Puig Touring Fairing - 9485W

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The Puig Touring Fairing 9485W is an essential upgrade for Benelli TRK 502 owners seeking enhanced wind protection and improved rider comfort during long-distance touring. By increasing the screen height by 110 mm over the stock version, it significantly reduces wind buffeting and fatigue, though riders should note that the larger surface area may alter the motorcycle's overall aesthetic and wind flow dynamics compared to the original factory setup.
| Model Part Number | 9485W |
|---|---|
| Brand | Puig |
Yes, this model is designed for compatibility with the Benelli TRK 502 series.
No, it is a straightforward 'bolt-on' installation that replaces the factory screen using original hardware.
The fairing is manufactured from 3 mm thick high-impact methacrylate.
Yes, the 110 mm height increase is specifically intended to shift airflow and reduce turbulence around the helmet area.
Always use plenty of water and a soft microfiber cloth to avoid dragging dust particles across the surface.
Verify that all mounting bolts are tightened evenly and that all rubber dampeners from the original setup are correctly positioned.
Use a specialized plastic polish designed for motorcycle windscreens to buff out light surface imperfections.
The Puig 9485W is designed for direct compatibility with the Benelli TRK 502. The installation utilizes the factory mounting points, typically requiring only basic hand tools to remove the stock windscreen and secure the new fairing. To ensure longevity, clean the methacrylate surface using a soft microfiber cloth and a mild soap-and-water solution. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can create micro-scratches or cloud the material over time. Check mounting hardware periodically to ensure it remains tight following vibration exposure from road use.