AeroBox — Tape-Mount Box Winglet
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Description
The AeroBox Winglet adds MotoGP-inspired aggressive styling and aerodynamic structure to your motorcycle fairings. Featuring a complete closed-loop "box" design, the upper and lower swept aerofoils stretch outward and tie seamlessly into a sleek outer endplate.
Instead of a single large, rigid backplate, the winglet employs two distinct, flushed mounting pads perfectly suited for heavy-duty VHB double-sided tape. This split-pad setup is significantly easier to conform to the natural sweeping curves of your bike's fairings.
Features
- Closed Loop Box Design: Bridges a dual-element upper and lower wing wing with an aerodynamic vertical endplate.
- True Sweep: The wings heavily taper and sweep towards the trailing rear edge.
- Dual VHB Pads: Split bases keep the part tightly adhered without relying on a completely flat body panel.
- Support-Free Printing: Designed to slice straight from the flat side base directly upwards.
Print Settings
Print on its side (the flat base directly touching the build plate). Use high infill and at least 3 perimeters to ensure decent stiffness and durability. Standard PLA works for testing fits, but PETG, ASA or ABS are highly recommended for actual outdoor and speed use.
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