Windshield structure for saddle-ride type vehicle
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsKohei Yokouchi, Hiroyuki Sasazawa, Tomotake Shimoji
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Abstract
A windshield structure for a saddle-ride type vehicle to enhance a windshield effect by reducing a vacuum behind a leg shield and in the lateral center of the vehicle. The windshield structure for the saddle-ride type vehicle includes a front storage box that may be opened and closed that is provided in a surface of the leg shield on a side of a seat. A bottom covering portion is formed integrally with the leg shield and is formed to cover the front storage box from below. The bottom covering portion for covering the front storage box from below is formed with air discharge ports for releasing a flow of air from a front side of a vehicle body to a rear side of the leg shield.
Claims17
A windshield structure for a saddle-ride vehicle comprising:
- a leg shield provided forward of a seat on which an occupant is seated;
- a storage portion openably and closably provided in a surface of the leg shield on a side of the seat;
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- a lower wall formed integrally with the leg shield and formed to cover the storage portion from below;
- wherein the lower wall is formed with an air discharge port with a rib wall extending from an inner front edge of the air discharge port, said air discharge port releasing a flow of air from a front side of a vehicle body to a rear side of the leg shield.
A windshield structure for a saddle-ride vehicle comprising:
- a leg shield;
- a storage portion provided in a surface of the leg shield;
- a closure for the storage portion being movable from a closed to an open position for covering the storage portion from above;
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- a lower wall formed integrally with the leg shield for covering the storage portion from below;
- wherein the lower wall is formed with an air discharge port with a rib wall extending from an inner front edge of the air discharge port, said air discharge port releasing a flow of air from a front side of a vehicle body to a rear side of the leg shield.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.