Race Windshield Visor For Yamaha XMAX 300 - 2017 to 2022

Windscreen Visor for Yamaha XMAX 300 (2017 to 2022)

The stock windscreen on the Yamaha XMAX 300 provides good chest and torso protection but leaves the rider's head in the turbulent zone above the screen on longer highway runs. This windscreen visor is a shaped extension that mounts at the top edge of the existing screen, raising the effective protected area to reduce the buffeting that reaches the helmet at speed. It is not a replacement for the stock screen — it attaches above it to extend its height without removing the original.

The visor is available in multiple tint options including clear, light smoke, dark smoke, and iridescent variants. Clear maximizes forward visibility at all light levels. Light smoke suits riders who want a small amount of glare reduction without noticeable light loss. Dark smoke works well in bright daytime conditions but reduces visibility in low light. The iridescent options are cosmetic choices that prioritize visual style over tint performance.

Construction is from acrylic or polycarbonate depending on the variant, shaped to follow the curvature of the XMAX 300's stock screen. The mounting brackets clip or bolt to the top edge of the existing screen using pre-drilled holes — no drilling into the original screen is required for most variants. Installation takes under twenty minutes and the visor is removable for cleaning or storage without tools.

Confirmed for the Yamaha XMAX 300 from 2017 through 2022. The XMAX 300 retained the same windscreen profile and mounting geometry across this production run.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it fit the XMAX 125 or XMAX 400?

The XMAX 300 windscreen profile differs from the 125 and 400 variants. This visor is specifically sized for the XMAX 300 screen curve and mounting edge. The 125 uses a narrower screen; the 400 uses a different top edge profile. Do not order this visor for the 125 or 400 unless you can confirm the screen dimensions match the 300.

Does it generate noise or vibration at highway speeds?

Any screen extension changes the airflow pattern above the bike, which can introduce turbulence-related noise at certain speeds. Most riders report the XMAX 300 windscreen visor reduces noise at helmet level by moving the turbulent zone higher. At speeds above 80 mph on a short visor extension, some buffeting can occur depending on rider height and seating position.

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