Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft

Johann Sievers-Paulsen

Peter Reinhart

Martin Pazulla

Tim Krych

Georg Hack

Peter Krams

Jan Rau

Stefan Selinger

Andreas Riegl

Matthias Dressler

Andre Discher

Matthias Dunkel

A luggage rack for securing an item of luggage to a motorcycle or a scooter includes an adapter plate on which the item of luggage may be fastened. The adapter plate includes at least one positioning element configured to position the adapter plate relative to the motorcycle or motor scooter, and a displacement device having a lever and an engagement element which cooperate to secure or release the adapter plate from the motorcycle or motor scooter when the lever is moved between an open position and a closed position to cause the engagement element to slide into and out of engagement with a fixing point on the motorcycle or motor scooter.

Luggage rack for securing an item of luggage on a motorcycle

A locking device for locking a seat of a vehicle, in particular a motorcycle or motorcycle-like vehicle, is provided. The locking device includes a locking element for locking the seat and a Bowden cable for actuating the locking device. The Bowden cable is connected by a first end to the locking element and by a second end to an actuation lever for actuating the Bowden cable. A vehicle with the locking device is also provided.

Locking device for a motorcycle seat

A top case arrangement for a vehicle, in particular a motorcycle or a motor-cycle like vehicle, and a vehicle having such a top case, are provided. The top case arrangement includes a top-case, and a base support arranged below the top case. The base support connects to the vehicle structure and includes connecting sections for selectively connecting armrests to the base support. The top case includes in the region of the lower side, at least one cavity in which both connecting sections are arranged when the top case is in an installed position on the vehicle.

Top case arrangement

A luggage holder with an integrated pocket has an inner wall which delimits a luggage space. The pocket is detachably connected to the inner wall of the luggage holder by a connection arrangement. The connection arrangement has at least one connecting section that is designed to engage detachably with a corresponding recess that receives the respective connecting section.

Luggage holder with integrated pocket

A device for accommodating a muffler for a two-wheel vehicle, in particular a motorcycle, includes a holder part that can be fastened to a structural component of the two-wheel vehicle. The holder part retains the muffler. A plastic part is used as the holder part.

Device for accommodating a muffler for a two-wheel vehicle

A luggage container for a motor vehicle, in particular a motorcycle or a vehicle similar to a motorcycle is provided. The luggage container includes a first container part which defines a storage volume for stowing luggage and has a container opening for loading and unloading the storage volume. The luggage container also includes a second container part for optionally closing the luggage container. The first container part has a net assembly in an edge region of the container opening, having a retaining net for at least partially closing the container opening. The net assembly is configured to permit adjustment of the retaining net between at least two positions, in order to vary a portion of the container opening closed by the retaining net.

Luggage container for a motorbike having integrated luggage securing

A top case for a motor vehicle, in particular a motorcycle or a motorcycle-type motor vehicle, includes an integrated loudspeaker arrangement with a loudspeaker casing and at least one loudspeaker that is connected to the loudspeaker casing. The top case at least partially forms the loudspeaker casing. The loudspeaker casing includes a horn-shaped duct that is connected in an air-conducting manner to a rear side of the loudspeaker.

Top case comprising an integrated loudspeaker arrangement

A motorcycle has a seat arrangement for at least a driver, of which at least one seat bucket forms a seat with a seat cushion mounted on this seat bucket. The seat, which is firmly mounted on the vehicle and can be swiveled up by way of a hinge, can be fixed in the usage position by means of a locking device. The upwardly swivellable seat is fastened on the motorcycle by way of a holding device which also forms the hinge, and the holding device comprises a gas pressure spring which holds the seat in a swiveled-up position.

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Freising, Germany

Johann Sievers-Paulsen