Motorcycle V-twin engine heat deflector
OwnerRobert J. Schoonoverinventor
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OwnerRobert J. Schoonoverinventor
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A heat deflector for a Harley-Davidson™ v-twin engine motorcycle or a similarly designed and styled motorcycle having a similar v-twin engine. The heat deflector is mounted above the rear cylinder of the v-twin engine and between the leg of a user and the rear cylinder of the v-twin engine. The heat deflector deflects hot air away from the leg of the user and away from saddlebags that may be mounted behind the leg of the user bilaterally on the rear wheel of the motorcycle. The heat deflector provides greater comfort for a user on a long distance drive. It is constructed to blend seemlessly with the appearance of the motorcycle and it reduces condensation in saddlebags. The heat deflector of this invention provides much of the comfort of an alternative designed motorcycle with a fairing enclosing the engine while retaining the distinctive appearance of the Harley-Davidson™ or a Harley-Davidson™ type v-twin engine motorcycle.
A heat deflector in combination with a definite design motorcycle having a air cooled V-twin of at least 500 cubic centimeters volume with a first cylinder proximal to a front pivoting wheel of said definite motorcycle and a second cylinder proximal to a rear drive wheel of said definite design motorcycle engine comprising:
A heat deflector in combination with a definete design motorcycle having an air cooled V-twin engine at least 500 cubic centimeters volume with a first cylinder proximal to a front pivoting wheel of said definite motorcycle and a second cylinder proximal to a rear drive wheel of said definite design motorcycle said definite design motorcycle manufactured by Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Company, for deflecting hot air generated by the said air cooled V-twin engine when in use comprising:
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