JPH08150977A - Rain shelter for motorcycle - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a light vehicle having a roof whose cabin can be simply formed in a short time. CONSTITUTION: A rain shelter for a motorcycle is provided in the car body center sandwiched by a windshield 9 obliquely extending to the rear upper part from the front of a steering handle 2, a front cowl 22 and a rear cowl 23. A guide 6 is arranged on the front cowl 22, and this extends to a front housing part 24. Slide rails 5, 5' and 5" having covers 2, 3 and 3' are arranged along this guide 6. At rainy weather time, the covers 2, 3 and 3' are pulled out, and a pole 8 is fixed to a pole receiver 9, and a circular roof (the covers 2, 3' and 3") can be formed in a short time.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a two-wheeled or three-wheeled light vehicle which can be provided with a roof according to weather conditions.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In the past, rain shelters for motorcycles were always provided by fixed rain shelters. Also, even in the case of temporary construction, it was performed with a framework or umbrella shape that was too soft. Moreover, not only is it too time-consuming to form them, it is necessary to add various parts.

[0003]

[Problems to be Solved by the Present Invention] 1. Store several times in normal times in a place that does not interfere, and expand it when necessary. 2. Slide rail 5.5 '. 5 ". Is extended in the shape of a circular arc assuming that it has a central axis that is perpendicular to the running direction and has a horizontal central axis, so that the tip in the extending direction can be freely attached to and detached from the pole receiver at the end of the vehicle body. Prevent the invasion of rain by covering the side surface with the cover 4. Reduce the wind resistance during running 5. Make the cover the same cross-section to facilitate mass production. Is preferably strong to prevent accidents, and the cross section of the cover is semi-circular, which is durable in the vertical and horizontal directions.

[0004]

[Structure of the present invention] When mounted on a sports type motorcycle Fig. 1 and Fig. 3 have the shapes as shown in Fig. 1. Fig. 1 shows a state in which the product of the present invention is stored in the front of the vehicle body and a state in which it is fully extended. Is written.

Cover 1. And guide 6. Guide mounting bracket 7. Guide to mount and fix with 6. Has a reverse T-shaped groove in the front of the slide hook with a T-shaped cross section. After slide hook 11. Has been inserted. Before and after this slide hook 10.11. Slide rail 5. Is a guide 6. It has a structure that can slide on.

Guide 6. Inverted T in the central bending part in the length direction
Guide without groove 6. End portion and storage portion 24. The reverse T groove is provided only in Therefore, this guide that can easily slide the curved portion 6. The leading edge of the car is connected to the front of the car body, and these covers 2.3.3 '. Is for storing.

Slide rail 5. Has a C-shaped cross section as shown in FIG. 5, and slide rail 5. Before slide hook 10 and after slide hook 11. Is provided.

Before the slide hook 10. Is made of strong metal. After slide hook 11. Is Kaido 6. Storage section 24. It is something that you should keep from falling.

Slide rail with U-shaped section 5. Covers on both sides and a semicircular cross section between them. Although it is provided, it has a transparent board-like structure.

Cover 2. And slide rails 5. Together as a guide 6. Can slide on. Guide 6. The rear part is an arc when viewed from the side, but the front part is a straight line. (Fig. 1)

Slide rail 5 '. Is a slide rail 5. It can slide in the C-shaped cross section. Further, a slide rail 5 ″. Is provided inside the slide rail 5 ″ ″ and a pole 8. Can slide. With this four-layer structure, it can be stored small enough.

Further, the slide rail 5.5 '. The shape of the cover 2.3.3 '. Fixed to 5 ".
Slide rail 5.5 '. It has the same concentric semi-circle as 5 ". This is not only for storage, but also for strengthening the mutual structure.

Further, the pole 8. at the lower part of the slide rail 5 ". Has an L-shaped cross section as shown in FIG.
Slides inside the car and its tip is a pole receiver provided on the rear part of the vehicle body. Is a structure that is inserted into.

In this embodiment, the slide rail 5.
5 '. 2 sets of 5 ". Guides 6.6 '.
Although it is built in, it is possible to produce one set. 11th
In the illustrated embodiment or slide rail 5.5 '. Each of the 5 "is provided with a cover 2.3.3 '. (From Fig. 5) These have a semicircular cross section and all have the same shape, but they are completely overlapped as shown in Fig. 5. Has become.

Cover 1.2. Is made of completely transparent material, but the cover 3. Does not have to be transparent.

Cover 2. Side rails 15.1
5 '. Cover 3. Side rails 15 ″ .1
Two 5 ″ ″ s are provided on each of the left and right sides.
(From FIG. 3 to FIG. 6, from FIG. 7 see the cross section) This is the side cover 4.4 '. Is for extending to the left and right sides of the vehicle body and is perpendicular to the running direction.

Side cover 4.4 '. Is the cover 2. It is stored on the side of the upper part of the cover 3. The shape is almost the same as the left half and right half, but it is slightly larger. Side rail 1
5.15 '. Cover 2. It is made along the same semi-circular cross section. It is also desirable that it is completely transparent.

Side cover 4.4 '. Under cover at the bottom of 19. It is like a vinyl sheet that has a fairly large area and is firmly attached. Under cover 1
9. At the tip of the cover clasp 29.29 '. Is attached to the rear cowl 23. 30.30 'attached to the side of the
Can be kept at.

When not in use, it is rolled and folded to cover 2. Undercover metal fittings attached to 20. Fix with.

Obviously, stoppers are required at both ends of the side rails 15.15 'to prevent the side rails from sliding further. Slide rail 5.5 '. It goes without saying that a slide stopper that prevents sliding is also necessary for 5 ".

Guide 6. Slide rail 5.5 '.
Be sure to use rail stopper 17.1 on the tip of 5 ".
7 '. 17 ". This is a slide rail 5.5'.5". It is attached to prevent it from falling off due to the vibration of the car body when it is extended.

Rail stopper 17.17 '. 17 ″.
Is a thumbscrew bolt 27. Or, it has a retainer so that it can be stopped and fixed at an appropriate length. Also the pole receiver 9. Also has a clasp. This makes Paul 8. Is fixed.

Further, a guide 6 on the front of the vehicle body. Storage section 24. You also need metal fittings to prevent it from falling when it is stored in.

Cover 2.3.3 '. The shape of the slide rail is 5.5 '. It is something along 5 ". It can have any cross-sectional shape as long as it does not hit when it is stowed. Even a fairly straight square can be stowed well (as in Fig. 11).

[0025]

[Second Embodiment] FIG. 6 shows a type which is stored in the front part of the vehicle body.

[Third Embodiment of Claim 3] FIGS. 7 to 12 show a type of housing at the rear of the vehicle body. These are the same in principle in the front part and the rear part of the vehicle body.

Slide rail 5. Has a guide pin 12.
Is provided and the pin arm 13. It is fixed to the rear part of the vehicle. As a result, the cover 2.2'3.3 '. After shrinking, it can be stored by rotating to the rear.

Slide rail 5. Has an inverted T-shaped groove, and slide rail 5 '. Slide hooks that are erected along with 16. Is inserted with a T-shaped cross section. As a result, the slide rail 5. The structure is slidable along.

Slide rail 5 '. 5 ". These reverse T-grooves are also provided, and the slide hook 16 '.
6 ″. Can slide. The slide rail 5 ′ slides inside the slide rail 5 and the slide rail 5 ″. Slide rail 5 ″.
Cover inside 2. The structure allows sliding.

Slide rail 5.5 '. The shape of 5 ″ in the longitudinal direction is circular, and its radius is a concentric circle that is reduced by the amount of each thickness. The cover 2. is made slightly larger than the concentric cover 1. The symbol “.” Has a semicircular shape with a radius slightly larger than that of the cover 2.
Cover 3 '. Is the cover 3. It has a semi-circular shape with a slightly larger radius.

Slide rail 5.5 '. Slide hook 16.16'.16 ". The shape in the length direction is also a concentric circle with the thickness reduced, and slides inside the reverse T groove of each inner slide rail.
This concentric structure further strengthens the mutual structure.

Further, the cover 2 attached to the slide rail 5 "is completely transparent. The tip of the cover 2 is provided with a pole 8. The tip of the cover 2 can be received by the pole receiver 9. The pole receiver 9 is a structure fixed to the front part of the vehicle body.

9. A pole receiver provided at the front of the vehicle body Is on the extension of the front wheel axle and is the front wheel steering handle 21. Even if you move the pole 8. The structure is not related to the position of. Pole support when the upper part of the front wheel handle does not move 9. May have the same structure as in the first embodiment.

The side cover 26. shown in FIGS.
Is the cover 2. It is a fixed type of Niiyoban. Side cover 26.26 '. The upper part is made of transparent glass, and the lower part is made of transparent vinyl. Undercover 19. Exists. This is a cover when not in use 2. Undercover metal fitting attached to 20. Fix with.

Undercover 19. At the lower end of the cover is a cover clasp 29.29 '. Is attached to the rear cowl 23. And cover 1. Rear clasp 30.31. It has a structure that can be freely attached and detached.

[0035]

[How to use] (Same as the first embodiment) Normal operation cover 1. Is driven only by standing up, but in the rain or when it gets cold, the cover 2.3.3 '.
When it is pulled by hand, it is gradually expanded, and the cover 2.3.3 '. Is a guide 6. Is pulled up along with the cover 1. Rail stopper 17. Hit guide 6. Stops at the tip of.

At this time, the thumb screw bolt 27. Fix with. Further cover 3.3 '. Pull out the cover 3. Rail stopper 17 '. Stop at. Here, the thumb screw bolt 27 '. Fix with.

Further, the cover 3 '. Paul 8. Pull out the pole 8. Received the pole 9. Everything is fixed when it is inserted into. Furthermore, the side cover 4.4 '. The side rail 15.15 '. Pull out along.

In the second and third embodiments, the side cover 26.
26 '. Under cover bracket 20. Take it and flip it over so that it hangs downward. Side cover 26.2
6 '. Under cover so that it hangs under 19. Undercover 19. Cover clasp 2 at the tip of
9.29 'is attached to the cover 1. Prevents rain and wind by fixing it to a part of the car body.

In order to drive a motorcycle, one must first ride and sit down. If necessary, cover 2.
3.3 '. Guide 6. From the rear cowl 23. 9. The pole receiver fixed to To Paul 8. Inserting and removing work is completed.

When the rain is heavy, the side cover 4.4 '. The lower side of the undercover 1
9. Under cover bracket 20. Open further and undercover 19. The cover clasp 29.29 '.
Is attached, and this is the guide 6. Clasp on the side of
1. And rear cowl 23. On the side of 30. To prevent rain and wind.

[Brief description of drawings]

 First embodiment of the present invention (claim 1)

[Fig. 1] Side view of vehicle body (when stored)

[Figure 2] View from the front of the vehicle (when stored)

[Fig. 3] Side view of vehicle body (when deployed)

[Figure 4] View from the front of the vehicle (when deployed)

FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line AA of FIG.

[FIG. 6] Second embodiment, side view of vehicle body (when stored and in exploded view)

FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG. 3 and a sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG. 6 (common).

[Fig. 8] Seen from the rear of the vehicle

[Fig. 9] Side of vehicle body

FIG. 10 is a sectional view taken along line DD of FIG. 9.

FIG. 11 is a sectional view taken along line CC of FIG. 12 (when the cover is stored).
(Matched with the CC cross section of FIG. 9)

[Fig. 12] Side view of vehicle body (when the cover is stored)

[Explanation of symbols]

1 …………………… Cover 16.16 ′.
16 "16 '". … Slide hook 2.2 '. ………… Cover 17.17 ′.
17 '. ……… Rail stopper 3.3 ′. ………… Cover 18 ………………
…… Storage bracket 4.4 ′. ………… Side cover 19 ………………
…… Undercover 5.5 ′. 5 ″.… Slide rail 20 ……………
…… Undercover metal fitting 6.6 ′. ………… Guide 21 ………………
…… Steering handle 7 …………………… Guide mounting bracket 22 …………
…… Front cowl 8 …………………… Paul 23 ………………
Rear cowl 9 …………………… Pole receiver 24 ………………
…… Storing part 10 …………………… In front of the slide hook 25.25 ′.
…………… Cover pin 11 …………………… After the slide hook 26.26 '.
…………… Side cover 12 ………………… Guide pin 27.27 '.
…………… Butterfly screw bolt 13 …………………… Pin arm 28 ………………
……… Arm stopper 14 ………………… Wiper 29.29 '.
…………… Cover retainer 15.15′15 ″ 15 ′ ″. … Side rails 30.
30 '. …………… Retained money 31.31 '. …………… Retained money

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A guide which is erected at the end of a vehicle body in a cover which covers the driver and stands upright on the motorcycle. Cover 2. Slide rail with fixed 5. Before the slide hook of 10. Can be slid together. Slide rail 5. It is assumed that the shape of has a central axis that is vertical and horizontal to the traveling direction. Not only a circular arc but slide rail 5.5 '. A rain shelter for a motorcycle, characterized in that a 5 ″ and a pole 8 are slid to be fixed to a pole receiver 9 provided on an arc extension. 2. The cover 2.3.3 '. Left and right slide rails provided in 5. Of the slide rails 5 '. Be installed. Similarly, a motorcycle rain shelter characterized in that a slide rail 5 ″. Is mounted inside the U-shaped cross section. 3. The cover described in 1. above. Side rail 1
5.15 '. 15 ″ .15 ″ ″. And a side cover 4.4 '. It is characterized in that it is provided with and expands in the lateral width direction. A motorcycle rain shelter according to claim 1. 4. A pin arm which is erected on a motorcycle and which is erected on a vehicle body end in a cover which covers a driver. To Kidopin 12. Slide rail with cover via 5. To provide. Furthermore, slide rails 5. Slide rail 5 '. 5 ″. At least 1
One or more contracted covers 2. Slide rail 5.
5 '. 5. The rain shelter for a motorcycle according to claim 1, wherein 5 ″ is stored by being rotated around a guide pin 12. 5. The cover 2 '. On both left and right ends of the cover pin 25.25 '. And a side cover 26.26 '. Upright, side cover 26.2
6 '. Under cover at the tip of 19. Furthermore, a cover clasp 29.29 '. Rear cowl 2
3. Retaining money set up at 30.31. The motorcycle rain shelter according to claim 1, wherein the rain shelter is attached to a motorcycle.