Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Fuminori Kamemizu

Takeshi Konno

Kengo Yano

Kazuhiko Mori

Junichi Sakamoto

Kenji Oki

Susumu Michisaka

Tsutomu Takeuchi

Katsuichi Yagisawa

Atsushi Hatayama

Michio Asumi

Seiichi Kurohori

Hirokazu Komuro

Nobuo Yamaguchi

Sadamichi Enjo

Junji Kikuno

Yoshinobu Honda

Hideo Ishikawa

Sadamichi Enjyo

Seiichi Tateishi

Noriyuki Matsui

Hideo Sakaki

Hirokazu Hara

Yoshihiro Funayama

The present invention relates to a luggage storage device for a motorcycle. In an embodiment, the invention can allow the capacity of a storage box to be large enough to accommodate long goods therein. In an embodiment, the invention includes a storage box having a front helmet storage portion and a rear helmet storage portion. The front helmet storage portion is disposed under a front seat. The rear helmet storage portion is disposed under a rear seat, which together with the front seat, constitutes a tandem type riding seat. The storage box is disposed under the riding seat so as to extend from under a front end of the riding seat up to near an upper portion of a rear cushion that suspends a rear wheel from a rear portion of a vehicle body frame.

Luggage storage device for a motorcycle

A scooter-type vehicle capable of accommodating articles in a legshield covering from the rear side a head pipe, steerably supporting a front wheel and a steering handle, to accommodate articles by effectively using a space of the legshield.

Article storage structure for scooter-type vehicle

A remote control apparatus for a saddle-type vehicle includes a handlebar lock module having a knob enabling at least a starting operation of an engine, and a handlebar lock cancellation operation in response to reception of a signal from a portable transmitter. The knob is disposed on a leg shield covering the front of the legs of a rider. An accommodation recess includes a lid member and is formed on the leg shield on one side of the handlebar lock module. An emergency unlocking key cylinder lock for enabling at least starting of an engine and handlebar lock cancellation without the necessity for a portable transmitter is disposed in the leg shield such that a keyhole thereof faces an inner side face of the accommodation recess. The invention allows operation of the vehicle using an emergency unlocking mechanical key even if a portable transmitter is not available.

Remote control apparatus for a saddle-type vehicle

A remote control apparatus for a saddle-type vehicle such as a two-wheeled vehicle includes a transmission antenna for transmitting a signal to a normal portable transmitter carried by a vehicle user. The transmitted signal urges the portable transmitter to transmit an ID signal to a receiver positioned on the vehicle and operably connected to a handlebar lock module. The transmission antenna is disposed within the vehicle body cover at a position spaced away from the handlebar lock module. Upon receipt of the ID signal, a handlebar lock module provides a handlebar lock cancellation operation allowing operation of the vehicle. The invention greatly increases the degree of freedom in arrangement of the transmission antenna.

A belt continuously variable transmission apparatus having a case which includes a power transmission case (which is part of a crankcase of an engine), a power transmission case cover, and an actuator cover assembled forwardly of the power transmission case cover (displaced forwardly on a vehicle body). The actuator cover is formed as a separate member from the power transmission case cover, and supports a motor for driving a movable part of a driving pulley. In addition, the actuator cover covers a gear system. The actuator cover is integrated with a cover of the water pump. The resulting configuration improves the assembling of the actuator cover of the belt continuously variable transmission apparatus.

V-belt type continuously variable transmission

In a vehicle including a plurality of containing portions, namely, a front containing portion provided in an inner cover covering from the rear side a head pipe of a vehicle body frame at its front end and constituting a part of a vehicle body cover which can be locked in a fully closed condition, to facilitate the operation for releasing the lock conditions of the plurality of containing portions. A plurality of lock release operating buttons for respectively releasing the locked conditions of a plurality of containing portions inclusive of a front containing portion is disposed at an inner cover on a lateral side of the front containing portion.

Lock release operator layout structure in vehicle

A motorcycle in which a fuel tank and a radiator are disposed on the lower side of a floor tunnel portion disposed in the area ranging from the rear side of a head pipe for steerably bearing a front wheel and a steering handle to the lower side of the front end of a rider's seat to make it possible to arrange component parts while effectively utilizing the space on the lower side of the floor tunnel portion.

Motorcycle

A head pipe that supports a handle for a scooter type vehicle is covered with a front cover. Article container boxes are disposed in an upper portion of a rear side of the front cover, and a parking lever is disposed below the article container boxes. Accordingly, an opening of each article container box can be made larger and it is possible to increase the capacity of each container box. Large article container boxes can be disposed in the front cover and in the vicinity of the handle. A parking lever can be disposed in the front cover and in the vicinity of the handle at a position permitting a vehicle rider to easily reach and operate the lever without requiring any forced motion.

Layout structure of vehicular parking device

A lock for a large-sized lid in a shape of flat plate includes a one piece lock mechanism. In an article storing compartment for a scooter type vehicle, an article storing chamber is provided at an inner cover. An opening of the article storing chamber is covered with an openable/closable lid. The lid is fastened to the inner cover by means of a swingable first claw. The first claw is locked by a lock mechanism and the first claw is capable of being unlatched by a manually operable swing knob attached to the first claw. The lock mechanism is provided in a position remote from the first claw. The lid may be fastened to the inner cover by a second claw extending from a key cylinder of the lock mechanism.

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Saitama, Japan

Fuminori Kamemizu