Aerodynamic hemisphere and socket motorcycle fairing

A motorcycle fairing substantially enclosing a front wheel, a suspended front fork assembly, a handlebar, and an engine of a motorcycle in a single, smooth airfoil allowing smooth, unbroken airflow over said fairing, and allowing full lateral rotation of the front wheel and fork assembly and full operation of the front fork suspension and being comprised of a upper fairing section and a lower fairing section having an inferior surface and a superior surface, with the lower fairing section attached to an upper, sprung portion of a front fork suspension assembly of a motorcycle, and with said lower fairing section substantially enclosing a front wheel of said motorcycle and a lower un-sprung portion of said front fork suspension assembly, and with the superior surface of said lower fairing section forming a convex, semi-circular curve, with a central opening in the superior and the inferior surfaces of said lower fairing section, of a width and length to allow a vertical movement of the front wheel and the lower un-sprung portion of the front fork assembly, through and independent of said lower fairing section, and with the upper fairing section attached to a main frame of the motorcycle and located on each side of said main frame of the motorcycle and extending forward beyond the front fork suspension assembly and a handlebar attached to the upper sprung portion of said front fork suspension assembly, without said upper fairing section having direct attachment to said front fork suspension assembly, and with each side of said upper fairing coming together at the most forward extension of said sides to form a curved yoke, with a smooth, curved anterior surface, and

• with an inferior portion of said upper fairing being adjacent to the lower fairing section substantially enclosing the front wheel of the motorcycle, with a inferior edge of said upper fairing section forming a concave, semi-circular curve immediate to and exactly conforming with the convex, semi-circular curve of the superior surface of the lower fairing section, both fairing sections together substantially enveloping in a single aerodynamic enclosure, the front wheel, the front fork suspension assembly, the handlebar attached to said upper fork suspension assembly, and an area parallel to each side of the motorcycle main frame and an engine located within said main frame of the motorcycle, with free lateral rotation of the front wheel, front fork suspension assembly, and the attached handlebar, independent of the upper fairing section, and free vertical movement of the front wheel and lower un-sprung portion of the front fork suspension assembly, independent of the lower fairing section.