There is a resemblance for sure, the Superwedege has all sorts of marketing-speak but probably little actual testing. Brittens bike would have been more about the actual effectiveness. Both are rather odd looking. All this aero-speak makes me wonder how effective the little wings on Moto GP bikes really are.
Jacwal was a collaboration between JACk McCormack and WALter Fulton. The fairing was mounted to the frame while the windshield, dash panel and handshields are mounted to the handlebars for ease of steering.
That looks just like the Britten Aero-D, which became successful AFTER
ReplyDeleteditching most of the aero gimmicks. So much for the theory...
There is a resemblance for sure, the Superwedege has all sorts of marketing-speak but probably little actual testing. Brittens bike would have been more about the actual effectiveness. Both are rather odd looking. All this aero-speak makes me wonder how effective the little wings on Moto GP bikes really are.
ReplyDeleteJacwal was a collaboration between JACk McCormack and WALter Fulton. The fairing was mounted to the frame while the windshield, dash panel and handshields are mounted to the handlebars for ease of steering.
ReplyDeleteMcCormick again! That man was everywhere motorcycle. Thanks!
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