Vehicle
AssigneeYamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsRyotaro Uno, Masahide Shimbori
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Abstract
To provide a vehicle that can efficiently cool a radiator even when the radiator is placed in the rear of a seat. The vehicle includes a vehicle body frame, a seat supported by the vehicle body frame, a radiator placed in the rear of the seat and above a seat surface of the seat and including a fan placement surface on which a fan is provided and an air inflow surface opposite to the fan placement surface, the air inflow surface facing at least rearward, and a first outside air guide having a first intake port opening rearward and guiding outside air taken in from the first intake port to the air inflow surface.
Claims22
A vehicle comprising:
- a vehicle body frame;
- a seat supported by the vehicle body frame;
- a radiator positioned behind the seat and above a seat surface of the seat, the radiator comprising a fan placement surface on which a fan is provided and an air inflow surface opposite to the fan placement surface, the air inflow surface facing at least rearward;
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- a first outside air guide comprising a first intake port opening rearward, the first outside air guide configured to guide outside air taken in from the first intake port to the air inflow surface.
A vehicle comprising:
- a vehicle body frame;
- a seat supported by the vehicle body frame;
- a radiator positioned behind the seat and above a seat surface of the seat, the radiator comprising a fan placement surface on which a fan is positioned and an air inflow surface opposite to the fan placement surface;
- a first outside air guide comprising a first intake port opening rearward, the first outside air guide configured to guide outside air taken in from the first intake port to the air inflow surface;
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- a second outside air guide comprising a second intake port opening forward, the second outside air guide configured to guide the outside air taken in from the second intake port to the air inflow surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.