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MACHINA
MACHINA Side Winglet Wind Deflector for Honda XL750 Transalp (2023–2024)
SKU: MACH-4822-BLK
Rs. 5,200.00
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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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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this product designed specifically for my motorcycle?
Yes. Every Machina product is engineered for a specific motorcycle model to ensure correct fitment, performance, and compatibility.
What materials are used in this product?
Machina products are made using premium-grade materials selected based on the product’s purpose, including metals, composites, and high-quality polymers.
Will this product affect motorcycle handling or safety?
No. Machina designs focus on proper load distribution and functional integration to ensure handling, stability, and safety remain unaffected.
Is installation hardware included with the product?
Yes. All necessary mounting hardware required for proper installation is included unless stated otherwise on the product page.
Is this product suitable for Indian riding conditions?
Yes. Every Machina product is tested on Indian roads and real-world riding conditions to ensure durability and reliability.
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