Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Kyosuke Inada

Masanori Nakamura

Kineo Tomura

Michio Atsuchi

Hironori Nakamura

Takasumi Yamanaka

Ko Hosokawa

Satoru Kamijo

Masashi Nagayama

Fuyuki Hosokawa

Tatsuya Seiji

Shohei Miura

Masato Niki

Noriyoshi Sasaki

Yoshihiro Arai

To provide a camera mounting structure that can protect a camera attached to the front of the body from bouncing stones or the like. In a camera mounting structure applied to a saddled vehicle with a body having a front to which a camera is attached, the camera is disposed at a position on the saddled vehicle below a headlamp and above a front fender. The camera is attached to a bracket fixed to the body. A yaw rotation shaft that allows a swinging motion in a yaw direction relative to the body is provided to the bracket. A pitch rotation shaft that allows a swinging motion in a pitch direction of the camera is provided to the bracket.

Camera mounting structure

A driving assistance apparatus according to an embodiment includes a vehicle height adjusting mechanism that adjusts vehicle height of a vehicle; a progress parameter acquiring unit that acquires a progress parameter expressing a degree of progression until the vehicle reaches a target object in front of the vehicle; and a control section that controls the vehicle height adjusting mechanism based on the progress parameter.

Driving assistance apparatus

A vehicle control system includes a control part in which a public road mode that is selected at a time of traveling on a public road and a non-public road mode of a setting that is suitable for a travel in a non-public road region are set as a travel mode, wherein the control part is configured to allow a safety protection component of a vehicle to perform a normal operation that is required at a time of traveling on a public road when the public road mode is selected and is configured to allow the safety protection component to perform an alarm operation that is different from the normal operation when the non-public road mode is selected.

Vehicle control system

A motorcycle includes a main frame, a seat frame connected to a rear portion of the main frame and extending backward to support a seat, an auxiliary frame reinforcing the seat frame, and an acceleration sensor. The acceleration sensor is supported at a position under the seat frame and above the auxiliary frame in a side view by a bracket extending from the seat frame or the auxiliary frame. Side surfaces of the acceleration sensor are covered with a vehicle body cover.

Motorcycle

A rear structure of a saddle-ride type vehicle for preventing rainwater or the like splashed by a rear wheel from entering a fresh air inlet of an engine intake system. The rear structure of a saddle-ride type vehicle includes a rear fender halved into a first fender and a second fender connected to each other. The first fender is formed with a hanging portion so as to cover the rear and upside of a rear wheel and the second fender covering the upside of the rear wheel with a fresh air inlet being provided lateral to and in front of the rear wheel. The first fender and the second fender are disposed to overlap each other in an anteroposterior direction. The second fender is disposed on the vehicle-widthwise inside of the first fender. The second fender has anteroposteriorly and downwardly extending sidewalls at both vehicle-widthwise lateral end portions.

Rear structure of saddle-ride type vehicle

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Wako, Japan

Kyosuke Inada