Screen for saddle-riding vehicle
AssigneeKawasaki Motors, Ltd.
InventorsHirotaka Kato, Kohei Akita
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AssigneeKawasaki Motors, Ltd.
InventorsHirotaka Kato, Kohei Akita
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A screen is attached to the saddle riding vehicle to face forward with respect to the saddle-riding vehicle, and permits passage of incoming air while preventing passage of foreign objects. The screen includes: a plurality of vertical fins extending in a vertical direction and arranged next to one another in a vehicle widthwise direction; and a lower fin connecting lower ends of the vertical fins and inclined downward towards a front. A first vertical fin located in an outermost position has a lower portion extending in an inwardly inclined manner in the vehicle widthwise direction towards a lower end thereof, and a front end portion extending in a downwardly inclined manner towards an outer end of the lower fin in the vehicle widthwise direction. The lower end of the first vertical fin and the outer end of the lower fin are connected by a connecting part.
A screen which is attached to a saddle riding vehicle at such a position that the screen faces forward with respect to the saddle riding vehicle, and permits passage of incoming air while preventing passage of foreign objects, the screen comprising:
A screen which is attached to a saddle riding vehicle at such a position that the screen faces forward with respect to the saddle riding vehicle, and permits passage of incoming air while preventing passage of foreign objects, the screen comprising:
A screen which is attached to a saddle riding vehicle at such a position that the screen faces forward with respect to the saddle riding vehicle, and permits passage of incoming air while preventing passage of foreign objects, the screen comprising:
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