Riding simulation device
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsYohei Makuta, Yukio Miyamaru, Futoshi Miyakawa, Sadanao Ichimi, Kyokei Ueda
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AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsYohei Makuta, Yukio Miyamaru, Futoshi Miyakawa, Sadanao Ichimi, Kyokei Ueda
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A riding simulation device allowing a rider to pseudoexperience the running state of a motorcycle, more specifically, to pseudoexperience an operating feeling similar to an actual braking, to be able to switch the operating feeling of an operating lever according to the types of transmissions, and to pseudoexperience roll feeling when the motorcycle is turned by tilting a motorcycle body in running when the device is installed on a pedestal member, comprising an elastic member pressingly deformed by the contact part of a stopper mechanism brought into contact with a rotating member rotated by the operation of a brake lever and a switching mechanism switching between the second stopper member of the stopper mechanism brought into contact with a rotating member rotated by the operation of the operating lever and the first stopper member thereof brought into contact with the rotating member through the elastic member. The axis of a shaft part in which a handle mechanism is installed is set so as to be tilted in the range of the tilt angle of 45 to 60 DEG from a vertical plane to an operator side.
A riding simulation device for displaying a traveling background as an image on a display so as to give a simulated experience of riding on a motorcycle based on operations by an operator comprising:
A riding simulation device for displaying a traveling background as an image on a display so as to give a simulated experience of riding on a motorcycle based on operations by an operator comprising:
A riding simulation device for displaying a traveling background as an image on a display so as to give a simulated experience of riding on a motorcycle based on operations by an operator comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.