airlift™ trim
airlift™
trim smooths, lifts, and expands, up, down, and inside out
Motorcycle wind deflectors work well, but sometimes they need a little help. airLift™ trim makes them work even better. Using Saeng’s Micro-Swirl™ technology, airLift trim creates a layer of tiny air swirls along a surface’s edge. These act like air bearings, separating and stabilizing competing air streams. The result is smoother airflow and a larger, quieter air pocket. And airLift trim isn’t just for wind deflectors.
Up top, add it to a motorcycle wind deflector to increase lift, smooth airflow, and reduce helmet buffeting and wind noise.
Down under, apply it to the lower edge of an open-face helmet’s face shield to smooth and expand the airflow entering beneath it.
Inside out, place it along bodywork near radiator exhaust vents to help pull hot air outward and away from your legs.
One simple product. Three ways to manage troublesome airflow. By controlling turbulence where it begins, airLift trim can reduce helmet shake, wind roar, and rider fatigue while improving comfort in hot weather. Made in the USA.
application
peel-on, ride-off
airLift™ trim uses a strong peel-and-stick adhesive and mounts in a straight line on motorcycle wind deflectors, face shields, body panels, and even boat windshields.
Use it to add lift or smooth airflow on wind deflectors from Puig, Duilu, Justech, Kemimoto, Motoforti, and others. It also works with short Batwing-style fairings and shields, including F12-SB, Meca Mau, Amazicha, and Krator designs. For heat management, apply airLift trim to the lower bodywork behind radiator air-exit vents to expand outgoing airflow and move heat away from the rider. Wherever turbulent air creates a problem, airLift trim gives you another way to manage it. Less turbulence. Less buffeting. Less wind noise. Less heat. More comfort.
test flight
before adding it to your cart
See for yourself how a small change in airflow can make a big difference. On a safe, familiar road with no traffic and at a comfortable speed, briefly lay a finger along the top edge of your wind deflector or the bottom edge of your open-face helmet’s face shield, while keeping full control of your motorcycle. If the wind noise, turbulence, or buffeting decreases, airLift™ trim will provide an even deeper and broader effect continuously, helping create smoother, quieter airflow for a more comfortable ride. Money-back guarantee.
excessively
long periods of noise are no laughing matter
Helmet wind noise and buffeting are more than annoyances. Prolonged exposure to high noise levels can damage hearing, while continuous helmet shake and turbulence can make a long ride tiring and uncomfortable. Research has documented the hearing risks motorcyclists face from wind noise. For more information, read the study abstract published in The Journal of Laryngology & Otology by Cambridge University Press.
Learn more about how airflow affects motorcycle comfort in our air management blog.