Windscreen Extension Bracket For Yamaha Tenere 700 - 2019 to 2024

Windscreen Support Bracket for Yamaha Tenere 700 (2019 to 2024)

The stock windscreen on the Yamaha Tenere 700 is set at a fixed height designed around the average rider. Taller riders often find it sits below eye level, which means looking directly through the turbulent air coming off the top edge rather than above it or through a clean section of screen. This windscreen support bracket is an aluminum riser that raises the existing screen height by a fixed amount, moving the effective top edge upward to better suit taller riders or those who want reduced turbulence at the helmet level.

The bracket is machined from CNC aluminum and available in black anodized and silver finishes. Both are corrosion-resistant and suited to the Tenere 700's off-road usage conditions. The bracket replaces the stock screen mounting hardware and uses the same bolt pattern, which means no modification to the fairing or screen is required. The screen itself is retained as-is.

At $39.90, this bracket represents a practical, low-cost way to improve windscreen performance without replacing the screen itself. The improvement is positional rather than physical — the screen is unchanged, but raising it three to four centimeters can move the turbulent zone from helmet level to above the rider's head on a typical seating position.

Confirmed fitment for the Yamaha Tenere 700 and T7 from 2019 through 2024. The XTZ700 and Tenere 700 World Raid both use the same windscreen mounting geometry and are compatible.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it raise the screen?

The bracket raises the windscreen by approximately 3 to 4 cm depending on the specific variant. This is enough to shift the top edge from chin to forehead height on a 5'10" rider in the standard seated position. Riders above 6'0" may find it brings the screen edge closer to the ideal sight line but may still prefer an aftermarket taller screen for full clearance.

Does it affect screen rigidity or vibration?

Raising a screen increases its effective lever arm from the mounting points, which can increase vibration at certain speeds depending on screen thickness. The Tenere 700's stock screen is reasonably thick and typically remains stable with this bracket. If your screen vibrates at a specific speed range, adding a rubber washer between the screen and bracket helps dampen any resonance.

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