Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Yumio Shibata

Kenichiro Kuboshima

Tetsuo Ban

Seksith Uchchin

Eiji Ozawa

Koichi Sugioka

Witoon Rerksiriwan

Suriya Kwamchob

Shoji Yamamoto

Hirotsugu Ueno

Tetsuya Nakazawa

Kazuhiko Saito

Mitsuru Yamamoto

Osami Inomata

Mamoru Otsubo

Koji Miwa

Shigeru Kuroda

Kiyotaka Fujihara

Seiji Higashihara

Toshikazu Saito

Hiroshi Inokawa

Shuichi Sofue

Shunya Takeshita

Marco Ferrario

Andreas Wachtler

Raffaele Vergano

Paolo Allasia

Kiyotaka Fujiwara

Oumi Iida

Motorcycle or motorcycle replica

Headlight of motorcycles

A four-wheeled vehicle includes a steering mechanism having a bar handle, right and left front wheels, and right and left rear wheels. The vehicle includes a front cover and a windshield disposed in front of the bar handle. The vehicle includes a driver's seat, and a rear passenger seat disposed behind the driver's seat and between the rear wheels. The rear passenger seat is directed forwardly. The vehicle includes a power unit part disposed below the rear passenger seat, and a body cover disposed rearwardly of the driver's seat.

Four-wheeled vehicle

Muffler for a motor scooter

Motor scooter

A vehicle is provided which enables rear occupants to sit on a rear seat in a vehicle provided with seats arranged in a substantially longitudinal direction while simultaneously securing the comfort and safety of the rear occupants in a relatively small vehicle. The seat structure of the vehicle includes a wide rear seat provided with right and left seated parts for rear occupants M, Mat a rear side of a front seat for a driver. A backrest corresponding to the right and left seated parts is provided on the rear seat that extends diagonally rearward from a center portion thereof toward sides of the vehicle body. Raised, convex portions for regulating the lateral movement of the occupants are provided between each seated part in the rear seat, at the center of the backrest and in the front seat.

Vehicular seat structure

Motorcycle

Muffler end cap of two-wheeled motor vehicles

A tail lamp unit is disposed inside a rear end portion of a rear cowl of a motorcycle. The rear end portion has a shape whose lateral width narrows or tapers toward an upper end of the rear cowl. A tail lamp is disposed on an upper portion of the tail lamp structure and a brake lamp is disposed beneath the tail lamp, thereby ensuring a sufficient lighting area of the brake lamp.

Tail lamp structure for motorcycle

Motor-scooter

Four-wheeled motorcycle

Growing community of inventors

Saitama, Japan

Yumio Shibata