Motorcycle Numberplate Spray Deflector/Mud Guard
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Description
That perfectly aligned stripe of wet road grime the rear tire slings exactly past the bottom edge of the plate and up the center of your jacket is miserable. Tail tidies look good, but they leave the dead center of the wheel completely unshielded.
This is a wedge deflector that clips directly onto the bottom edge of the numberplate. It projects a downward-angled, 18mm shelf backwards toward the wheel, catching that specific arc of water and directing it back at the road. The ends are heavily swept to match the sharp lines of modern sport bikes like the Z-series.
Fitment & Printing
- Slot Width: 3.0mm, deep enough (15mm) to swallow standard plates. Features an internal 0.4mm friction ridge to bite onto the plate. (If your plate is very thin stamped metal, add a strip of double-sided tape inside the channel).
- Deflection Range: 90mm wide to cover the tire's central spray path, with an 18mm rearward overhang.
- Print Orientation: Drop it flat on its front face in your slicer. The awning prints upwards at an angle, meaning the whole piece prints cleanly with zero supports.
- Material: PETG or ABS/ASA strongly recommended. PLA will warp from exhaust heat or summer sun.
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