video made it a breeze. Really appreciate it. Thanks...
I just installed a "Malossi" windsceeen on my 2020 Piaggio Liberty 150. These instructions are practically identical. This video really helped, especially since there were no insructions included.
Awesome, glad we could help. The instructions on these things are never very helpful 🤷♂️
Robot. I can't begin to tell you how much I enjoy my Piaggio Liberty 150cc Scoot.I live in a beach community where 50cc scooters are popular simply because one does not need an MC license. The number of thumbs up regarding the Liberty as I ride around the beach community reinforces that I had made the correct choice. The Faco Flyscreen is the frosting on the cake. Thank you so much and keep the videos coming. It was extremely helpful in building the Flyscreen.
Received my mounting hardware earlier today; fly screen installed on my Liberty S 150 tonight! So satisfied and many thanks for your rapid and unquestioning support!
You have the brackets backwards... That's why the bottom lock nuts didn't fit. I just installed mine opposite the way you did it and I had no clearance issues.
which bracket? can you explain more which part is opposite way?
@@takwu0 he has the left and right metal brackets swapped. Do a dry fit before you install and you'll see what I'm talking about.
@@tkorn43 I just installed mine and can confirm this. Fits better with the brackets opposite what Robot shows. You will be able to use the bottom lock nuts, though it's still tough getting them on in that tight space.
Liberty owners have found that the expensive fly-screen that Piaggio made for the Liberty has really bad night riding Glare-Back - hope this Faco doesn't! The OEM Piaggio fly-screen sits forward of the headlight, not behind! No method of adjustment stops the glare-back - a bummer for night riding!
It has helped a lot.
Very analytical and precise description.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your help with this video. You guys shipped the parts very quickly and this made installation very easy.
Thank you for the simple explanation of flyscreen installation. Do you have a video on how to install a rear top case on the Piaggio Liberty? I've read that's it can be quite tricky.
Don't have one specifically for the Liberty right now...
Excellent demonstration and easy to follow installation, thnx Robot.
Thank you for this helpful video. The instructions that were sent were useless!!
Tip! If you are doing this when it is cold, then place the grometts in very hot water for a few minutes. It makes them soft and supple and easy to position. If you live in California you can disregard this advice you lucky people.
yeah, but we have commie political leadership to contend with :(
I am enjoy watching your video .... appreciate if you make tutorial for Change rear brake to disc brake, And changing foreward And rear Shock absorber ..... Thanks you ...
Have you ever experienced the front plastic (right behind the flyscreen) melting because of sun, installing this type of custom flyscreen? Thanks for the video.
HOLA BUENAS ME PODRIAS DECIR CUANTA CANTIDAD YEVA DE VALVULINA UN PIAGGIO BEBERLY 125 DEL AÑO 2007
Great video - I do appreciate your job. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Hello,
I need small help if you can. In i installed faco visor on bev 350 but i dont know how should i put protective rubber
my go to place!
Thanks!!
Do you have a taller screen which could be a direct replacement if you’ve already set the bolts up for this screen?
Super helpful, thanks a lot!
This is a great tutorial about how to install the screen, but can someone tell me what is the proper way to REMOVE it? On mine, I unscrewed the 2 large mounting bolts all the way to take my screen off, and the 2 "plungers" fell off the end of the expansion bolts and were lost into the abyss inside the scooter! LOL. I ended up having to buy new replacement expansion bolts to reinstall my screen. Now I have to remove my screen again to change my headlight bulb, but I'm afraid of making the same mistake. How to remove the screen while keeping all the hardware intact?
I thought about this and had a similar issue with some bar ends on one of my other bikes. The trick with that was to loosen the bolt just enough that you can pull the mounting assembly out without unthreading the expansion plunger completely. If you loosen it too much it’s just sitting in there loose.
@@daveinoh Yes. This also happens on e-bike mirrors that mount in the ends of the handlebars. I know...:((
Just installed...(swap left for right bracket as shown in video and it's much easier!), however, this short little (9") windscreen ($150) is almost completely useless at blocking the wind unless you lean down and stick your nose/helmet right against the screen. You need something taller...at LEAST 13 or 14"
I tend to agree. I'm even short, and I still don't find but a bit of wind deflection. And those really tall ones of 20+ inches are waaaay too tall and catch glare plus crosswinds. For light scooters under 400 lbs, tall screens are dangerous imo. Your 13-15" dimension sounds good.
Hi. I am really struggling to find quality videos to help me with my Medley. I am about to do an oil and filter change, but there does not seem to be much room between the exhaust and the oil filter. Do I have to drop the exhaust in order to replace the oil filter? Would really appreciate some help with this one query? Thanks
Hey, do you have any idea how i can activate needle sweep on my vespa sprint? I saw some people do it with red and black cords on the contact can you confirm this? Thanks!
Do they make the Liberty screen in Clear as well?
Cheers Robot love watching your videos keep them coming. I have a Piaggio Liberty 2013 150cc 3v ie Pearl white Scooter, I Would like to buy one of these fly screens by Faco. As i live in Australia, i am not sure who i should contact. could some one put me on the right track. Regards earpbru
Has anyone had a problem with one of the expansion plugs not seating? One side stays seated and tight and the other one acts like it seats, I tighten it and then it gets completely loose again. Thoughts?
Yeah, your washer is missing.
Clear screen much better
Clear certainly better if wearing hi viz...this black blocks it.!!
do you also ship to belguim?
Yes, we can usually ship world wide. Thanks!
Hello there!! I really enjoy watching your videos and your professional work and these piaggio scooters! But maybe you could recommend a RUclipsr who's fixing honda scooters?? Thx!!
What about medliy 125
We don’t have the Medley here in the US.
What about Liberty 125 ?
We currently only have the Liberty 50 & 150 here in the US.
Same - engine size doesn't matter!
Luke I am not your flyscreen!