Container box structure in two-wheeled motor vehicle
AssigneeHonda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKenji Izawa, Kengo Yano, Yoichi Inayama
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Abstract
Two front and rear helmets are to be contained in a container box without increasing the height of a seat. In a two-wheeled motor vehicle, a container box extending in the longitudinal direction of a vehicle body is disposed above a rear wheel, and a seat is disposed above the container box. A bottom plate of the container box is formed in an approximately inverse-V shape when viewed from the side. The container box includes a forward downwardly slanting face and a rearward downwardly slanting face. Two helmets Hf and Hr can be received in front and rear positions within the container box, by placing them on the forward downwardly slanting face and a rearward downwardly slanting, respectively.
Claims18
In a two-wheeled motor vehicle, a container box extending longitudinally of a vehicle body is disposed above a rear wheel and a seat is disposed on said container box, said container box comprising:
- a bottom plate, said bottom plate including a forward downwardly slanting face and a rearward downwardly slanting face, said forward and rearward downwardly slanting faces forming an approximately inverse-V shape when viewed from the side, and
- wherein said forward and rearward downwardly slanting faces are capable of receiving helmets thereon, respectively.
A container box for a two-wheeled motor vehicle, said container box being extendable longitudinally of a vehicle body and disposable above a rear wheel and below a seat of the two-wheeled motor vehicle, said container box comprising:
- a bottom plate, said bottom plate including a forward downwardly slanting face and a rearward downwardly slanting face, said forward and rearward downwardly slanting faces forming an approximately inverse-V shape when viewed from the side, and
- wherein said forward and rearward downwardly slanting faces are capable of receiving helmets thereon, respectively.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.