Straddled vehicle
AssigneeNittoku Co., Ltd.
InventorAkinori Hirano
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Abstract
A straddled vehicle including a seat frame extending rearward and upward, a seat supported by the seat frame, a rear fender extending rearward and downward, the rear fender having a front end located further forward than a rear end of the seat frame, a tail light having a rear end thereof located further rearward than a rear end of the seat, and a radar including a transmitter that transmits radio waves, a receiver that receives the radio waves, and a casing that houses the transmitter and the receiver. The radar is supported by the seat frame. At least a portion of the radar is arranged further forward than a rear end of the tail light, further downward than an upper end of the seat frame, further rearward than the front end of the rear fender, and further upward than a lower end of the rear fender.
Claims14
A straddled vehicle comprising:
- a seat frame extending rearward and upward, the seat frame including:
- a left seat frame, and
- a right seat frame arranged rightward of the left seat frame in a left-right direction of the straddled vehicle;
- a base member fixed to the left seat frame and the right seat frame;
- a seat supported by the seat frame;
- a rear fender extending rearward and downward, the rear fender having a front end located further forward than a rear end of the seat frame;
- a tail light having a rear end thereof located further rearward than a rear end of the seat;
- a radar including
- a transmitter that transmits radio waves,
- a receiver that receives the radio waves, and
- a casing that houses the transmitter and the receiver;
- and
- a support member that connects the radar to the seat frame, so that the radar is rigidly supported by the seat frame, the support member being fixed either to the left seat frame and the right seat frame, or to the base member, wherein
- at least a portion of the radar is arranged
- further forward than the rear end of the tail light,
- further downward than an upper end of the seat frame,
- further rearward than the front end of the rear fender, and
- further upward than a lower end of the rear fender.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.