Products from MRA

The "SP" Sportscreen is a short screen and gives the motorcycle or scooter a modern, sporty look.

The Touring Screen has a similar shaped base as your bike´s standard screen but, typically, is longer and taller. Its extra length and height is created by an upwardly sloping rear section over its entire width, designed to deflect wind...

This advanced design of Touring screen has a uniquely mounted spoiler at its rear edge which, without the use of tools, can easily be adjusted into one of seven positions to suit your (and your passenger´s) needs. Positioned on the top...

The Touring Screen has a similar shaped base as your bike´s standard screen but, typically, is longer and taller. Its extra length and height is created by an upwardly sloping rear section over its entire width, designed to deflect wind...

Spoiler screen SN The Pan America is the first motorcycle with which Harley has ventured into the touring enduro segment. Of course, it is not yet fully developed, but it is a universal and at the same time comfortable and fast touring...

Variotouring screen VTN The Pan America is the first touring enduro from Harley. And nothing could make relaxed touring more enjoyable than the MRA Variotouring screen with its adjustable spoiler. If you replace the original screen with...

The "SP" Sportscreen is a short screen and gives the motorcycle or scooter a modern, sporty look.

This type of screen was originally developed by MRA for competition and is used today by many high-level racers including works MotoGP teams. The lower part of the Racing Screen corresponds to the original profile, but with a...

The "SP" Sportscreen is a short screen and gives the motorcycle or scooter a modern, sporty look.

Shape, profile and size match yor bike's original screen.

The "SPM" Sportscreen is a short screen and gives the motorcycle or scooter a modern, sporty look.

The Touring Screen has a similar shaped base as your bike´s standard screen but, typically, is longer and taller. Its extra length and height is created by an upwardly sloping rear section over its entire width, designed to deflect wind...