Front air guide structure for a motorcycle

摘要

In a motorcycle with a cowl, a bent portion which has an upright wall facing forwardly and is bent in an upward and downward direction is provided at an intermediate portion in a forward and backward direction of an air intake duct. A plurality of dewatering devices are provided, and configured to be hit from the front by traveling wind to remove moisture from the traveling wind. The dewatering devices are disposed at a plurality of locations in the air intake duct spaced from each other along the traveling wind flowing direction in the air passage in the front of the upright wall. An overall extent of a range in which the air passage can be seen up to a rear end thereof without obstruction when the air intake duct is viewed from the front of the traveling wind inlet is occupied by the dewatering devices.

主权项

1. A motorcycle, comprising:
an internal combustion engine having an engine main body; a vehicle body frame having the engine main body mounted thereupon; and a front air guide structure, said front air guide structure including a front cowl having a traveling wind inlet thereon, said traveling wind inlet disposed just above a front wheel and supported on the vehicle body frame, and an air intake duct for taking in traveling wind from the traveling wind inlet from a front end thereof extending forwardly from an intake system of the internal combustion engine in such a manner as to form an air passage for guiding the traveling wind to the intake system, wherein a bent portion which has an upright wall facing forwardly and is bent in an upward and downward direction in such a manner as to assume an upper portion toward the rear is provided at an intermediate portion in a forward and backward direction of the air intake duct, said front air guide structure further comprising a plurality of dewatering devices configured to be hit from the front by traveling wind and to remove moisture from the traveling wind, said dewatering devices being disposed at a plurality of locations in the air intake duct spaced from each other along the traveling wind flowing direction in the air passage in the front of the upright wall, while an overall extent of a range in which the air passage is visible up to a rear end thereof without obstruction when the air intake duct is viewed from the front of the traveling wind inlet is occupied by the dewatering devices.