Koito Manufacturing Company, Ltd.

Aisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha

Yamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Yamaha Motor Power Products Kabushiki Kaisha

Haruhito Takahashi

Shigehiko Kazaoka

Masaki Yoshino

Yoshiki Ishikawa

Masashi Tateishi

Takahiko Suzuki

Kazuhiro Suzuki

Yoshinori Yoshii

Koji Izukawa

Katsumi Mori

A door handle includes a casing inside which an accommodation space is provided, and a lamp unit disposed in the accommodation space. The lamp unit includes: a light emission element; a circuit board on which the light emission element is mounted; a combination member including a housing that supports the circuit board, and a light guiding lens that guides light emitted from the light emission element in a first predetermined direction and emits the guided light from an emission surface; and a light guide that includes a light entrance surface facing at least a portion of the emission surface and guides the light entering the light guide through the light entrance surface in a second predetermined direction.

Door handle

A vehicle includes a fixed member. The fixed member includes a grip portion located adjacent to (in the vicinity of) the steering wheel. The grip portion extends from the lower side to the upper side of the steering wheel when the steering wheel is viewed in the direction along the rotation shaft of the steering wheel. Also, the steering wheel is rotatable independently of the fixed member. According to this vehicle, the driver can react instantly to the shift to the manual operation mode.

Vehicle

A door handle includes a casing inside which an accommodation space is provided, and a lamp unit disposed in the accommodation space. The lamp unit includes a light member, and a light guide that guides light emitted from the light member in a first predetermined direction and emits the guided light from a light output surface. In the door handle, the light output surface is positioned inside an outer surface of the casing.

A vehicle lamp has a circuit board on which a light emitting element is mounted, a housing for holding the circuit board, a first light guiding lens for guiding part of light emitted from the light emitting element in a predetermined direction, and a second light guiding lens for guiding at least the other part of the light emitted from the light emitting element in the other predetermined direction. The housing, the first light guiding lens and the second light guiding lens are formed integrally.

Vehicle lamp with integrally formed housing, first light guiding lens, and second light guiding lens

A vehicle lamp has a housing for holding a circuit board, and a gasket mounted on the housing to waterproof the circuit board. A fastening portion is provided on the gasket to fasten the circuit board to the housing. A lid member is provided which is connected to the housing to fasten the gasket.

Vehicle lamp with particular sealing gasket

A door handle includes a casing inside which an accommodation space is provided, and a lamp unit disposed in the accommodation space. The lamp unit includes a light emission element, a circuit board on which the light emission element is mounted, and a combination member including a housing and a light guiding lens. The housing supports the circuit board, and the light guiding lens guides light emitted from the light emission element in a predetermined direction. In the door handle, a connection wire that supplies driving current to at least the light emission element is connected to the circuit board, and a portion of the connection wire is wound around a portion of the combination member.

Illuminated door handle

A door handle includes a casing inside which an accommodation space is provided, and a lamp unit disposed in the accommodation space. The lamp unit includes a light emission element, a circuit board on which the light emission element is mounted, a housing that supports the circuit board, and a light guiding lens that guides light emitted from the light emission element in a predetermined direction. The light guiding lens includes an incident surface that receives light emitted from the light emission element, and an emission surface that emits the light entering in the light guiding lens through the incident surface and is positioned below the incident surface. In the door handle, the emission surface is positioned above a lower surface of the casing.

Door handle with light unit

The present disclosure provides a technology of achieving a compact configuration of efficiently guiding a light incident on an incident portion to an emitting portion. The vehicle lamp includes a light guide lens. The light guide lens includes an incident portion on which light is incident from the LEDs, an emitting portion which emits the incident light, and a main body portion which guides the light from the incident portion to the emitting portion. The incident portion has a larger width than the main body portion, and the emitting portion has a larger width than the main body portion.

Vehicle lamp

A side turn signal lamp includes a light guide member having a light guide lens and a plurality of LEDs. The light guide lens includes a front surface and a light entry end face. The light guide lens includes a front surface and a light entry end face. The front surface is configured to correspond to a laterally extending opening in an outer side wall of a side mirror housing so as to guide the light through the opening. The light guide lens is configured to have a width that corresponds to the opening having a shape of a slit in a front view and such that the light entry end face extends in a front-rear direction of the side turn signal lamp. The LEDs are arranged in the front-rear direction to directly face the light entry end face.

Side turn signal lamp

A motorcycle that inhibits free movement of a coupler along with turning of a handle includes a leg shield that covers a head pipe. Cable groups including a brake cable and a lead wire that extend from a handle are arranged inside the leg shield. A first cable group that includes at the least the brake cable is disposed to a front side of the head pipe inside the leg shield. A second cable group includes a coupler that connects the lead wire. The coupler of the second cable group is disposed to the rear side of the head pipe inside the leg shield.

Motorcycle

A wheeled vehicle includes a frame. A power unit powers the vehicle. The frame supports the power unit. A stand body includes a pair of legs that are transversely spaced apart from each other. The stand body moves between an extended position and a retracted position. The stand body supports the frame on the ground in the extended position. A pivot pin extends substantially transversely through a bottom portion of the power unit and a top portion of the stand body to pivotally couple the power unit and the stand body with each other. A bias member biases the stand body toward the extended position and toward the retracted position. The bias member extends between a side portion of the power unit and a lower portion of one of the legs of the stand body. A top of the stand body and a bottom of the power unit contact each other at first portions thereof. The top of the stand body and the bottom of the power unit are spaced apart from each other at second portions thereof. The second portions are arranged closer to the bias member than the first portions.

Wheeled vehicle with stand

A wheeled vehicle includes a frame having first and second frame sections. The first frame section extends substantially vertically. The second frame section extends substantially horizontally and rearwardly from a top portion of the first frame section. A seat is supported by the second frame section. A power unit is arranged below the seat to power the vehicle. A stay extends from the first frame section or the second frame section. A foot rest extends from the stay. A foot guide extends either from the stay, from the first frame section or the second frame section, or from a top of the power unit.

Wheeled vehicle with foot guide

A wheeled vehicle includes a frame having first and second frame sections. The first frame section extends substantially vertically. The second frame section extends substantially horizontally and rearward from a top portion of the first frame section. A seat is supported by the second frame section. A power unit powers the vehicle. The power unit is disposed below the seat. A side cover covers the second frame section. The side cover extends along the second frame section to define a space between a bottom of the side cover and a top of the power unit. A stay extends generally rearward from the first frame section. At least a portion of the stay is disposed in the space. A foot rest extends from the stay. The stay includes first and second portions. The second portion is arranged higher than the first portion. The stay is attached to the first frame section at the first portion. The foot rest is attached to the second portion of the stay.

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Shizuoka, Japan

Haruhito Takahashi