CN217435926U - All-terrain vehicle - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses an all-terrain vehicle, include: a frame; the towing assembly is at least partially arranged on the frame; the hitch assembly includes: a trailing body; the connecting plate piece is connected with the frame; the connecting mechanism is used for connecting the towing main body and the connecting metal plate piece; the connecting sleeve is arranged between the towing main body and the connecting plate piece; the upside and/or the downside of adapter sleeve are provided with the fastener, and the fastener includes: the fixed sleeve is connected with the connecting sleeve; the first fixing piece is connected with the fixing sleeve, the first fixing piece penetrates through the fixing sleeve and the connecting sleeve, and the first fixing piece is connected with the towing main body in a propping mode. The utility model has the advantages that: can make the connection of adapter sleeve and trailer main part more stable through the fastener, reduce the trailer main part and take place rocking about going of ATV's the in-process, avoid the trailer main part to suffer great impact.

Description

All-terrain vehicle

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a vehicle field especially indicates an all-terrain vehicle.

Background

Hitching apparatus are important components of many vehicles, such as all terrain vehicles, trucks, tractors, and the like. The towing device is arranged on the frame and used for towing a cargo box or other parts for loading cargos, so that the requirement of loading cargos on a vehicle can be met.

In the prior art, after the towing device of the all-terrain vehicle is installed, when the all-terrain vehicle is driven, the towing device is easy to shake up, down, left and right, so that abnormal sound of the towing device occurs, the towing device is subjected to large impact, and the wearing of a towing component is too fast.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

In order to solve the defects of the prior art, the utility model aims to provide an all-terrain vehicle which can prevent the loosening of the towing assembly and increase the reliability of the towing assembly.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme:

an all-terrain vehicle comprising: a frame; the walking assembly is at least partially arranged on the frame and comprises a first walking wheel and a second walking wheel; the suspension assembly comprises a steering knuckle, a front suspension and a rear suspension, the first travelling wheel is connected with the frame through the front suspension, and the second travelling wheel is connected with the frame through the rear suspension; the power assembly is at least partially arranged on the frame; the towing assembly is at least partially arranged on the frame; the hitch assembly includes: a trailing body; the connecting plate piece is connected with the frame; the connecting mechanism is used for connecting the towing main body and the connecting metal plate piece; the connecting sleeve is arranged between the towing main body and the connecting plate piece; the upside and/or the downside of adapter sleeve are provided with the fastener, and the fastener includes: the fixed sleeve is connected with the connecting sleeve; the first fixing piece is connected with the fixed sleeve, the first fixing piece penetrates through the fixed sleeve and the connecting sleeve, and the first fixing piece is abutted to the towing main body.

Furthermore, the fastener also comprises a second fastener, the second fastener is sleeved on the first fastener, and the second fastener is in threaded connection with the first fastener.

Further, the upper side and/or the lower side of the connecting sleeve are/is provided with a first connecting hole, and the fixing sleeve is at least partially arranged in the first connecting hole.

Furthermore, the fixed sleeve is provided with a second connecting hole, and after the first firmware passes through the second connecting hole and the first connecting hole, the first firmware is abutted to the towing main body.

Further, the axis of the first connection hole and the axis of the second connection hole substantially coincide.

Further, the first connection hole and the second connection hole communicate.

Further, the fixed sleeve comprises a sleeve head and a sleeve rod, the diameter of the sleeve head is larger than that of the sleeve rod, and the diameter of the first connecting hole is basically consistent with that of the sleeve rod.

Further, the stem is at least partially disposed in the first connection hole.

Further, the connecting plate piece is provided with a containing groove, and the connecting sleeve is at least partially arranged in the containing groove; the connecting sleeve is sleeved on the towing main body.

Further, the first fixing piece is in threaded connection with the fixing sleeve.

Compared with the prior art, the utility model provides an all-terrain vehicle can make the adapter sleeve more stable with the connection of pulling the main part through the fastener, reduces to pull rocking about the main part takes place in the driving process of all-terrain vehicle, avoids pulling the main part and suffers great impact to improve the life who pulls the subassembly.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a partial structural schematic diagram of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a schematic view of the frame structure of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 4 is a schematic view of the installation of the hitch assembly of the all terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of the connection mechanism of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the adjustment block of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 7 is a partial schematic structural view of the trailing assembly of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 8 is a schematic structural view of the winch of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 9 is a schematic structural view of the rope guide bracket of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 10 is an exploded view of the caliper assembly of the all terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 11 is a cross-sectional view of the caliper assembly of the all terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 12 is a schematic structural view of the ball of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention in the first state.

Fig. 13 is a schematic structural view of the ball of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention in the second state.

Fig. 14 is a schematic structural diagram of the balls, the first raceway, and the second raceway according to the present invention.

Fig. 15 is a schematic structural view of the braking mechanism and the alarm mechanism of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Fig. 16 is a schematic structural view of the first brake pad and the warning mechanism of the all-terrain vehicle of the present invention.

Detailed Description

In order to make the technical solution of the present invention better understood by those skilled in the art, the technical solution of the present invention in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in fig. 1 and 2, atv 100 includes a frame 11, a walking assembly 12, a suspension assembly 13, a power assembly 14, a saddle assembly 15, a mounting frame assembly 16, a brake assembly 17, an electrical assembly 18, a footrest assembly 19, a fuel assembly 21, a heat sink assembly 22, a body cover 25, a transmission assembly 26, and a steering assembly 27. Suspension assembly 13 includes a front suspension 131 and a rear suspension 132 for connecting frame 11 and undercarriage assembly 12. Walking assembly 12 is at least partially disposed on frame 11, walking assembly 12 includes first road wheel 121 and second road wheel 122, first road wheel 121 connects to frame 11 through front suspension 131, second road wheel 122 connects to frame 11 through rear suspension 132, walking assembly 12 is used for the motion of atv 100. Power assembly 14 is at least partially disposed on frame 11 for providing power to ATV 100. The saddle assembly 15 is at least partially disposed on the frame 11 for riding by a user and/or passenger. A mounting bracket assembly 16 is at least partially disposed on frame 11 for mounting or dismounting other components adapted to atv 100. Brake assembly 17 is disposed at least partially on frame 11 and at least partially on walking assembly 12 for braking walking assembly 12 and, thus, atv 100. An electrical assembly 18 is disposed at least partially on the frame 11 for providing electrical power. Specifically, electrical components 18 are disposed on frame 11 via mounting bracket assembly 16. A footrest assembly 19 is at least partially disposed on the frame 11 for providing support to a user and/or passenger's foot. A fuel assembly 21 is disposed at least partially on the frame 11 for providing a source of motive power to the power assembly 14. Heat sink assembly 22 is at least partially disposed on frame 11 for dissipating heat from ATV 100. The body covering 25 is at least partially disposed on the frame 11, and the body covering 25 is at least partially disposed on the mounting bracket assembly 16. The transmission assembly 26 is at least partially disposed on the frame 11, the transmission assembly 26 is connected to the walking assembly 12, and the transmission assembly 26 is further connected to the power assembly 14 for transmitting power of the power assembly 14 to the walking assembly 12, so as to drive the walking assembly 12. Steering assembly 27 is at least partially connected to power assembly 14 for changing gears of ATV 100. For clearly explaining the technical solution of the present invention, a front side, a rear side, a left side, a right side, an upper side, and a lower side as shown in fig. 1 are also defined.

As shown in fig. 3, the frame 11 includes, as one implementation, a first pillar 111, a second pillar 112, a third pillar 113, a fourth pillar 114, an upper main beam 115, and a lower main beam 116. In the fore-aft direction of ATV 100, first leg 111 is disposed on the front side and fourth leg 114 is disposed on the rear side. The second and third support columns 112 and 113 are each disposed between the first and fourth support columns 111 and 114, and the second support column 112 is disposed on the front side of the third support column 113. In the up-down direction of atv 100, upper main beam 115 is disposed on the upper side and lower main beam 116 is disposed on the lower side. The first column 111, the second column 112, the third column 113, and the fourth column 114 are disposed between the upper main beam 115 and the lower main beam 116. Specifically, the first pillar 111 includes a first pipe 1111, a second pipe 1112, and a first sheet metal member 1113. The second support column 112 includes a third tube 1121 and a fourth tube 1122. The third strut 113 includes a fifth tube member 1131, a sixth tube member 1132, a seventh tube member 1133, an eighth tube member 1134 and a second sheet metal member 1135. The fourth strut 114 includes a ninth tube 1141 and a tenth tube 1142. The upper main beams 115 include a first main beam 1151 and a second main beam 1152. The lower main beams 116 include a third main beam 1161 and a fourth main beam 1162. One end of the first pipe 1111 is connected to the first main beam 1151, the other end of the first pipe 1111 is connected to one end of the first sheet metal part 1113, and the other end of the first sheet metal part 1113 is connected to the third main beam 1161. One end of second pipe 1112 is connected to second main beam 1152, the other end of second pipe 1112 is connected to one end of first sheet metal component 1113, and the other end of first sheet metal component 1113 is connected to fourth main beam 1162. One end of third tube 1121 is connected to first main beam 1151, the other end of third tube 1121 is connected to third main beam 1161, one end of fourth tube 1122 is connected to second main beam 1152, and the other end of fourth tube 1122 is connected to third main beam 1161. One end of the fifth tube 1131 is connected to the first main beam 1151 and the other end of the fifth tube 1131 is connected to one end of the seventh tube 1133. One end of the sixth tube 1132 is connected to the first main rail 1151 and the other end of the sixth tube 1132 is connected to the other end of the seventh tube 1133. One end of the eighth tube 1134 is connected to the third main beam 1161, and the other end of the eighth tube 1134 is connected to the fourth main beam 1162. The seventh pipe member 1133 and the eighth pipe member 1134 are connected by a second sheet metal member 1135. One end of a ninth tube 1141 connects to the first main beam 1151 and the other end of the ninth tube 1141 connects to the third main beam 1161. One end of a tenth tube 1142 is connected to the second main beam 1152 and the other end of the tenth tube 1142 is connected to the fourth main beam 1162.

In this embodiment, along the left-right direction of ATV 100, first main beam 1151 is disposed on the left side of second main beam 1152, third main beam 1161 is disposed on the left side of fourth main beam 1162, first tube 1111 is disposed on the left side of second tube 1112, third tube 1121 is disposed on the left side of fourth tube 1122, fifth tube 1131 is disposed on the left side of sixth tube 1132, and ninth tube 1141 is disposed on the left side of tenth tube 1142. Along the up-down direction of atv 100, first pipe 1111 and second pipe 1112 all set up the upside of first sheet metal component 1113, first girder 1151 sets up the upside of third girder 1161, second girder 1152 sets up the upside of fourth girder 1162, seventh pipe 1133 sets up the upside of eighth pipe 1134, fifth pipe 1131 and sixth pipe 1132 all set up the upside of seventh pipe 1133, second sheet metal component 1135 sets up the downside of seventh pipe 1133 and sets up the upside of eighth pipe 1134. Through the arrangement, the first support column 111, the second support column 112, the third support column 113, the fourth support column 114, the upper main beam 115 and the lower main beam 116 form a basic frame of the frame 11, so that the strength of the frame 11 is improved, and the structures of the first support column 111, the second support column 112, the third support column 113, the fourth support column 114, the upper main beam 115 and the lower main beam 116 are optimized, namely pipe fittings are replaced by sheet metal structures, so that the number of the pipe fittings of the frame 11 is reduced, the weight of the all-terrain vehicle 100 is further reduced, and the light weight of the frame 11 and the all-terrain vehicle 100 is realized.

As one implementation, atv 100 includes a plane of symmetry 101 perpendicular to the left-right direction, and atv 100 is substantially symmetrically disposed about plane of symmetry 101. The frame 11 is arranged substantially symmetrically with respect to the plane of symmetry 101. Specifically, the seventh pipe 1133 extends substantially in the left-right direction, and the eighth pipe 1134 extends substantially in the left-right direction.

As shown in fig. 4, atv 100 further includes a hitch assembly 29, as one implementation. The hitch assembly 29 is at least partially disposed on the frame 11. Specifically, the hitch assembly 29 is at least partially disposed on the fourth strut 114. Hitch assembly 29 serves as a coupling structure for ATV 100 and other vehicles for towing other malfunctioning vehicles. The hitch assembly 29 includes a connecting plate 291, a hitch body 292, and a connection mechanism 293. One end of the connecting plate 291 is connected to the fourth support 114, the other end of the connecting plate 291 is connected to the towing body 292, and the connecting plate 291 and the towing body 292 are connected by a connecting mechanism 293. The connecting plate 291 and the fourth pillar 114 may be connected by bolts or welding. Specifically, a first receiving groove 2911 is formed at one end of the connecting plate 291, which is connected to the towing body 292, and one end of the towing body 292 is at least partially disposed in the first receiving groove 2911, that is, the connecting plate 291 is at least partially sleeved on one end of the towing body 292, so that the connecting plate 291 and the towing body 292 can be stably connected. In this embodiment, the connecting plate 291 has a first connecting hole 2912 at one end connected to the main body 292, the first receiving groove 2911 has first connecting holes 2912 at both sides, and the main body 292 has second connecting holes 2921 penetrating through both sides of the main body 292. When the hitch body 292 is at least partially disposed in the first receiving groove 2911, the connection mechanism 293 may pass through the first connection hole 2912 and the second connection hole 2921, thereby stably connecting the hitch body 292 and the connection panel 291, and thus, the hitch assembly 29 and the vehicle frame 11.

As shown in fig. 5 and 6, the connection mechanism 293 includes a pin 2931 and an adjustment block 2932, as one implementation. The diameter of the pin 2931 is substantially the same as the diameter of the adjustment block 2932. One end of the pin 2931 penetrating through the first connection hole 2912 and the second connection hole 2921 is a first end 2931a, that is, the first end 2931a is used for fixedly connecting the plate member 291 and the towing main body 292, and the other end of the pin 2931 is provided with a position limiting part 2931b, and the position limiting part 2931b is used for preventing the pin 2931 from being removed from the first connection hole 2912 and/or the second connection hole 2921. In addition, first end 2931a is also coupled to adjustment block 2932. Specifically, first end 2931a is pivotally coupled to adjustment block 2932.

In the present embodiment, the connection mechanism 293 includes at least an assembled state and a disassembled state. When the connecting mechanism 293 is in the assembled state, the connecting mechanism 293 connects the towing body 292 and the connecting plate 291, that is, the towing body 292 and the connecting plate 291 are in the assembled state; in the detached state of the connecting mechanism 293, the connecting mechanism 293 does not connect the hitch body 292 and the connecting plate 291, i.e., the hitch body 292 and the connecting plate 291 are in an unassembled state. When linkage 293 is in the assembled state, adjustment block 2932 and pin 2931 are in an eccentric state, i.e., the axis of adjustment block 2932 and the axis of pin 2931 are not coincident. At this time, the adjusting block 2932 is used to limit the first end 2931a, so as to prevent the pin 2931 from being removed from the first connection hole 2912 and/or the second connection hole 2921, and prevent the connection between the towing body 292 and the connection plate 291 from being unstable. When the connection mechanism 293 is in the detached state, the adjustment block 2932 and the pin 2931 are in a concentric state, i.e., the axis of the adjustment block 2932 and the axis of the pin 2931 are substantially coincident. At this time, the adjusting block 2932 does not limit the first end 2931a, so that the adjusting block 2932 can move out of the first connection hole 2912 and the second connection hole 2921 along with the first end 2931a, thereby realizing the detachment of the towing main body 292 and the connection plate 291. In the present embodiment, when the connection mechanism 293 is in the assembled state, the distance between the axis of the adjustment block 2932 and the axis of the pin 2931 is a first distance; when the connection mechanism 293 is in the detached state, the distance between the axis of the adjustment block 2932 and the axis of the pin 2931 is a second distance. The first distance is greater than the second distance.

In one implementation, the connecting mechanism 293 further includes a fixing member 2933, the fixing member 2933 is used for connecting the first end 2931a and the adjusting block 2932, that is, the fixing member 2933 is used for connecting the pin 2931 and the adjusting block 2932, and the adjusting block 2932 is rotatably connected with the pin 2931 through the fixing member 2933. Specifically, the first end 2931a is provided with a third connecting hole 2931c, and the adjusting block 2932 is provided with a fourth connecting hole 2932 a. The fixing member 2933 passes through the fourth coupling hole 2932a and the third coupling hole 2931c and is coupled to the third coupling hole 2931c, thereby achieving stable coupling of the adjustment block 2932 and the first end 2931 a. In this embodiment, the center of the third connecting hole 2931c is not located on the axis of the pin 2931, that is, the axis of the third connecting hole 2931c is not coincident with the axis of the pin 2931, and the center of the fourth connecting hole 2932a is not located on the axis of the adjusting block 2932, that is, the axis of the fourth connecting hole 2932a is not coincident with the axis of the adjusting block 2932, so that the pin 2931 and the adjusting block 2932 are in a concentric or non-concentric state, and the attachment or detachment of the attachment mechanism 293 is further achieved. With the above arrangement, the connection mechanism 293 can be integrated, thereby preventing the loss of parts of the connection mechanism 293 and facilitating the mounting or dismounting of the connection mechanism 293. Wherein the fixing member 2933 may be a bolt, the third coupling hole 2931c may be a screw hole, and the fourth coupling hole 2932a may be a through hole.

As an implementation manner, the connection mechanism 293 further includes an elastic member 2934, and the elastic member 2934 is sleeved on the fixing member 2933. When the attachment mechanism 293 is in the assembled state, the resilient member 2934 is at least partially disposed in the fourth attachment aperture 2932a, and the securing member 2933 is at least partially disposed in the fourth attachment aperture 2932a and at least partially disposed in the third attachment aperture 2931 c. The elastic member 2934 may be a spring. Specifically, the fourth coupling aperture 2932a includes a first aperture 2932b and a second aperture 2932 c. The first and second holes 2932b and 2932c communicate, and the axis of the first hole 2932b and the axis of the second hole 2932c substantially coincide. The diameter of the first bore 2932b is larger than the diameter of the second bore 2932 c. The first hole 2932b has a diameter larger than that of the elastic member 2934, and the second hole 2932c has a diameter smaller than that of the elastic member 2934. The securing member 2933 includes a head portion 2933a and a stem portion 2933 b. The head portion 2933a has a diameter larger than that of the elastic member 2934, and the rod portion 2933b has a diameter smaller than that of the elastic member 2934. With the above arrangement, when the connection mechanism 293 is in an assembled state, the elastic member 2934 can be sleeved on the rod portion 2933b, one end of the elastic member 2934 can abut against the head portion 2933a, and the other end of the elastic member 2934 can abut against the edge of the second hole 2932c, so that the elastic member 2934 can fix the adjustment block 2932 by its own elastic force, and the adjustment block 2932 can abut against the first end 2931a when the adjustment block 2932 is rotatably connected to the first end 2931a by the fixing member 2933. At this point, the elastic member 2934 is in a normal state, i.e., the elastic member 2934 is not stretched or compressed. Wherein the rim of the second hole 2932c refers to an annular rim formed where the first hole 2932b and the second hole 2932c communicate due to the difference in diameter.

The first bore 2932b has a diameter that is larger than the diameter of the head portion 2933a, the second bore 2932c has a diameter that is smaller than the diameter of the head portion 2933a, and the second bore 2932c has a diameter that is larger than the diameter of the stem portion 2933 b. With the above arrangement, when the attachment mechanism 293 is in the assembled state, the head 2933a can be disposed in the first hole 2932b, and due to the presence of the second hole 2932c and the elastic member 2934, the head 2933a can prevent the adjustment block 2932 from falling out of the first end 2931 a.

Specifically, a plurality of first limiting portions 2932d are arranged at one end, abutted against the first end 2931a, of the adjusting block 2932, and a plurality of second limiting portions 2931d are arranged at the first end 2931 a. The plurality of first position restricting portions 2932d are disposed around the fourth connecting hole 2932a, and the plurality of second position restricting portions 2931d are disposed around the third connecting hole 2931 c. When the connecting mechanism 293 is in an assembled state or a disassembled state, the first limiting portion 2932d and the second limiting portion 2931d are used for limiting the adjusting block 2932 after being matched, so that the adjusting block 2932 is prevented from being displaced, and the convenience of installation or disassembly of the connecting mechanism 293 is improved. The ratio of the number of the second stopper portions 2931d to the number of the first stopper portions 2932d is 1 or more and 2 or less. Wherein the first position-limiting part 2932d may be a protrusion and the second position-limiting part 2931d may be a notch. It is understood that the first position-limiting part 2932d may be a notch and the second position-limiting part 2931d may be a protrusion. With the above arrangement, the first stopper part 2932d and the second stopper part 2931d can be engaged with each other, so that the relative positions of the adjustment block 2932 and the first end 2931a are restricted.

In the present embodiment, one first stopper 2932d may be provided, and two second stoppers 2931d may be provided. When the connecting mechanism 293 is in the assembled state, the first stopper portion 2932d is engaged with one of the second stopper portions 2931 d; when the connecting mechanism 293 is in the detached state, the first position-limiting portion 2932d and the other second position-limiting portion 2931d are engaged, thereby achieving the attachment or detachment of the connecting mechanism 293.

In this embodiment, there may be two first position limiting portions 2932d, and each first position limiting portion 2932d includes a first position limiting member and a second position limiting member; the number of the second position-limiting portions 2931d may be two, and the second position-limiting portions 2931d include a third position-limiting member and a fourth position-limiting member. When the connecting mechanism 293 is in an assembled state, the first limiting member is matched with the third limiting member, and the second limiting member is matched with the fourth limiting member; when the connecting mechanism 293 is in the detached state, the first limiting member is engaged with the fourth limiting member, and the second limiting member is engaged with the third limiting member, so that the pin 2931 and the adjusting block 2932 are in a concentric state or an eccentric state.

In one implementation, adjustment block 2932 is provided with a non-slip region 2932 e. The non-slip region 2932e serves to increase the friction between the adjustment block 2932 and the user as the user controls the adjustment block 2932, facilitating the user to control the rotation and movement of the adjustment block 2932.

As an implementation manner, the installation principle of the connection mechanism 293 is as follows: the adjustment block 2932 is pulled to move the adjustment block 2932 in the axial direction of the fixing 2933 and toward the head 2933a, so that the first stopper 2932d and the second stopper 2931d are separated from each other even if the adjustment block 2932 is not in contact with the first end 2931 a. At this time, the elastic member 2934 is in a compressed state. The adjustment block 2932 is rotated to make the adjustment block 2932 and the first end 2931a concentric, the adjustment block 2932 is released, the adjustment block 2932 abuts against the first end 2931a due to the elastic force of the elastic member 2934, and the first stopper 2932d and the second stopper 2931d are engaged with each other to make the adjustment block 2932 and the first end 2931a concentric. When the adjustment block 2932 and the first end 2931a are in a concentric state, the first end 2931a passes through the first connection hole 2912 and the second connection hole 2921, so that the hitch body 292 and the connection plate 291 are connected. Finally, the adjusting block 2932 is pulled and rotated to enable the adjusting block 2932 and the first end 2931a to be in a non-concentric state, so that the adjusting block 2932 limits the first end 2931a, and the mounting of the towing main body 292 and the connecting plate member 291 is achieved.

The disassembling principle of the connecting mechanism 293 is as follows: the adjustment block 2932 is pulled and rotated to make the adjustment block 2932 and the first end 2931a concentric, so that the connection mechanism 293 can be removed from the first connection hole 2912 and the second connection hole 2921, thereby achieving the detachment of the hitch body 292 and the connection plate 291.

As shown in fig. 4 and 7, the hitch assembly 29 further includes a connection sleeve 294, as one implementation. The connection sleeve 294 is disposed between the hitch body 292 and the connection plate member 291, the connection sleeve 294 is at least partially disposed in the first accommodation groove 2911, and the connection sleeve 294 is fitted over the hitch body 292. Fifth coupling holes are provided at the left and right sides of the coupling sleeve 294 in the up-down and left-right directions of the all-terrain vehicle 100. When the connection mechanism 293 is in an assembled state, the pin 2931 passes through the first connection hole 2912, the second connection hole 2921 and the fifth connection hole, thereby achieving a fixed connection between the hitch body 292, the connection sleeve 294 and the connection plate member 291. It will be appreciated that the adapter sleeve 294 may be welded to the attachment plate 291.

Specifically, the upper and/or lower side of the connection sleeve 294 is provided with a fastening member 295. The fastening member 295 is used to stabilize the connection between the connection sleeve 294 and the towing body 292, so as to reduce the vertical and horizontal shaking of the towing body 292 during the driving process of the all-terrain vehicle 100, and to prevent the towing body 292 from being subjected to a large impact, thereby improving the service life of the towing assembly 29. In this embodiment, the fastener 295 includes a collar 2951, a first fastener 2952, and a second fastener 2953. The fixing sleeve 2951 is provided at an upper side and/or a lower side of the connection sleeve 294. The securing sleeve 2951 may be welded to the connection sleeve 294.

The retainer 2951 includes a ferrule 2951a and a ferrule 2951 b. The diameter of the sleeve head 2951a is larger than the diameter of the sleeve stem 2951 b. The holder 2951 is provided with a sixth connection hole 2951c, and the sixth connection hole 2951c extends in the axial direction of the holder 2951 and is provided so as to penetrate the holder 2951. The upper and/or lower side of the connection sleeve 294 is provided with a seventh connection hole 2941. The diameter of the sleeve stem 2951b is substantially identical to the diameter of the seventh coupling hole 2941. The sixth coupling hole 2951c has a diameter smaller than that of the stem 2951 b. The sixth connection hole 2951c and the seventh connection hole 2941 are in communication, and the axis of the sixth connection hole 2951c and the axis of the seventh connection hole 2941 substantially coincide. The sleeve stem 2951b is at least partially disposed in the seventh coupling hole 2941, thereby facilitating stable coupling of the fixing sleeve 2951 and the coupling sleeve 294.

The second fixing member 2953 is sleeved on the first fixing member 2952 and is in threaded connection with the first fixing member 2952. After one end of the first fixing member 2952 passes through the sixth connection hole 2951c and the seventh connection hole 2941, the first fixing member 2952 abuts against the towing body 292, thereby fixing the towing body 292. After the first firmware 2952 abuts against the towing body 292, the connection between the first firmware 2952 and the towing body 292 is made tighter by rotating the second firmware 2953, i.e., the second firmware 2953 is used for stable connection of the first firmware 2952 and the towing body 292. The fixing sleeve 2951 can be a threaded sleeve, the first fixing member 2952 can be a bolt, the first fixing member 2952 is in threaded connection with the fixing sleeve 2951, the second fixing member 2953 can be a nut, the sixth connecting hole 2951c can be a threaded hole, and the seventh connecting hole 2941 can be a threaded hole or a through hole.

As shown in fig. 8 and 9, atv 100 further includes a winch assembly 23 (referring to fig. 1) as one implementation. The winch assembly 23 includes a winch 231 and a rope guide 232, the winch assembly 23 being disposed at least partially on the mounting bracket assembly 16, the winch assembly 23 also being disposed at least partially on the front side of the frame 11. The winch 231 includes a winch housing 2311, a motor 2312, a relay 2313, a hood 2314, and a guide rope (not shown). A receiving space 2311a is formed in the winch housing 2311. The motor 2312 is at least partially disposed in the winch housing 2311, i.e., the motor 2312 is at least partially disposed in the accommodating space 2311a for causing extension or contraction of the guide rope. The relay 2313 is connected to the motor 2312 for controlling the starting or stopping of the motor 2312. The relay 2313 is at least partially disposed in the winch housing 2311, and the relay 2313 is also at least partially disposed in the hood 2314, i.e., the relay 2313 is at least partially disposed in the receiving space and at least partially disposed in the hood 2314. A hood 2314 is coupled to one end of the winch housing 2311 for sealing the winch housing 2311. Specifically, the motor 2312 and the relay 2313 are connected through a conductive member 2315, so that the relay 2313 controls the start or stop of the motor 2312. The conductive element 2315 may be a conductive metal sheet such as a copper sheet. The winch housing 2311 includes a connection 2311 b. The connection piece 2311b is at least partially disposed in the accommodation space 2311 a. The motor 2312 and the winch housing 2311 are connected by a connection piece 2311b, and the relay 2313 and the winch housing 2311 are also connected by a connection piece 2311 b. With the above arrangement, it is possible to integrate the mounting point of the motor 2312 and the mounting point of the relay 2313 on the connector 2311b even if the mounting point of the motor 2312 and the mounting point of the relay 2313 are integrated in the winch housing 2311, thereby simplifying the structure of the mounting points and achieving integration of the motor 2312, the relay 2313 and the winch housing 2311. In addition, through the above arrangement, the length of the wire or other conductive member between the motor 2312 and the relay 2313 is also shortened, thereby improving the structural compactness of the capstan 231 and saving the arrangement space of the capstan 231. In this embodiment, the motor 2312 is provided with a first input port 2312a, and the relay 2313 is provided with a second input port 2313b and a first output port 2313 a. The second input terminal 2313b is used for connecting a power supply to supply power to the relay 2313. The first output terminal 2313a and the first input terminal 2312a are connected through a conductive member 2315, so that the relay 2313 controls the start or stop of the motor 2312. In the present embodiment, the relay 2313 is provided with the extension portions 2313c at both sides thereof, the extension portions 2313c are provided with the coupling holes, and the extension portions 2313c may be bolted to the connection pieces 2311b through the coupling holes.

As shown in fig. 9, the cord guide bracket 232 includes a bracket main body 2321 and a cord guide bracket 2322. The bracket main body 2321 is disposed on the mount assembly 16, and the bracket main body 2321 is disposed on the front side of the vehicle frame 11. The cord guide 2322 is disposed on the carriage body 2321 to effect connection of the cord guide carriage 232 and the mounting carriage assembly 16. Specifically, the rope guide 2322 includes a first rope rest 2322a and a second rope rest 2322 b. The first rope frame 2322a extends substantially in the left-right direction of the all-terrain vehicle 100, and the second rope frame 2322b extends substantially in the up-down direction of the all-terrain vehicle 100, i.e., the first rope frame 2322a and the second rope frame 2322b are arranged substantially vertically. The first string frame 2322a is disposed on the bracket main body 2321, and the second string frame 2322b is also disposed on the bracket main body 2321. In the present embodiment, the holder body 2321 includes a first body 2321a and a second body 2321 b. The first body 2321a is disposed to the left of the second body 2321b in the left-right direction of the all-terrain vehicle 100. The first body 2321a is provided with a second rope frame 2322b, and the second body 2321b is also provided with a second rope frame 2322 b. The first string frame 2322a connects the first body 2321a and the second body 2321b, and the first string frame 2322a is further at least partially disposed between the first body 2321a and the second body 2321 b. The first rope frame 2322a is disposed at the rear side of the second rope frame 2322b in the front-rear direction of the all-terrain vehicle 100. Through the above arrangement, the bracket main body 2321 can be changed from an integral type to a separated type, so that the assembly of the bracket main body 2321 is facilitated, the assembly performance of the bracket main body 2321 is improved, the weight and the volume of the bracket main body 2321 are reduced, and the light weight of the bracket main body 2321 is realized.

As one implementation, the first and/or second rope frames 2322a and 2322b each include a roller 2322c and a support shaft 2322 d. The roller 2322c is sleeved on the supporting shaft 2322d, and the roller 2322c can be rotatably connected with the supporting shaft 2322 d. The support shaft 2322d is at least partially disposed between the first body 2321a and the second body 2321b, and the roller 2322c is at least partially disposed between the first body 2321a and the second body 2321 b. One end of the support shaft 2322d abuts the first body 2321a, and the other end of the support shaft 2322d abuts the second body 2321 b. One end of the roller 2322c does not abut against the first body 2321a, and the other end of the roller 2322c does not abut against the second body 2321 b. That is, the length of the support shaft 2322d in the direction of the own axis is greater than the length of the roller 2322c in the direction of the own axis. Through the above arrangement, the roller 2322c can rotate around the support shaft 2322d, thereby facilitating the extension or shortening of the guide rope, making the friction between the guide rope and the roller 2322c be rolling friction, reducing the wear of the guide rope, and further prolonging the service life of the winch 231. Specifically, the first body 2321a and the second body 2321b are both provided with a plurality of supporting holes 2321c, and the hole wall of each supporting hole 2321c is provided with a blocking edge 2321 d. One end of the support shaft 2322d is disposed in the support hole 2321c of the first body 2321a and abuts on the stop 2321d, and the other end of the support shaft 2322d is disposed in the support hole 2321c of the second body 2321b and abuts on the stop 2321 d. In the present embodiment, the support hole 2321c includes a first hole provided on the first body 2321a and a second hole provided on the second body 2321 b. Wherein, the axis of at least part of the first hole extends along the left-right direction of the ATV 100, and the axis of at least part of the first hole extends along the up-down direction of the ATV 100; at least a portion of the axis of the second aperture extends in a left-right direction of atv 100 and at least a portion of the axis of the second aperture extends in an up-down direction of atv 100. The number of the first holes is consistent with that of the second holes, and the corresponding position relations of the first holes and the second holes are basically consistent. The stop edge 2321d includes a first stop edge 2321d and a second stop edge 2321d, the first stop edge 2321d is disposed on the hole wall of the first hole, and the second stop edge 2321d is disposed on the hole wall of the second stop edge 2321 d. One end of the support shaft 2322d is disposed in the first hole and abuts against the first stop 2321d, and the other end of the support shaft 2322d is disposed in the second hole and abuts against the second stop 2321 d.

As one implementation, the support shaft 2322d includes at least a first mounting means and a second mounting means. The support shaft 2322d is provided with a mounting hole 2322 e. When the support shaft 2322d is in the first installation manner, the installation hole 2322e may be a through hole that extends axially through the support shaft 2322 d; when the support shaft 2322d is the second mounting manner, the mounting holes 2322e may be screw holes provided at both ends of the support shaft 2322 d.

When the mounting hole 2322e is a through hole, the support shaft 2322d may be fixed by a bolt. Specifically, the bolt passes through the first hole, the mounting hole 2322e and the second hole and is then fixed by the nut, so that the support shaft 2322d and the bracket main body 2321 are stably connected.

When the mounting hole 2322e is a threaded hole, the first and/or second rope frames 2322a and/or 2322b further include a first and second eye 2322f and 2322 g. The first bushing 2322f is at least partially disposed in the first bore and the second bushing 2322g is at least partially disposed in the second bore. Both ends of the support shaft 2322d may be fixed by bolts. Specifically, the bolt includes a first bolt and a second bolt. The first bolt passes through the first hole 2322f and the first hole and is fixed to one end of the support shaft 2322 d. A second bolt is fixed to the other end of the support shaft 2322d after passing through the second eyelet 2322g and the second hole.

It is understood that the support shaft 2322d of the first rope frame 2322a may be fixed by the first mounting means and/or the second mounting means, and the support shaft 2322d of the second rope frame 2322b may be fixed by the first mounting means and/or the second mounting means.

Through the arrangement, the installation mode of the support shaft 2322d can be adjusted according to actual requirements, so that the universality and the replaceability of the first rope frame 2322a and the second rope frame 2322b are improved.

As shown in fig. 10 and 11, as one implementation, the braking assembly 17 further includes a caliper assembly 172 and a brake disc 173 (refer to fig. 1), the brake disc 173 is at least partially disposed on the traveling assembly 12, and the caliper assembly 172 is used for braking the brake disc 173, so as to implement braking of the traveling assembly 12. Caliper assembly 172 includes a caliper body 1721, a brake mechanism 1722, a piston mechanism 1723, a push mechanism 1724, and a first race 1727. A brake mechanism 1722 is disposed at least partially in the caliper body 1721 for braking the brake disc 173. The piston mechanism 1723 is at least partially disposed in the caliper body 1721, the piston mechanism 1723 is at least partially connected or abutted to the brake mechanism 1722, and the piston mechanism 1723 is used for controlling the brake mechanism 1722 to brake the brake disc 173. The pushing mechanism 1724 is at least partially disposed in the caliper body 1721, and the pushing mechanism 1724 is at least partially connected to the piston mechanism 1723, such that the pushing mechanism 1724 controls the piston mechanism 1723, and the piston mechanism 1723 controls the brake mechanism 1722. The first raceway 1727 and the caliper body 1721 are fixedly connected, i.e., the first raceway 1727 is a fixed raceway. The surface of the first raceway 1727, which is close to the caliper body 1721, is provided with a hole groove, the surface of the caliper body 1721, which contacts the first raceway 1727, is provided with a hole groove, and the hole groove of the first raceway 1727 and the hole groove of the caliper body 1721 can be inserted and connected by a connecting member such as a pin shaft, so that the first raceway 1727 is connected with the caliper body 1721, and the first raceway 1727 is fixed. It will be appreciated that the surface of the first raceway 1727 adjacent to the caliper body 1721 may be provided with a protrusion, the surface of the caliper body 1721 contacting the first raceway 1727 may be provided with a recess, and the protrusion of the first raceway 1727 and the recess of the caliper body 1721 cooperate to couple the first raceway 1727 to the caliper body 1721.

Specifically, the pushing mechanism 1724 includes a first screw 1724a, a ball 1724b, and a second raceway 1724 c. The piston mechanism 1723 includes a second screw 1723a, an elastic member 1723c, a screw sleeve 1723d and a piston 1723 e. The second raceway 1724c is provided on one end of the first screw 1724a, and the second raceway 1724c is rotatable with rotation of the first screw 1724 a. Ball 1724b is disposed at least partially between first raceway 1727 and second raceway 1724c, and ball 1724b is in rolling contact with first raceway 1727 and ball 1724b is in rolling contact with second raceway 1724 c. One end of the second screw 1723a is connected to the second raceway 1724c, and the threaded sleeve 1723d is disposed at an end of the second screw 1723a away from the second raceway 1724 c. One end of the second screw 1723a may be provided with a protrusion, a surface of the second raceway 1724c near the second screw 1723a may be provided with a recess, and the protrusion of the second screw 1723a and the recess of the second raceway 1724c are engaged, so that the one end of the second screw 1723a is connected to the second raceway 1724 c.

The nut 1723d is at least partially disposed in the piston 1723e, and the nut 1723d and the piston 1723e abut. The piston 1723e is connected to or abuts the brake mechanism 1722, thereby controlling the brake mechanism 1722 to brake the brake disc 173. The elastic member 1723c includes a first spring and a second spring. The first spring is sleeved on the threaded sleeve 1723d and is used for resetting the threaded sleeve 1723 d. The second spring is sleeved on one end of the second screw 1723a close to the second raceway 1724c for resetting of the second screw 1723 a.

As shown in fig. 12 to 14, in the present embodiment, the first raceway 1727 includes a first position and a second position with respect to the second raceway 1724 c. When the first raceway 1727 is in a first position relative to the second raceway 1724c, the distance between the first raceway 1727 and the second raceway 1724c is a first distance; when the first raceway 1727 is in a second position relative to the second raceway 1724c, the distance between the first and second raceways 1727, 1724c is a second distance. The first distance is less than the second distance. With this arrangement, the distance between the first raceway 1727 and the second raceway 1724c can be changed, so that the position of the second screw 1723a can be changed, the piston 1723e can be displaced, and the brake mechanism 1722 can be controlled to brake the brake disc 173. Specifically, the rotational direction of the first raceway 1727 is opposite to the rotational direction of the second raceway 1724 c. The first raceway 1727 is provided with a recess 1725, and the second raceway 1724c is also provided with a recess 1725. A ramp 1725a is formed between the highest point of the recess 1725 and the lowest point of the recess 1725. Ball 1724b is disposed at least partially between recess 1725 of first raceway 1727 and recess 1725 of second raceway 1724 c. In this embodiment, the balls 1724b include a first state and a second state. When the first raceway 1727 is in a first position relative to the second raceway 1724c, the balls 1724b are in a first state; when the first raceway 1727 is in a second position relative to the second raceway 1724c, the balls 1724b are in a second state. The first state means that the ball 1724b is between the lowest point of the depression 1725 of the first raceway 1727 and the lowest point of the depression 1725 of the second raceway 1724c, the second state means that the ball 1724b is between the highest point of the depression 1725 of the first raceway 1727 and the highest point of the depression 1725 of the second raceway 1724c, or the second state means that the ball 1724b is between the slope 1725a of the first raceway 1727 and the slope 1725a of the second raceway 1724 c. Through the arrangement, a larger output force of the piston 1723e can be obtained through a smaller stroke of the ball 1724b, so that the output force of the piston 1723e to the brake mechanism 1722 is increased, and the braking effect of the brake mechanism 1722 to the brake disc 173 is improved.

As one implementation, when the caliper assembly 172 brakes the brake disc 173, the first screw 1724a rotates, and the second raceway 1724c rotates along with the rotation of the first screw 1724a, i.e., the second raceway 1724c and the first screw 1724a rotate synchronously. At this time, the balls 1724b roll with respect to the second raceway 1724 c. Since the first raceway 1727 is fixed to the caliper body 1721, the balls 1724b roll with respect to the first raceway 1727. With the above arrangement, the balls 1724b climb, that is, the balls 1724b change from the first state to the second state, through the friction between the balls 1724b and the first raceway 1727, and the friction between the balls 1724b and the second raceway 1724c, so that the distance between the first raceway 1727 and the second raceway 1724c increases, that is, the first raceway 1727 changes from the first position to the second position relative to the second raceway 1724c, and the second raceway 1724c drives the second screw 1723a to rotate, that is, the second raceway 1724c and the second screw 1723a rotate synchronously. Specifically, an end of the second screw 1723a away from the second raceway 1724c is provided with an external thread. An internal thread is provided in the screw boss 1723 d. The external threads of the second screw 1723a are engaged with the internal threads of the screw sleeve 1723d, such that the second screw 1723a drives the screw sleeve 1723d to rotate, thereby displacing the screw sleeve 1723d and moving the piston 1723 e. Through the arrangement, larger output force of the piston 1723e can be obtained through a smaller stroke of the ball 1724b, so that the transmission efficiency of the pushing mechanism 1724 and the piston mechanism 1723 is improved, and the braking effect of the braking mechanism 1722 on the brake disc 173 is further improved. In this embodiment, the climbing of the balls 1724b may generate axial displacement and thrust, thereby increasing the distance between the first and second raceways 1727, 1724 c.

In one implementation, the stroke taken by the ball 1724b to transition from the first state to the second state is L7, and the output force of the piston mechanism 1723 to the brake mechanism 1722 is F. The ratio of the output force F of the piston mechanism 1723 to the brake mechanism 1722 to the stroke L7 of the ball 1724b is greater than or equal to 15kN/mm and less than or equal to 29 kN/mm. Specifically, the ratio of the output force F of the piston mechanism 1723 to the brake mechanism 1722 to the stroke L7 of the ball 1724b is greater than or equal to 17kN/mm and less than or equal to 27 kN/mm. In the present embodiment, the ratio of the output force F of the piston mechanism 1723 to the brake mechanism 1722 to the stroke L7 of the ball 1724b is not less than 20kN/mm and not more than 25 kN/mm. It will be appreciated that the ratio of the output force F of the piston mechanism 1723 to the brake mechanism 1722 to the stroke L7 of the ball 1724b is 22 kN/mm. Through the arrangement, larger output force of the piston 1723e can be obtained through a smaller stroke of the ball 1724b, so that the transmission efficiency of the pushing mechanism 1724 and the piston mechanism 1723 is improved, and the braking effect of the braking mechanism 1722 on the brake disc 173 is further improved.

As shown in fig. 15 and 16, the brake mechanism 1722 includes a first brake pad 1722a and a second brake pad 1722b, as one implementation. A first brake pad 1722a and a second brake pad 1722b are both provided on the caliper body 1721, and the first brake pad 1722a and the second brake pad 1722b are used for braking the brake disk 173. First brake pad 1722a and second brake pad 1722b are disposed substantially parallel. Brake disc 173 is at least partially disposed between first brake pad 1722a and second brake pad 1722 b. Specifically, brake mechanism 1722 includes a first planar surface 1722c, first brake pad 1722a is substantially parallel to first planar surface 1722c, and second brake pad 1722b is also substantially parallel to first planar surface 1722 c. In the present embodiment, the first brake disc 1722a and/or the second brake disc 1722b is provided with an alarm mechanism 1726. When first brake pad 1722a and/or second brake pad 1722b are worn to a certain extent, warning mechanism 1726 contacts brake disc 173, so that a sharp noise is emitted, and a driver is reminded to replace first brake pad 1722a and/or second brake pad 1722b, and safety of all-terrain vehicle 100 is improved. Wherein, the quantity of alarm mechanism 1726 can be adjusted according to actual needs, and alarm mechanism 1726 can be the metal block. Specifically, an end surface of the first brake pad 1722a close to one end of the brake disc 173 is a first end surface, and an end surface of the second brake pad 1722b close to one end of the brake disc 173 is also a first end surface; an end surface of the first brake pad 1722a at an end distant from the brake disc 173 is a second end surface, and an end surface of the second brake pad 1722b at an end distant from the brake disc 173 is also a second end surface. The first end face and the second end face are both substantially parallel to the first plane 1722 c.

As one implementation, the warning mechanism 1726 may be disposed on the second end surface and bent at an edge of the first catch 1722a and/or the second catch 1722b until the warning mechanism 1726 extends at least partially in a direction perpendicular to the first plane 1722c and the warning mechanism 1726 extends proximate to the first end surface. Specifically, a boss is arranged on the second end face, a first through hole is arranged on the alarm mechanism 1726, and the first through hole is arranged at one end, far away from the first end face, of the alarm mechanism 1726. The first through hole of the alarm mechanism 1726 is sleeved on the boss on the second end surface. At this time, the boss on the second end face is flattened, so that the alarm mechanism 1726 is fixedly connected with the second end face.

As one implementation, first brake piece 1722a and/or second brake piece 1722b are provided with extensions in a direction parallel to first planar surface 1722 c. Specifically, the extension portion is provided with a second through hole, and an axis of the second through hole is substantially perpendicular to the first plane 1722 c. One end of the alarm mechanism 1726 is disposed in the second through hole and is fixedly connected to the second through hole. The other end of the alarm mechanism 1726 extends in a direction perpendicular to the first plane 1722c, and the other end of the alarm mechanism 1726 extends to near the first end face. It will be appreciated that the alarm mechanism 1726 may also be integrally formed with the extension to facilitate an integrated design of the alarm mechanism 1726.

As one implementation, the warning mechanism 1726 can be fixedly attached to an edge of the first brake pad 1722a and/or the warning mechanism 1726 can be fixedly attached to an edge of the second brake pad 1722b, thereby enabling the fixing of the warning mechanism 1726.

As one implementation, the first brake pad 1722a and the second brake pad 1722b further include a connection structure, a first arc surface and a second arc surface, the first arc surface and the second arc surface being substantially perpendicular to a radial direction of the brake disc 173. Wherein, the diameter of the first cambered surface is smaller than the diameter of the second cambered surface. The connecting structure is at least partially disposed between the first cambered surface and the second cambered surface. Specifically, connection structure is used for connecting the one end of first cambered surface and the one end of second cambered surface, and connection structure still is used for connecting the other end of first cambered surface and the other end of second cambered surface. In addition, the connection structure is also used for clamping the first brake piece 1722a and the clamp body 1721, and clamping the second brake piece 1722b and the clamp body 1721, so that the first brake piece 1722a and the clamp body 1721 are connected, and the second brake piece 1722b and the clamp body 1721 are connected. In this embodiment, a connection portion is formed between the first arc surface and the connection structure, and the alarm mechanism 1726 may be disposed on the connection portion between the first arc surface and the connection structure. It is understood that the alarm mechanism 1726 may also be disposed on a first arcuate surface and the alarm mechanism 1726 may also be disposed on a second arcuate surface.

As one implementation, the first brake plate 1722a includes a friction plate 1722d and a backing plate 1722 e. An end surface of one end of the friction plate 1722d and an end surface of one end of the back plate 1722e are attached and connected, an end surface of the other end of the friction plate 1722d is a first end surface of the first brake pad 1722a, and an end surface of the other end of the back plate 1722e is a second end surface of the first brake pad 1722 a. A second plane 1722f is formed at the connection of the friction plate 1722d and the backing plate 1722 e. The structure of the second brake pad 1722b is substantially identical to the structure of the first brake pad 1722a and will not be described in detail here.

The end face of the end of the alarm mechanism 1726 away from the backplane 1722e is a third end face. In a straight line direction perpendicular to the second plane 1722f, a length between the third end surface and the second plane 1722f is a first length L8, and a length of the friction plate 1722d is a second length L9. The first length L8 is less than the second length L9, i.e., the ratio of the first length L8 to the second length L9 is greater than 0 and less than 1. The value of the first length can be adjusted according to actual requirements. Specifically, the ratio of the first length L8 to the second length L9 is 0.1 or more and 0.45 or less. In the present embodiment, the first length L8 may be set to 1mm or more and 2mm or less. Through the arrangement, the distance between the alarm mechanism 1726 and the first end face can be smaller than or equal to the limit wear thickness of the first brake pad 1722a, and the distance between the alarm mechanism 1726 and the first end face is smaller than or equal to the limit wear thickness of the second brake pad 1722b, so that when the first brake pad 1722a and/or the second brake pad 1722b are worn to a certain extent, the alarm mechanism 1726 is in contact with the brake disc 173, sharp noise can be generated, a driver is reminded to replace the first brake pad 1722a and/or the second brake pad 1722b, and the safety of the all-terrain vehicle 100 is improved.

It will be understood that modifications and variations can be made by persons skilled in the art in light of the above teachings and all such modifications and variations are considered to be within the scope of the invention as defined by the following claims.

Claims (10)

1. An all-terrain vehicle comprising:

a frame;

the walking assembly is at least partially arranged on the frame and comprises a first walking wheel and a second walking wheel;

the suspension assembly comprises a steering knuckle, a front suspension and a rear suspension, the first travelling wheel is connected with the frame through the front suspension, and the second travelling wheel is connected with the frame through the rear suspension;

a power assembly at least partially disposed on the frame;

a hitch assembly disposed at least partially on the frame;

it is characterized in that the preparation method is characterized in that,

the hitch assembly includes:

a trailing body;

the connecting plate piece is connected with the frame;

the connecting mechanism is used for connecting the towing main body and the connecting plate part;

the connecting sleeve is arranged between the towing main body and the connecting metal plate part;

the upside and/or the downside of adapter sleeve are provided with the fastener, the fastener includes:

the fixed sleeve is connected with the connecting sleeve;

the first fixing piece is connected with the fixed sleeve, the first fixing piece penetrates through the fixed sleeve and the connecting sleeve, and the first fixing piece is abutted to the towing main body.

2. The all-terrain vehicle of claim 1, characterized in that the fastener further comprises a second fastener, the second fastener being sleeved over the first fastener, the second fastener and the first fastener being threadably connected.

3. The all-terrain vehicle of claim 1, characterized in that the upper side and/or the lower side of the connecting sleeve is provided with a first connecting hole, in which the fastening sleeve is at least partially arranged.

4. The all-terrain vehicle of claim 3, characterized in that the retaining sleeve is provided with a second attachment hole, and after the first fastener passes through the second attachment hole and the first attachment hole, the first fastener abuts the hitch body.

5. The all-terrain vehicle of claim 4, characterized in that an axis of the first connection hole and an axis of the second connection hole substantially coincide.

6. The all-terrain vehicle of claim 4, characterized in that the first connection aperture and the second connection aperture communicate.

7. The all-terrain vehicle of claim 3, characterized in that the jacket comprises a cuff and a stem, the cuff having a diameter greater than a diameter of the stem, the diameter of the first connection aperture and the diameter of the stem being substantially uniform.

8. The all-terrain vehicle of claim 7, characterized in that the loop bar is at least partially disposed in the first attachment aperture.

9. The all-terrain vehicle of claim 1, characterized in that the connecting sheet member is formed with a receiving slot in which the connecting sleeve is at least partially disposed; the connecting sleeve is sleeved on the towing main body.

10. The all-terrain vehicle of claim 1, characterized in that the first fastener and the collar are threadably connected.

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