WRS Motorcycle Windscreens & Wind Deflectors
WRS motorcycle windscreens, with seven lines on their own pages: Touring, Sport, Race, Caponord, Standard, Intermediate and Enduro. Alongside them are wind deflectors, headlight and spotlight protectors, windscreen frames and brackets, and hand guard extensions. The parts are listed for BMW, Honda, Yamaha, Ducati, Aprilia, Kawasaki, Moto Guzzi and other makes, including some scooters. Most screens come in clear, smoked, dark smoked or matt black. We are an authorised WRS stockist.
WRS by line
| Page | What it covers | Makes on the page |
|---|---|---|
| WRS Touring Windscreens | Touring screens for the R 1300 GS, Transalp and Stelvio | BMW, Honda, Yamaha, Ducati, Aprilia |
| WRS Sport Windscreens | Sport screens for the Stelvio, Transalp, X-ADV and Multistrada | Honda, BMW, Yamaha, Ducati, Triumph |
| WRS Race Windscreens | Race and High Race screens for the Panigale, YZF-R1 and S 1000 RR | Ducati, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Aprilia, BMW |
| WRS Caponord Windscreens | Caponord screens for the R 1300 GS, Tenere 700, NC 750 X and Stelvio | Honda, BMW, Ducati, Moto Guzzi, Kawasaki |
| WRS Wind Deflectors | Wind, side, tank side and central deflectors | BMW, Ducati, Yamaha, Moto Guzzi, Benelli |
| WRS Standard Windscreens | Standard screens for the R 1300 GS, Multistrada V4 and Africa Twin | Honda, BMW, Ducati, Yamaha, Aprilia |
| WRS Intermediate Windscreens | WRS's Intermedio line, for the T-Max 560, Tracer 9, R 1200 GS and Africa Twin | Yamaha, BMW, Honda, Ducati, Benelli |
| WRS Enduro Windscreens | Enduro screens for the Norden 901, Desert X, F 900 GS and Tenere 700 | BMW, Husqvarna, Ducati, Yamaha, Aprilia |
| WRS Headlight Protectors | Headlight and spotlight protectors in clear and yellow | BMW, Yamaha |
How WRS describes its lines
WRS's journal lists its screens from tallest to shortest: Caponord, Touring, Intermedio, Standard, Enduro and Sport, then Rallye and Racing Pro. It describes Caponord as total protection for long distances, Touring as a balance of comfort and looks, Intermedio as everyday versatility and Standard as a quality upgrade without changing proportions. WRS advises that the top edge of a screen should sit above or below your line of sight, never in the middle.
About WRS
WRS is based in Cattolica, Italy. It says its production began in 2008 in a small craft department, and that design and production run in its own department. WRS makes its screens from PMMA (Plexiglass) and states that light transmission reaches 92%. It says that since 2018 it has made screens for sports motorcycles and supplied MotoGP and SBK teams.
The hub also holds windscreen frames and support brackets, hand guard extensions for the R 1300 GS, Rally screens for the R 1200 GS and R 1250 GS, a GPS mount and a brake reservoir protector.
Go straight to a page: WRS Touring Windscreens · WRS Sport Windscreens · WRS Race Windscreens · WRS Caponord Windscreens · WRS Wind Deflectors · WRS Standard Windscreens · WRS Intermediate Windscreens · WRS Enduro Windscreens · WRS Headlight Protectors
Will it fit my motorcycle?
Each title names the bike the part fits, or up to three bikes, with the years. Where a part fits more than three models, the title says Motorcycle instead. The Fitment section on every listing gives each model and year, so check the year range as well as the model name.
Which WRS line is the tallest?
WRS lists its lines from tallest to shortest as Caponord, Touring, Intermedio (Intermediate on this site), Standard, Enduro and Sport, then Rallye and Racing Pro. WRS gives heights for individual parts, not for a whole line, so treat the order as a guide rather than a measurement for your bike.