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Fun with Patents: The Knee Air Deflector

The Knee Air Deflector 6 photos
Photo: Jerry H Biglake
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Nothing better than a good laugh in the warm spring afternoon with one of the funniest motorcycle-related patents we saw in the last months or so: Jerry H Biglake's Knee Air Flow Deflector.
According to Motorbiker, the patent was filed in 2008 and got some upgrades the next year. Taking a look at the pictures we've not only failed to see any trace of a truly functional upgrade, but laughed once more, only this time harder.

While Jerry's idea starts off from a real problem, wind resistance when riding on unfaired bikes, he fails to comply to the lays of physics and imagines his own version of an air stream, in complete disdain of what is common-sense fluid dynamics.

And since it looks like Jerry H Biglake has just discovered a new way air travels around a motorcycle, what better occasion to invent a deflector for this stream, so conveniently reshaped by yet unknown forces...

By all means, please try and imagine how would you look like wearing Jerry's groundbreaking invention and how happily would you be smiling, now that you're protected against air streams which magically decide to go up for no apparent reason. And then imagine how hard are we still laughing here...
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