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US 11,305,642 B2Granted
Vehicle
AssigneeYamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMakoto Eshima, Yoichiro Deguchi
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Abstract
The vehicle of the present application includes a vehicle frame; a muffler supported by the vehicle frame; and a supporting unit comprising a rubber damper, located between the muffler and the vehicle frame and, connected to the vehicle frame such that the muffler is suspended from the vehicle frame and supported by the vehicle frame. The supporting unit comprises a first bracket and a second bracket on the first bracket.
Claims8
A vehicle comprising:
- a vehicle frame;
- a muffler supported by the vehicle frame;
- and a supporting unit comprising a rubber damper, located between the muffler and the vehicle frame and, connected to the vehicle frame such that the muffler is suspended from the vehicle frame and supported by the vehicle frame,
- wherein:
- the supporting unit comprises a first bracket and a second bracket on the first bracket;
- the first bracket comprises a first body distant from an outer surface of the muffler and a first attachment attached to an outer surface of the muffler, and extending along a first axis from the first body on the outer surface of the muffler;
- and
- the second bracket comprises a second body distant from the first bracket and a holder on the second body, configured to hold the rubber damper and connected to the vehicle frame via the rubber damper, and a second attachment attached to the first attachment of the first bracket, and extending from the second body;
- wherein the first attachment comprises:
- a first sub-attachment, a second sub-attachment and a third sub-attachment,
- wherein the second attachment comprises:
- a fourth sub-attachment, a fifth sub-attachment and a sixth sub-attachment,
- wherein the first sub-attachment is positioned in between the fourth sub-attachment and the fifth sub-attachment in a second axis along the outer surface and crossing the first axis.
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