Kawasaki Motors, Ltd.

Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Shinji Ikeda

Daisuke Saeki

Mitsuru Kobayashi

Hiroshi Ishii

Takumi Uemoto

Tomo Yamamoto

Yu Shibuta

Hidefumi Yasuhara

Ichiro Tanaka

Hiroshi Tamura

Daisuke Watanabe

Masashi Ono

Shusei Ueno

Hiroaki Amano

Masaya Ohta

Takashi Uchida

Kotaro Hanabusa

Tomoya Sugiyama

A saddle riding vehicle includes: a motor which is a driving power source; a battery which powers the motor; a duct which supplies incoming wind to the battery; and a rear fender which is disposed above a rear wheel and houses the battery. The rear fender includes, behind the battery, a discharge hole which discharges the incoming wind supplied by the duct.

Saddle riding vehicle

A motorcycle includes a camera stay, a camera, a vibration reduction cover, and an attachment cover. The camera photographs the front area of the motorcycle. The vibration reduction cover is made of the elastic material and covers at least two surfaces of the camera facing each other. The attachment cover holds the camera via the vibration reduction cover and is attached to the camera stay.

Straddle vehicle having a camera

A ride includes a first device and a second device. The first device has an adjustment mechanism. The second device has an adjustment mechanism. Any one of the first device and the second device is a lighting device in which a direction of a light source of light is adjustable. An opening is formed in the ride. The adjustment mechanism of the first device and the adjustment of the second device can be operated by being accessed from outside through the same opening.

Ride, straddle vehicle, and adjustment method

A motorcycle includes a branch frame, a hanging frame, a front cowl, and a radar device. The branch frame is located in front of a head pipe and supported by the head pipe. The hanging frame is connected to the branch frame and includes a plurality of extension portions extending downward from the branch frame and an attachment portion connecting at least two of the plurality of extension portions to each other. The front cowl is arranged at a front part of the motorcycle and protrudes forward. A recess is formed at a rear side of the front cowl. The radar device is supported by the attachment portion of the hanging frame and arranged in the recess in the front cowl.

Straddle vehicle

A motorcycle includes a fuel tank, a vehicle body frame, a pair of front forks, and a canister. The fuel tank contains gasoline therein. The vehicle body frame supports the fuel tank. The pair of front forks are placed spaced apart from each other in a vehicle width direction to support a front wheel from both sides in the vehicle width direction such that the front wheel is rotatable, and mounted to the vehicle body frame such that the pair of front forks are rotatable around a head pipe. The canister adsorbs gasoline contained in a gasoline vapor present inside the fuel tank and supplies the gasoline to an engine. The canister is placed inward in the vehicle width direction relative to the pair of front forks when viewed from a front, and in front of an engine when viewed from a side.

Motorcycle

A fairing () for covering a front portion of a motorcycle is formed with an air intake opening () through which an intake air (A) is introduced towards a motorcycle combustion engine (E), and a front face () of a covering (), which is a light emitting surface for a position lamp (), is arranged above an inner peripheral face () of the air intake opening (). The front face () of the covering () is downwardly inclined from front towards rear when viewed from side and projects forwards towards a point intermediate of the width of the motorcycle when viewed front.

Motorcycle position lamp arrangement

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Akashi, Japan

Shinji Ikeda