Luggage carrier for a three-wheel motorcycle
OwnerPete Hendrick, James J. Ariasinventors
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Abstract
A luggage carrier for a three-wheel motorcycle is disclosed which forms a portion of a modification of the motorcycle, which is of a type generally known as an ATC, all-terrain cycle. The luggage carrier provides a generally rectangular flat-bed area and a pair of fenders, suspended over the rear wheel area of the cycle. A supporting frame of the flat-bed includes a forward extension to overlie the normal seat position of the cycle. The seat is unlatched from its normal position and is fixed atop the forward extension, after a pair of latch brackets have been removed from the bottom of the seat and remounted to a bottom portion of the forward extension in a compatible relation to a mounting and latch means conventionally provided in the seat mounting area of the cycle.
Claims9
A carrier assembly for a motorcycle of a type having a front wheel, a pair of opposed side rear wheels, a seat including front and back female latch brackets removably attached thereto and a male attachment latch means fixed to a frame portion of the motorcycle in a position for selective manual operation thereof to engage or disengage the female latch brackets, said carrier assembly comprising a main carrier portion disposed rearwardly of the seat and above the rear wheels, a forward extension from said carrier portion, projecting generally over an area normally occupied by the seat, when the seat is unlatched and removed;
- generally downwardly projecting means, from said forward extension, for fixed attachment thereto of the front and back female latch brackets, when said brackets are removed from the seat, in identical spaced apart positions and locations relative to their normal positions and locations when fixed to the bottom of the seat, to permit selective manual operation of the male attachment latch means to engage or disengage the female latch brackets when fixed to said downwardly projecting means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.