Built from 2 mm thick PMMA plexiglass—identical to what WRS uses in MotoGP and World Superbike—it carries DOT626 certification and TÜV approvals, ensuring robust impact resistance and clarity. Its aerodynamic profile, featuring a subtly curved upper edge, is meticulously engineered to reduce rider buffeting while preserving the RS 660’s sleek silhouette . Weighing slightly more than OEM—but with high flexibility—this windscreen adds minimal weight while delivering significant structural strength .
Wind Deflection
Several users (including riders on sportier Aprilia models) report that WRS windshields capture airflow efficiently, reducing direct wind impact on the helmet and chest. As one noted, “I instantly could feel the difference” when upgrading their CBR650R—suggesting similar gains for RS 660 riders
Ride‑In‑Tuck
For riders who frequently ride tucked, the Race High screen’s height and curvature help align airflow above the helmet, smoothing turbulence without completely blocking visibility, striking a fine balance between function and form .Racing Pedigree
The WRS Race screen is actively used by top-tier race teams, lending credibility to its design. WRS’s emphasis on MotoGP-level materials reflects a commitment to professional-grade quality.
Compatible with all RS 660 fairings from 2020–2025, this screen is a direct bolt-on replacement—no drilling or modifications required . Standard torque recommendations apply (~3 Nm). Many riders praise the simplicity of the swap (“one‑minute task”) .
Available in Clear, Light Smoke, or Dark Smoke, it complements OEM RS 660 styling with a refined, aggressive look .The smoked versions add a sporty touch without significantly reducing visibility.
From pictures shared by RS 660 and Tuono 660 owners, WRS screens appear cohesive and well-matched to the bike’s lines. The tinted variants, in particular, receive praise for enhancing visual impact
