Motorcycle fairing
AssigneeYamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYasuhito Suzuki, Akira Hiratsuka, Shinya Anzai
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AssigneeYamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYasuhito Suzuki, Akira Hiratsuka, Shinya Anzai
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A motorcycle features an improved fairing. The fairing generally comprises a forward panel and a rear panel. The forward panel includes an aperture for a headlight while the rear panel includes apertures for gauges and speakers. By removing the forward panel, a mounting stay and a cavity are revealed. The headlight and the various features secured in the rear panel are mounted to the stay within the cavity. The stay is connected to the frame of the motorcycle and carries the weight of the fairing. An engaging member positively locates the headlight within the forward panel of the fairing when the forward panel is reattached to the motorcycle following maintenance. When the forward panel removed for maintenance, an opening is provided into the cavity defined between the forward panel and the rear panel and the cavity is exposed in both forward and lateral directions.
A fairing assembly for attaching to a frame of a motorcycle, the fairing assembly comprising at least one mounting bracket, the mounting bracket capable of being connected to a forward portion of the frame of the motorcycle, a fairing stay being removably connected to said mounting bracket, a forward fairing panel connected to said fairing stay and a rearward fairing panel connected to said fairing stay, said forward fairing panel being removable from said fairing stay separate from said rearward fairing panel such that said forward fairing panel may be removed from said fairing stay while said rearward fairing panel remains connected to said fairing stay, a cavity being defined by said forward fairing panel and said rearward fairing panel, said fairing stay being disposed within said cavity and said fairing stay supporting at least one accessory disposed substantially within said cavity such that said rearward fairing panel, said accessory and said stay may be removed from said mounting bracket as a single component.
A motorcycle comprising a frame assembly, said frame assembly comprising a pivotal front fork, handlebars being attached to said front fork, a fairing stay being removably secured to a forward portion of said frame assembly, at least one accessory being mounted to said fairing stay proximate said handlebars, an outer panel being removably attached to said fairing stay and said outer panel having a pair of side portions extending outward and rearward from a forwardmost portion of said outer panel such that said outer panel has a generally concave appearance to an operator, an inner panel also being removably attached to said stay, said stay being interposed between at least a portion of said outer panel and said inner panel, a windshield extending upward from an upper edge of said outer panel and being interposed between said outer panel and said inner panel at a lower edge of the windshield, said outer panel being removable from said motorcycle without removing said stay, said inner panel or said windshield, and said outer panel concealing front and lateral sides of a cavity, said cavity housing said at least one accessory.
A fairing assembly for attaching to a frame of a motorcycle, the fairing assembly comprising at least one mounting bracket, the mounting bracket capable of being connected to a forward portion of the frame of the motorcycle, a fairing stay being removably connected to said mounting bracket, a forward fairing panel connected to said fairing stay and a rearward fairing panel connected to said fairing stay, said forward fairing panel being removable from said fairing stay separate from said rearward fairing panel such that said forward fairing panel may be removed from said fairing stay while said rearward fairing panel remains connected to said fairing stay, a cavity being defined between said forward fairing panel and said rearward fairing panel, said fairing stay supporting at least one accessory disposed substantially within said cavity such that said rearward fairing panel, said at least one accessory and said stay being capable of removal from said mounting bracket as a single component, and a headlamp that is supported by said support, said support being connected to said fairing stay and said headlamp extending through said forward fairing panel.
A motorcycle comprising a frame assembly, a front fork being pivotably connected to said frame assembly, handlebars being attached to said front fork, a fairing stay being removably secured to a forward portion of said frame assembly, at least one accessory being mounted to said fairing stay proximate said handlebars, an outer panel being removably attached to said fairing stay and said outer panel having a pair of side portions extending outward and rearward from a forwardmost portion of said outer panel such that said outer panel has a generally concave appearance to an operator, an inner panel also being removably attached to said stay, a windshield extending upward from an upper edge of said outer panel and being interposed between said outer panel and said inner panel at a lower edge of the windshield, said outer panel being removable from said motorcycle without removing said stay, said inner panel or said windshield, and said outer panel concealing front and lateral sides of a cavity, said cavity housing said at least one accessory, wherein said outer panel and said inner panel abut one another in at least one location.
A motorcycle comprising a frame assembly, a front fork being pivotably connected to said frame assembly, handlebars being attached to said front fork, a fairing stay being removably secured to a forward portion of said frame assembly, at least one accessory being mounted to said fairing stay proximate said handlebars, an outer panel being removably attached to said fairing stay and said outer panel having a pair of side portions extending outward and rearward from a forwardmost portion of said outer panel such that said outer panel has a generally concave appearance to an operator, an inner panel also being removably attached to said stay, a windshield extending upward from an upper edge of said outer panel and being interposed between said outer panel and said inner panel at a lower edge of the windshield, said outer panel being removable from said motorcycle without removing said stay, said inner panel or said windshield, and said outer panel concealing front and lateral sides of a cavity, said cavity housing said at least one accessory, wherein said at least one accessory is a display device.
A motorcycle comprising a frame assembly, a front fork being, pivotably connected to said frame assembly, handlebars being attached to said front fork, a fairing stay being removably secured to a forward portion of said frame assembly, at least one accessory being, mounted to said fairing stay proximate said handlebars, an outer panel being removably attached to said fairing stay and said outer panel having a pair of side portions extending outward and rearward from a forwardmost portion of said outer panel such that said outer panel has a generally concave appearance to an operator, an inner panel also being removably attached to said stay, a windshield extending upward from an upper edge of said outer panel and being interposed between said outer panel and said inner panel at a lower edge of the windshield, said outer panel being removable from said motorcycle without removing said stay, said inner panel or said windshield, and said outer panel concealing front and lateral sides of a cavity, said cavity housing said at least one accessory and a headlight being removably attached to said stay.
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