Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Joe Heim

Yoshinori Tsumiyama

Kunihiko Kamio

Kiyoaki Maeda

Kenichi Nakagawa

Gary Bozych

William Peter Engle, Jr

Tomohiro Kanazawa

Takehiro Nakashima

Kanji Kiyohara

Haruyoshi Maruyama

Masafumi Ikeyama

Nobuyuki Nishiguchi

Haruki Okada

Troy Kite

Chris Hagest

A wheel for a utility vehicle includes a first attaching face with which the wheel is to be attached to a hub of a vehicle body, and a second attaching face with which the wheel inversed in a vehicle width direction is to be attached to the hub. The wheel is structured such that the first attaching face is, when attached to the hub, offset outward in the vehicle width direction with respect to a center line in the vehicle width direction of the wheel, and the second attaching face is, when attached to the hub, offset inward in the vehicle width direction with respect to the center line in the vehicle width direction of the wheel.

Wheel for utility vehicle

The present invention provides a watercraft having steering components (steering tabs or stabilizers) for maintaining steering capability even while amount of water ejected from a propulsion pump is decreased. The steering components are movably disposed on a hull of the watercraft at or below the water level on both right and left sides to be in an &ldquo;Operating State&rdquo; in which resistance of water is larger or to be in a &ldquo;Non-operating State&rdquo; in which the resistance of water is smaller in accordance with steering operation. Furthermore, a mechanism for absorbing an external force acting on the steering components in the &ldquo;Operating State&rdquo; is located in a system for operating the steering components. The mechanism reacts to the external force to allow the steering components to be transformed into the &ldquo;Non-operating State.&rdquo;

Watercraft

Personal watercraft

In the storage structure for a personal watercraft, a first hatch cover is installed in front of a handlebar in an openable and closable fashion with respect to a deck and a second hatch cover is installed on the first hatch cover in an openable and closable fashion with respect to the first hatch cover. A first storage area is formed inside the first hatch cover and a second storage area is formed inside the second hatch cover.

Storage structure for personal watercraft

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Orange County, CA, United States of America

Joe Heim