Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Masato Nakata

Takanori Okuma

Akihiko Tomoda

Shunichi Nakabayashi

Ko Hosokawa

Shinichi Kokubu

Hiroyuki Uchida

Jun Nakajima

Yasushi Sato

Yuzuru Ishikawa

Yasuji Hashimoto

Satoshi Seo

Tatsuo Masuda

Tatsuhiko Asano

Tomohiro Nishida

Hiromasa Yamaguchi

Takeo Yokoyama

Toru Ukawa

Koji Kiyono

Kota Noguchi

Hiroto Yoshiki

Tetsuya Tanabe

This vehicle information notification device includes: movable portions which are provided in at least one of a pair of left and right vehicle body outer portions in a vehicle body, steerably supporting a steering system component, to be operated by actuators, wherein the movable portions include outer surfaces which are able to contact a driver's body, and wherein the movable portions notify the driver of predetermined information by operating the outer surfaces in a predetermined motion.

Vehicle information notification device

This vehicle information notification device includes: a pair of left and right grips which are formed on a steering handle; and a vibration device (which is disposed on at least one of the pair of left and right grips to notify a driver of predetermined information, wherein a plurality of the vibration devices are provided on one of the left and right grips. Both of the pair of left and right grips are respectively provided with a plurality of vibration devices.

An exhaust device structure for a rocking vehicle includes: a front side exhaust device and a rear side exhaust device muffling exhaust gas noise from an engine; the front side exhaust device and the rear side exhaust device including a front side exhaust pipe and a rear side exhaust pipe having upstream ends connected to exhaust ports of the engine and a first muffler and a second muffler connected to downstream ends of the front side exhaust pipe and the rear side exhaust pipe, the first muffler and the second muffler being disposed on a lower side of the vehicle, the first muffler and the second muffler being arranged to be separated from each other in a forward-rearward direction of the vehicle, and the first muffler and the second muffler being arranged so as to be separated from each other in a left-right direction with respect to a vehicle center.

Exhaust device structure for rocking vehicle

Left and right radiators in a saddle type vehicle are formed in a trapezoidal shape and disposed such that a shorter one of two side portions of each of the radiators which extend in parallel or substantially in parallel to each other as viewed in front elevation is positioned at the inner side in the vehicle widthwise direction. A longer one of the side portions is disposed at the outer side in the vehicle widthwise direction. Forward projections of an exhaust pipe projecting forwardly from an engine pass below the shorter side portions at the inner side in the vehicle widthwise direction of the radiators.

Saddle type vehicle

A garbage separation and recovery machine for beach cleaning that has mobility and can perform a garbage separation and recovery work according to the situation is provided. The garbage separation and recovery machine has a drum type sieve body () that is freely rotatably secured to a vehicle body frame () towed by a vehicle, a driving gear () that is freely rotatably supported by the vehicle body frame () and secured to an axle () to which right and left wheels are secured, and a mechanism portion () for transmitting the driving force of the driving gear () to the drum type sieve body (). The mechanism portion () has a gear switching mechanism () for performing a switching operation between an automatic rotation mode in which the drum type sieve body () is rotated by the rotational force of the wheels () and a manual rotation mode in which the drum type sieve body () is released from the rotational force of the wheel () and allowed to be manually freely rotatable.

Garbage separation and recovery machine for beach cleaning

A cowling structure is provided for a motorcycle in which a radiator is disposed behind a front wheel of the motorcycle. The cowling structure includes a main cowling and a sub cowling. The main cowling covers a periphery of the radiator from the front of a handlebar. The sub cowling is provided in the rear of the cowling through a space. The sub cowling is separate from the cowling. The cowling structure allows wind to effectively hit a radiator, and reduces a force necessary for inclining a vehicle body at the time of cornering.

Cowling structure for motorcycle

A motorcycle is provided having an engine disposed between a front wheel and a rear wheel and functional components, e.g., a first radiator, a fuel pump, a rear shock absorber, etc., are arranged, as viewed from the side, on a circumference of a circle with a radius R corresponding to a distance from a crankshaft, serving as a center, to a corner of an oil pan, serving as a part of the engine most distant from the crankshaft, to concentrate the functional components of the motorcycle at positions substantially equidistant from the crankshaft of the engine whereby a mass concentration toward the vehicle body center of a motorcycle is achieved.

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Wako, Japan

Masato Nakata