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Windjammer restoration parts
Keep your Vetter fairings looking like new with these Genuine Vetter Design Works parts. Available nowhere else in the world.

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Read a chapter about Joe Petrali from my upcoming book

The Vetter Alcan Fairing: Designed for the Alaska Highway

The second-to-the-last Vetter Fairing is aluminum!

Chapter 3: Combining it with a streamlined tail

My Blogs on Mother Earth News!
I knew John Shuttleworth, founder of Mother Earth News. I always liked his magazine. Even though John is no longer with us, I have been asked to create bolgs for their website.

You know me as a motorcycle designer. There is much more... Current Blog #14: Make a Hot Tub for $300

Join me in thoughtful discussions about learning to live better on less energy.

Updated Jan 18, 2012

"It is not about going faster... it is about living better and consuming less fuel"

Craig Vetter

Alan props up the clay nose of the "Last Vetter Fairing"on his Ninja to see how it fits. 41 years ago I used this same clay to make the first Windjammer Fairing! Today, to help visualize, I also use a little Photoshop. Check out Chapter 52 to get current on streamlining the Ninja 250.

In 1970, one out of four gallons of the petroleum we burned in our vehicles was imported. Today, three out of four gallons is imported. This is making us poor and them rich. In 1970, my Windjammer Fairing helped 40 mpg motorcycles to be better transportation. Today, we need motorcycles to be better transportation while consuming less fuel. The Last Vetter Fairing is designed to do just this. Sure doesn't look like a Windjammer, does it?

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