Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft

Raimund Brandl

Stephan Bleicher

Martin Silomon

Hans-Guenter Peters

A handle bar, particularly for a two-wheeler, is made of at least two metal profile parts which overlap one another on at least a partial area of their length and which are fixed to one another. On at least one end of the overlapping area, both metal profile parts are covered by another component such that the end of their overlapping area is surrounded in a permanently elastically sealing manner.

Handlebar for a two-wheeled vehicle

A hydraulic operating system for a vehicle brake and/or clutch, in which a filler connection piece is situated in the area of a hydraulic piston. In this manner, the hydraulic fluid is not charged as in the prior art by way of a compensating tank of the system but directly by way of the hydraulic cylinder assigned to the wheel brake and/or the vehicle clutch. This permits a charging of the system which is advantageous with respect to the assembly, causes little contamination and avoids air pockets.

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Landau, Germany

Raimund Brandl