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Motorcycle-style trim cover and carrier

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A curved outer skin and separate mounting carrier bring the visible surface and attachments together.

An original Vekform CAD design study, shown through CAD views and a rendered workshop scene.

Exploded CAD view of an original curved motorcycle-style trim skin and its separate mounting carrier — The curved trim skin and mounting carrier shown separately.

A curved visible surface

The cover uses an asymmetric curved shell. Four mounting bosses on its underside meet a separate open carrier, keeping the fixing screws away from the outer face.

Assembled CAD view of the curved trim cover and mounting carrier — The curved cover on its carrier.

CAD view of the trim skin and its interface with the mounting carrier — The mounting bosses meet the separate carrier.

Attachments beneath the skin

The cover screws are reached through the service opening in the reference panel. The carrier has its own mounting tabs, separate from the screws that retain the skin.

CAD half-section through the curved shell, mounting carrier and reference panel — A cutaway shows the carrier beneath the curved skin.

Two parts with distinct roles

The component layout separates the curved skin from the carrier. This makes the visible shape and supporting attachment geometry easier to inspect as individual pieces.

CAD layout of the separate curved trim skin, mounting carrier and fasteners — The skin and carrier before assembly.

The assembly in context

This view places the trim assembly on an illustrative workbench.

Rendered workshop scene showing the assembled curved trim cover — The assembled trim cover.

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