Splendid illustration, tod.branko. 

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Another sketch!tod.branko_imp said:I'm not an expert in aerodynamics but i know that the bikes with screens tend to create an airflow that rolls forward from the back of the bike (basically turbulence) that was one of major quirks of that old Honda 800, what was it's name... Pacific Coast, yes. It would create this bubble that would keep smacking you in the back of the head constantly. I think it has something to do with creating a vacuum behind the windscreen and then the air would rush forward to fill up the negative pressure (but don't quote me on that), that's one of the reasons modern screens have some vents at the bottom to allow some air to fill up the bubble of negative pressure and reduce turbulence.
Anyways I think that could effectively keep the top box open.
I've only ever had one bike with a top box, it was a maxi scooter - Aprilia Atlantic 500. It was a Givi box, and fortunately I haven't had any issues with it, and the Mrs enjoyed having a backrest. The bike, on the other hand, was utter garbage, and I couldn't get rid of it soon enough.
I did forget to close my tank bag on a few occasions and I think it was only pure luck that saved me from losing all my stuff
'14 CB1100 STD 5 speed
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Another sketch!GoldOxide_imp said:Another sketch!tod.branko_imp said:I'm not an expert in aerodynamics but i know that the bikes with screens tend to create an airflow that rolls forward from the back of the bike (basically turbulence) that was one of major quirks of that old Honda 800, what was it's name... Pacific Coast, yes. It would create this bubble that would keep smacking you in the back of the head constantly. I think it has something to do with creating a vacuum behind the windscreen and then the air would rush forward to fill up the negative pressure (but don't quote me on that), that's one of the reasons modern screens have some vents at the bottom to allow some air to fill up the bubble of negative pressure and reduce turbulence.
Anyways I think that could effectively keep the top box open.
I've only ever had one bike with a top box, it was a maxi scooter - Aprilia Atlantic 500. It was a Givi box, and fortunately I haven't had any issues with it, and the Mrs enjoyed having a backrest. The bike, on the other hand, was utter garbage, and I couldn't get rid of it soon enough.
I did forget to close my tank bag on a few occasions and I think it was only pure luck that saved me from losing all my stuff
'14 CB1100 STD 5 speed
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Tod: You should open a "gallery" thread. Early works are sometimes in most demand.![]()
Gone in 60' :rofl::rofl:Gone in 60_imp said:Just keep it latched, Clearview!

... maybe a bit slow here, but ...Gone in 60_imp said:Just keep it latched, Clearview!

Yeah, I suppose not. Well, I've bowled many times, but definitely lack the literacy. Hmm, just speaking the other day how all the bowling alleys in the local region have closed for good. (*sigh*)Gone in 60_imp said:Tod, when I first glanced at your sketch, I got a totally different idea of what you were going for... until I took a closer look.
GO.... Apparently you're not a bowler.