Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Takaaki Kasai

Keita Mikura

Soya Uchida

Takatoshi Tatsumi

Shinichi Karube

Yoshitaka Hayama

Yoshihito Tokuda

Masaomi Yamada

Kei Mayuzumi

Tatsuya Sasaki

Hiroshi Kuribara

Takayuki Haramoto

Masaya Yazaki

Yoji Komatsu

Shin Yokoyama

Ryosuke Kinoshita

Kaori Inada

Tatsuro Kato

Hideaki Tajiri

Tomoki Fusano

Shingo Arai

Shin Ykoyama

A saddle-ride type vehicle in which a fender can be attached to the fork tubes without welding on the fender, and the fender can be attached easily. The saddle-ride type vehicle includes a fender fixed to the fork tubes and covering a front wheel from above, a bracket supporting the fender from an inside of the fender, a bolt that fastens the fender to the fork tubes, a fender stay provided at the fork tubes, and an inner fixing member having a shaft shape and inserted into the bracket and the fender from the inside of the fender. The inner fixing member is fastened to the bolt inserted into the fender stay from an outside in a vehicle width direction, and the fender is held between the fender stay and the bracket on an axis of the inner fixing member by fastening force of the bolt.

Saddle-ride type vehicle

An exhaust structure for a straddle-type vehicle includes a muffler having an outer tube constituting an outer circumferential member of the muffler; first and second separators defining expansion chambers in the outer tube; a body end member arranged at the downstream end of the outer tube; and glass wool provided on the inner circumference of the outer tube. The muffler further includes a resonator chamber provided in the most downstream portion of the muffler. The resonator chamber is formed by the outer tube, the body end member and the second separator situated closest to the body end member. The surroundings of the resonator chamber are surrounded by the glass wool. Such exhaust structure of a straddle-type vehicle is capable of taking measures against exhaust heat and exhaust sound even with a configuration where there is only one, single resonator chamber.

Exhaust structure of straddle-type vehicle, and vehicle incorporating same

A rear seat for a saddle type vehicle that is readily adjustable without changing the position of a main seat to improve the riding comfort of the rear seat. A saddle type vehicle includes a head pipe, a main frame provided behind the head pipe and a seat rail extending to the rear of the main frame. A main seat is provided with a rear seat provided behind the main seat and formed as a separate member from the main seat. The rear seat is attached to a rear seat holding portion provided at a rear portion of the seat rail through a base plate for holding the rear seat thereon. The rear seat can be moved forwardly and rearwardly by making it possible for the base plate to be fixed at a plurality of positions in the forward and rearward direction with respect to the rear seat holding portion.

Seat peripheral structure for saddle type vehicle

A motorcycle is provided with vehicle frame, an internal combustion engine operatively attached to the vehicle frame, and an exhaust system for routing exhaust gas from the engine therethrough. The motorcycle also includes a body cover that covers at least a lateral side portion of the engine and constitutes an outer face of the vehicle, and a heat shield having a face closely adjacent and visually continuous to the body cover, the heat shield covering a lateral side portion of the exhaust system. The heat shield and the body cover cooperate to configure the external face of the vehicle, and the heat shield is mounted to the exhaust system. The body cover is formed of a plastic material, and the heat shield is made of metal. The body cover and heat shield cooperate to provide an improved vehicle appearance.

Body cover system for a small vehicle, and vehicle including same

Stay members to which various parts are to be attached are provided at a rear portion of a motorcycle, and stay supporting portions that support the stay members are provided on a vehicle body frame. The various parts include side bag supporting members and a carrier member. The side bag supporting members and the carrier member are fastened together to the stay members by a plurality of fastening members, and the stay members to which the side bag supporting members and the carrier member are fastened together are fastened to the stay supporting portions.

Rear portion structure for saddle type vehicle

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Wako, Japan

Takaaki Kasai