Deflector for motorcycle
OwnerWalter T. Hesseinventor
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The invention provides a pair of deflectors symmetrically mounted on each side of a motorcycle. Each pair of deflectors, being substantially identical, is mounted on the longitudinal center axis of the front fork of the motorcycle, and comprises a first panel and second panel separately and fixedly mounted to the motorcycle and partially in spaced, overlapping disposition. The first panel is obliquely angled as viewed in cross-section thereby forming an upper section, and a bottom section extending downwardly and rearwardly with reference to the fork. The second panel is disposed mainly rearwardly relative to the first panel, and terminates at its forward or leading edge with an angled or curved upper surface, as viewed in cross-section, which overlaps in spaced disposition with the bottom section of the first panel. The panels, and the unique arrangement thereof, direct air away from the rider.
A deflector for symmetrical mounting about the logitudinal axis of the front fork of a motorcyde and having handlebars operably connected to the fork, comprising:
A pair of deflectors for mounting on each side of a motorcycle having a front fork, each pair comprising:
A pair of deflectors symmetrically mounted about a longitudinal center line of a motorcycle having a front fork having a longitudinal axis, and a windshield positioned mainly upwardly of the front fork and substantially parallel thereto, each pair comprising:
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