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Old September 21st, 2016, 07:28 AM   #24
travellingtenor
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Originally Posted by SLOWn60 View Post
Just because I don't know the facts; it won't stop me from having an opinion!

I guarantee its to stop buffeting behind the windscreen by eliminating a low pressure area. By venting, smoother, laminar airflow is created which would be perceived by the rider as a smoother ride experience.
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner! That's exactly why there is a gap. Air will rush into a low pressure area and cause buffeting. Allowing air into the low pressure area evens out the pressure to neutral and provides a better airflow.
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