Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Yuichiro Morikawa

Susumu Michisaka

Hideki Akiyama

Satoru Ikami

Shuji Hirayama

Jun Fujii

Noriya Shimozato

Koichiro Honda

Yukio Hosoya

Kazunori Kawame

Masashi Kanezuka

Masato Takamuro

Takehiro Koyasu

Yasuo Narazaki

An arrangement structure is provided for a canister of a saddle type vehicle wherein a canister can be arranged closely to a fuel tank to simplify a pipe arrangement structure. A fuel tank disposed forward of an engine is structured such that a tank upper half and a tank lower half of a concave shape formed by pressing are joined together at joining flanges. The joining flanges are disposed on a vehicle body such that a front portion thereof is positioned on the upper side. A rear inclined wall, which is inclined toward a rear upper direction such that it forms a substantially right angle to the joining flange, is provided at a rear portion of the tank lower half. A canister is disposed in a dead space below the rear inclined wall.

Arrangement structure for canister of saddle type vehicle

An engine suspension device for a motorcycle can be increased in design flexibility and weight. An engine suspension device for a motorcycle has a suspension link provided between a body frame and an engine for pivotably supporting the engine. The suspension link includes a link body. Two pairs of right and left cylindrical members are provided at opposite ends of the link body and are connected to the body frame and the engine, respectively. The pairs of right and left cylindrical members are spaced apart from each other in the lateral direction of the motorcycle. The suspension link further includes a right connecting member for connecting the right cylindrical members and a left connecting member for connecting the left connecting members. The right and left connecting members are connected to each other by the link body.

Engine suspension device for motorcycle

To increase the wind volume of the cooling wind flowing through a radiator and to enhance the cooling performance of the radiator by providing a wind exhaust duct using a crankcase of an internal combustion engine. A cooling device of the internal combustion engine includes a radiator arranged lateral to crankcases. A wind exhaust duct exhausts the cooling wind passed through the radiator to the atmosphere. The wind exhaust duct is extends along a rotational axis of the crankshaft at the upper portion of the crankcases and the upper portion of the transmission case.

Internal combustion engine with wind exhaust duct and vehicle mounted with internal combustion engine

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Saitama, Japan

Yuichiro Morikawa