The drag coefficient of bikes / scoots are simply appalling, so thats why they don't publish them!! The open front wheel is an aerodynamic disaster area, so playing with the rest of the bodywork to improve aero efficiency is pointless. However, a wind tunnel can be usefully employed to to ensure stability, and help produce a good screen and fairing design to reduce turbulence for the rider.StephenC wrote:Just been searching for the X10's drag factor. I've found a few references to wind tunnel testing but not a hint of the figures. The lack of which tells me all I need to know....
Maxi's in side/crosswinds
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Re: Maxi's in side/crosswinds
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Re: Maxi's in side/crosswinds
What we need is 'Bluebottle'. He is good with wind!! 

Probably not ugly enough for the 'Ugly Bunch'! 
Been riding for 55 years & owned too many bikes to list here...

Been riding for 55 years & owned too many bikes to list here...