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A '''fairing''' is a structure whose primary function is to produce a smooth outline and reduce drag. These structures are generally light-weight shapes and covers for gaps and spaces between parts of a vehicle. They are commonly used on | A '''fairing''' is a structure whose primary function is to produce a smooth outline and reduce [[Drag (physics)|drag]]. These structures are generally light-weight shapes and covers for gaps and spaces between parts of a vehicle. They are commonly used on sportbikes to give them smooth lines and make them more physically appealing. There's no doubt they help to reduce drag, however, and often make a bike more rideable (keep less wind of the rider) at higher speeds. | ||
[[Category:Motorcycle technology|Fairing]] | [[Category:Motorcycle technology|Fairing]] |