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SKU: MACH-4822-BLK
Designed for the Honda XL750 Transalp (2023–2024), these MACHINA Side Winglet Wind Deflectors mount to the lower fairing panels and redirect airflow away from your hands and legs — reducing wind buffeting and rider fatigue on long-distance rides.
Manufactured from high-quality PC (Polycarbonate) plastic with a high-gloss black finish, the winglets are lightweight, UV-resistant, and built to last. Installation is a simple bolt-on fitment using existing mounting points on the XL750 Transalp's fairing — no drilling or permanent modification required. Sold as a pair (Left + Right).
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Be the first to share your experience!They are made for the Honda Transalp XL750 from 2023 to 2024. If you have other aftermarket parts fitted nearby, or you're not sure of your model year, send Machina a photo on WhatsApp before ordering and we'll confirm fitment.
Polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is far more shatter-resistant than acrylic and stays optically clear.
They are designed around the Honda Transalp XL750's existing mounting points, so they fit with basic hand tools. Tighten the screws gently and evenly — overtightening can crack polycarbonate. Most riders fit them in under 30 minutes.
Yes. On long Indian highway runs they take the side blast off your hands and upper body, reducing fatigue and keeping some rain and dust off you.
They smooth the airflow around the sides of the fairing, which many riders find reduces turbulence at speed. How much depends on your height and riding position — message Machina on WhatsApp if you'd like advice.
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