Laminar Lip R90/100S

The Laminar LIP is designed to give a more comfortable riding experience by reducing buffeting, helmet blowing and providing more wind resistance.

The LIP consists of an inverted airfoil placed above the rear of the windshield. Some oncoming air passes between the windshield and the airfoil then follows the airfoil shape into a more vertical direction. This airflow then interferes with the air coming at the rider. The effect is that the air blast is moved higher by 6 to 8 inches, or more; the pressure in this area will be greatly reduced.

This inverted wing placed on the windshield will also add down-force at the front of the bike to counter the natural tendency of a vehicle to rotate rearward around its roll center.

The LIP is made of a modified clear or smoked acrylic to make it more impact resistant as well as scratch resistant. In different applications the LIP may be attached to the windshield or fairing by use of: 1) existing windshield attachment screw locations, 2) by use of 3M(TM) Automotive tape, 3) by 3M Dual Lock(TM), 4) by a combination of two.