Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Tomoki Nishijima

Noriyoshi Tsutsui

Takuma Koishikawa

Nobuhiko Nakano

A saddle riding type vehicle having a vehicular helmet holder with an improved anti-theft function making it less easy to tamper with the helmet holder held on the vehicle body. A saddle riding type vehicle includes a vehicle body frame and a riding seat disposed upwardly of the vehicle body frame. The riding seat is mounted so as to be removable relative to the vehicle body frame. The saddle riding type vehicle has a helmet holder. The helmet holder includes a hook section disposed at a substantially central position in a vehicle width direction on the vehicle body frame with the hook section being capable of holding a helmet. A lateral masking section is provided for covering at least vehicle lateral outer sides of the hook section and an upward masking section for covering the hook section at least from above.

Saddle riding type vehicle

A servo motor is positioned in a place except the downside of a seat to inhibit the length and the curvature of a cable in servo motor layout structure of a saddle-ride type vehicle provided with the servo motor for driving an exhaust valve. A swing arm a front end of which is swingably supported by at least either a body frame or an engine and a rear end of which journals a rear wheel is provided and an exhaust valve and a servo motor are arranged on the downside of the swing arm in a side view.

Servo motor layout structure of saddle-ride type vehicle

A seat mounting structure having a seat rail for supporting a seat of a motorcycle includes seat rail members having front end portions thereof supported by an intermediate portion of a vehicle body frame. Each of the seat rail members extends rearwardly from the intermediate portion of the vehicle body frame. Each of the seat rail members has a slotted opening formed thereon at a rear portion thereof. The slotted openings are formed inwardly and upwardly from an outer portion of the seat rail members in a vehicle width direction.

Seat mounting structure for motorcycle, and motorcycle incorporating same

An exhaust system for a motorcycle includes exhaust pipes extending from exhaust ports of an engine, a first muffler chamber for receiving the exhaust pipes, a second muffler chamber arranged parallel to and operatively connected with the first muffler chamber, and a silencer disposed in the second muffler chamber. The exhaust system is distributively arranged in a vehicle width direction such that the first muffler chamber is situated on a left side of a center line of the motorcycle defined along longitudinal direction of the motorcycle, and the second muffler chamber is situated on a right side of the center line. The first and second muffler chambers are disposed at a position below the engine. The exhaust gas from the engine is emitted outside the engine via, in sequence, the exhaust pipes, the first and second muffler chambers and the silencer.

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Tomoki Nishijima