JP2002127964A - Helmet box disposing structure for vehicle - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an easily moldable helmet box disposing structure for a vehicle easy for putting in/out a helmet. SOLUTION: In the helmet box disposing structure for an under borne type vehicle, the seat 21 is rotatably provided with a hinge 38 provided at a front end part as a center, the helmet box 32 is formed so that a lower side may be arranged in a trough part between the engine 2 and a rear wheel 4, the helmet box 32 may be divided into upper and lower sides of an upper side box part 33 and a lower side box part 34 at a position corresponding to a large diameter part of the helmet H to be stored and an aligning part of the upper side box part 33 and the lower side box part 34 may be lowered backward, a large diameter opening part 34a of the lower side box part 34 is constituted so as to be opened/closed by the upper side box part 33 by providing the upper side box part 33 on a bottom surface of the seat 21 and moving the upper side box part 33 integrally with the seat 21, and a depth L1 of the box front part stored with the rear head part side of the substantially vertically placed helmet H therein is formed deep and a depth L2 of the box rear part is formed shallow in the lower side box part 34.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a structure of a helmet box disposed below a seat of a vehicle.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a motorcycle in which a helmet box for accommodating a helmet is disposed below a rotatably provided seat, and an opening of the helmet box is used to rotate the seat. It is opened and closed by.

[0003]

However, in such a conventional apparatus, the helmet box cannot be so large due to space restrictions, and the helmet box cannot be enlarged due to the case where the helmet box is deep or the opening direction of the seat. May be poorly accessible. Also, the helmet box may be difficult to mold.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a vehicle helmet box arrangement structure in which a helmet can be easily taken in and out and a helmet box can be easily formed.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above object, according to the first aspect of the present invention, an engine is fixed to a vehicle body frame and disposed on a front side of a rear wheel, and a helmet box is formed by a seat. In the helmet box arrangement structure of the underbone type vehicle, which is provided so as to be openable and closable and a front space of the helmet box is provided with a gouging space, the seat is rotatable around a hinge provided at a front end. On the other hand, the helmet box is arranged such that the lower side is disposed in a valley between the engine and the rear wheel, and the upper box portion and the lower box portion are located at positions corresponding to the large diameter portion of the helmet to be stored. The upper box part and the lower box part are formed so that the mating part of the upper box part and the lower box part is raised rearward. By being provided on the bottom surface of the seat and moving integrally with the seat, the upper box portion is configured to open and close the opening of the lower box portion, and further, the lower box portion is The vehicle helmet box has a structure in which a front portion of a box in which a rear portion of the helmet is placed substantially upright is formed deep and a rear portion of the box is formed shallow.

[0006]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

FIGS. 1 to 19 show an embodiment of the present invention.

The motorcycle according to this embodiment is an underbone type motorcycle in which front and rear wheel brakes can be operated by left and right handle levers L and R and a CVT shift of the engine 2 can be performed. The engine 2 is fixed to a frame 1 (hereinafter, referred to as “frame 1”), a front wheel 3 is arranged at a front portion of the frame 1, and a rear wheel 4 is arranged behind the engine 2. The frame 1 and the like are covered with a plurality of covers.

The frame 1, which is its skeleton, is provided with a head pipe 1d at a front portion thereof, and a pair of left and right front inclined portions 1a extend obliquely downward from the head pipe 1d. A substantially horizontal valley portion 1c is extended rearward, and further, a rear inclined portion 1b extends rearward and upward behind the valley portion 1c.

The front inclined portion 1a, the valley portion 1c and the rear inclined portion 1b are formed in a substantially V-shape.
c, the engine 2 is supported via a bracket 6,
The driving force of the engine 2 is transmitted to the rear wheels 4 by a driving force transmission device 7 including a chain or the like. A lower end 9a of a rear cushion 9 is rotatably attached to the rear wheel 4, and an upper end 9b of the rear cushion 9 is rotatably supported by a bracket 10 fixed to the frame 1.

The engine 2 is a four-stroke engine, and is arranged substantially horizontally so that its cylinder axis extends along the front-rear direction of the vehicle.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the engine 2 is provided with a V-belt chamber 13 in a crankcase 2a, and an intake port 14 is formed in a front upper portion of the V-belt chamber 13. An exhaust port 15 is formed behind the upper portion. An intake duct 16 that forms an intake passage for introducing cooling air is connected to the intake port 14, and an exhaust duct 17 that forms an exhaust passage for discharging air in the V-belt chamber 13 to the outside is connected to the exhaust port 15. Have been.

This intake duct 16 is substantially V
Along the character-shaped front inclined portion 1a, it is extended obliquely upward and forward. An intake opening 16a formed at the upper end of the intake duct 16 is opened downward at the front side of the head pipe 1d.

The exhaust duct 17 extends obliquely upward at the rear along the substantially V-shaped rear inclined portion 1b of the frame 1. An exhaust opening 17b formed at the upper end of the exhaust duct 17 is opened rearward below the upper end 9a of the rear cushion 9 below the seat 21.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the V-belt chamber 13, suction fan blades 23a serving also as radiation fins are formed on the surface of the P-sheave 23 opposite to the surface of the V-belt 24. In the vicinity of the suction fan blades 23a,
A cylindrical air guide 25 is provided.
5, the suction port 14 provided above and the suction fan blade 23a side communicate with each other.

Further, an axial flow (propeller) fan 28 is provided further inward of the inner sheave 27a of the S sheave 27 so that air in the V-belt chamber 13 can be forcibly discharged to the outside. At this time, the exhaust air is
8 is guided by an exhaust guide 29 at the outer edge of the exhaust port 15.
Through the exhaust duct 17 connected to the air outlet 15, and is sent out of the vehicle through the exhaust opening 17a.

A one-way drainage mechanism (not shown) is provided on the lower surface of the V-belt chamber 13.

In such a case, the suction fan blades 23a and the axial fan 28 are rotated, and the ram pressure during running causes the intake opening 16a of the intake duct 16 to rotate.
From the V-belt chamber 13 through the duct 16
Introduced within. The exhaust air that has undergone heat exchange in the V-belt chamber 13 is discharged to the outside of the vehicle via the exhaust duct 17, and the temperature rise in the V-belt chamber 13 is suppressed.

If the distance between the P and S sheaves 23, 27 is short, the V-belt 24 is inevitably shortened, so that the cooling time of the V-belt 24 against heat generation is shortened, and the V-belt is limited due to the engine structure. The chamber 13 is arranged adjacent to the heat-generating portion (cylinder, wet-type centrifugal clutch oil chamber), so that the temperature easily rises.
Therefore, since the V-belt chamber 13 is easily affected by heat and the temperature becomes too high, the cooling of the V-belt chamber 13 is forcibly performed as described above to maintain the performance of the V-belt 24 while maintaining the durability. I try to improve.

Further, by setting each duct opening 16a, 17a at a high position by using the intake / exhaust ducts 16, 17, the waterproof and dustproof effect is improved as compared with a case where the cooling air is taken in and exhausted at a low position. Can be obtained.

Further, since the intake / exhaust ducts 16 and 17 are routed along the V-shape of the frame 1, they can be easily routed and do not hinder the disposition of other equipment. Equipment layout is easy. In addition, each duct 16,
17 extends substantially in a straight line, and thus has a low airflow resistance, so that the efficiency of introducing the cooling air can be improved.

Further, the water entering the V-belt chamber 13 is discharged through a one-way drainage mechanism,
It is removed by evaporation with flowing cooling air.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the intake duct 16 and the exhaust duct 17 are routed along the substantially V-shape of the frame 1. However, the present invention is not limited to this. Can be used as an intake passage and an exhaust passage.

On the other hand, a helmet box 32 is arranged in a valley between the engine 2 and the rear wheel 4. The helmet box 32 is vertically divided into an upper box portion 33 and a lower box portion 34 at positions corresponding to the large diameter portion of the helmet H stored inside.

The upper box portion 33 and the lower box portion 34 are formed so that the mating portion thereof rises rearward.

The lower box portion 34 is open at the top to form a large-diameter opening 34a, and a rear inclined surface 34b at the rear side. The rear inclined surface 34b also serves as a part of the rear fender 36. Shape, that is, this rear slope 3
A recess 34c for escape of the rear wheel 4 is formed at the center of the vehicle 4b in the vehicle width direction. The bottom 34d of the lower box portion 34 is formed in a substantially spherical shape in conformity with the helmet shape, and the left and right sides of the narrowed portion of the bottom 34d in the vehicle width direction are formed with front and rear valleys 1c of the frame 1. It is inserted along the direction. Near this portion, the lower box portion 34 is mounted and supported by the frame 1. As a result, the lower box portion 34 has a depth L of the front portion of the box in which the rear portion of the helmet H which is placed substantially upright is stored.
1 is formed deep, and the depth L2 at the rear of the box is formed shallow.

The upper box portion 33 is formed in a substantially spherical shape so that a part of the helmet H is inserted with the large-diameter opening portion 33a facing downward.
And a part of the bottom plate 21 a forms a part of the upper box portion 33. Of course, on the contrary, a part of the upper box portion 33 may form one member of the bottom plate 21a.

As shown in FIG. 3 and the like, the helmet box 32 formed by the two box portions 33 and 34 is provided with a head insertion opening H1 side of the helmet H and a lower box portion 34.
The rear helmet H is located on the side of the rear inclined surface 34 b, and the back of the helmet H is located on the side of the bottom 34 d of the lower box portion 34.

The seat 21 to which the upper box portion 33 is fixed is formed to a length that allows a driver and a passenger to sit thereon, and a lower front end of the upper box portion 33 and an upper front end of the lower box portion 34. Can be opened and closed by a front hinge 38 provided between the front and the rear.

By rotating the seat 21 forward about the hinge 38 as shown by a two-dot chain line as shown in FIG. 3, the large-diameter opening 34a of the lower box portion 34 is opened. Has become.

As described above, the helmet box 32
The helmet H is disposed in a valley between the engine 2 and the rear wheel 4 and is vertically divided into an upper box portion 33 and a lower box portion 34 at a position corresponding to a large diameter portion of the helmet H to be stored. The lower box portion 33 is formed such that the depth L1 of the front portion of the box is formed deep, the depth L2 of the rear portion of the box is formed shallow, and the seat 21 is a so-called front hinge. If the helmet H is lifted rearward and obliquely upward (in the direction of arrow P in FIG. 3), the helmet H can be easily taken out of the helmet box 32 and the helmet H can be easily taken in and out.

In addition, the concave portion 3 of the lower box portion 34
Even if 4c (convex as viewed from the inside of the helmet box 32) is fitted into the head insertion opening H1 of the helmet H, the large-diameter opening 34a of the lower box 34 opens diagonally and the depth L2 at the rear of the box is formed shallow. Therefore, the helmet H is easily pulled up in the direction of arrow P in FIG.

Further, since the rear inclined surface 34b of the helmet box 32 is used as a part of the rear fender 36, and the recess 34c is provided at a position corresponding to the outer peripheral portion of the rear wheel 4, the helmet box 32 is arranged as rearwardly as possible. It is possible to widen the so-called circling space and to secure the foot dropping property.

Further, since the upper box portion 33 has an inverted conical shape, the joint surface with the seat bottom plate 21a can have a narrow left and right width, so that as shown in FIG.
The width h1 of the front half can be a length that does not impair seating and landing properties.

Furthermore, since it is not necessary to extend the side cover 40 upward and cover the periphery of the upper box portion 33 by forming the outer surface of the upper box portion 33 with high precision to form a design part, The size can be reduced, and the number of components can be reduced without having to cover the periphery of the upper box portion 33 with another component.

The helmet box 32 is located at a position corresponding to the large diameter portion of the helmet H to be stored.
Since the upper box part 33 and the lower box part 34 are vertically divided, both the box parts 33 and 34 have good die-cutting properties.

Moreover, since the joining portion of the upper box portion 33 and the lower box portion 34 is along the upper edge of the underbone, the appearance quality is good.

On the other hand, behind the helmet box 32, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, a fuel tank 42 is supported and arranged above the rear wheel 4 so as to be suspended from the frame 1. I have. The fuel tank 42 has a tank body 42a and a bulging portion 42b bulging from both sides of the tank body 42a, and extends obliquely rearward from the rear of the helmet box 32.

The tank main body 42a is disposed such that the front end 42c is substantially in contact with the rear inclined surface 34b of the helmet box 32, and the upper side is between a pair of left and right rear frames 1e extending substantially horizontally above the rear wheel axle. positioned.
The tank body 42a has a front end portion 42c formed in a shape that follows the shape of the helmet box 32 disposed forward (inclined rearward), and the lower surface of the fuel tank 4a.
The tank body 42 is disposed so as to be higher than the lower end line of the side cover 40 disposed on the two sides.
aThe center of the lower surface is the rear wheel 4
A concave portion 42d that is recessed upward is formed so as to receive the pressure (see FIGS. 7 and 8).

The tank body 42a is provided with a lubrication port 42e at a high position on the upper surface.
When the seat 21 is opened, the upper surface of the fuel tank 42 is opened to allow lubrication.

Further, the bulging portion 42b is
The outer side of the side cover 40 protrudes outwardly from the inner side of the side cover 40 so as to secure a sufficient volume (see FIG. 8).

As shown in FIG. 9, a so-called single sheet having a short length of the sheet 21 and a loading platform 44 rotatably provided via a hinge 45 on the rear side of the sheet 21. In the case where the storage box 46 is provided, the upper surface of the fuel tank 42 is opened so that lubrication can be performed by rotating the loading platform 44 about the hinge 45.

The front end portion 42c of the tank body and the rear inclined surface 34b of the helmet box can be connected via an elastic body, and the rear fender 36 and the side cover 40 can be connected to the side wall surface of the fuel tank 42 via the elastic body. Can also be joined.

As described above, the full face type helmet H
In order to arrange a box for storing the rear portion, a bulging portion 42b projecting to the side of the frame 1 is formed at the rear as an adjacent space, and a portion that interferes with the rear wheel 4 is formed in a concave shape,
Further, the tank capacity can be ensured by utilizing the space such as along the wall surface of the helmet box 32. Moreover, the front end 42c of the tank body 42a is connected to the helmet box 3
By inserting it into the recess 34c of the rear inclined surface 34b, the tank capacity can be further increased, and the center of gravity is reduced by extending the front end 42c of the tank body 42a obliquely downward.

The fuel tank 42 is protected by covering the sides with a side cover 40 or the like.
By covering the upper part with the sheet 21 or the like, the key of the lubrication port 42e can be dispensed with, and the degree of freedom in tank modeling can be ensured while expressing the overall design with an arbitrary side cover 40 modeling.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 10 and FIG.
Are arranged. More specifically, a battery housing 49 is disposed between the pair of left and right frame troughs 1c above the cylinder portion 2b from the front of the crankcase 2a of the suspended engine 2. A space is secured between the bottom surface 49a of the battery housing 49 and the engine 2 so as not to hinder the flow of the cylinder cooling air. In addition, the bottom surface 49a of the battery storage container 49 is slightly raised in order to enhance the wind guiding effect.
Of course, a guide plate or the like is separately provided in order to enhance the air guiding effect.
You can also paste it on. In addition, in addition to the battery 48, related electric components may be stored in the battery storage container 49 in some cases.

Both sides and the upper surface of the battery storage container 49 are covered with design covers such as the center cover 51 and the leg shield 69, so that maintenance is easy and aesthetics and water shielding are achieved.

By arranging the battery 48 in this way,
While utilizing the empty space, the center of gravity of the bottom can be achieved, and the lower part of the seat 21 occupies the volume for the large helmet H, and the functional components are easily arranged rearward. By doing so, the weight distribution before and after the vehicle can be favorably performed, and the cooling air can be efficiently introduced.

By the way, in the underbone type motorcycle in which the helmet box 32 is not arranged under the seat 21, there is a sufficient space near under the seat 21, so that the functional parts are arranged in this portion. Therefore, the battery 48 and the like also have a high position and the center of gravity tends to be high. In addition, a scooter-type vehicle in which a fuel tank 42 is disposed at this position can be seen, but the engine is a unit swing type disposed on the rear wheel 4 side, and has a different form.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 12 and 13,
Behind the rear end of the seat 21 and above the rear body cover 54, a seat cover storage device 55 that stores a seat cover 56 that covers the upper side of the seat 21 is arranged.

The storage case 57 of the seat cover storage device 55 has an elongated slit-like opening 57a on the upper surface, and the seat cover 56 can be put in and out of the opening 57a. The seat cover 56 is wound around a take-up shaft 58 in the storage case 57 so as to be able to be pulled out, and the opening 57a is covered with a seat cover end engaging member 56a provided at the end of the seat cover 56. In a state where the seat cover 56 is rewound (in a state where the seat cover 56 is wound), rainwater,
Dust intrusion is prevented. In addition, a drain hole (not shown) is formed in the bottom of the storage case 57.

A hook 56b is provided on the seat cover end engaging member 56a, and the seat cover 56 is pulled out so that the hook stopper 21 at the front end of the seat bottom plate 21a is provided.
The upper surface of the sheet 21 is covered by hooking on the sheet b (see FIG. 11).

Further, as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15,
A part of the grab bar 61 is made to protrude, and
a is located on the side of the flasher lamps 59 provided on both sides of the storage case 57, so that the flasher lamp 5
9 can be protected.

As described above, the seat cover 56 is pulled out from the storage case 57, and the hook 56b is attached to the seat bottom plate 21a.
By hooking on the hook stopper 21b at the front end, the upper surface of the sheet 21 is covered. Thereby, the sheet 21 can be prevented from getting wet, and can be prevented from becoming hot.

Further, the storage case 57 is disposed behind the seat 21, the flasher lamps 59 are provided at both ends of the storage case 57, and a high-mount stop lamp is provided on the back surface 57c. 57 is not only a single function, but also a case-specific negative factor (high position, wide), such as improved visibility over conventional motorcycles, etc.
Can be turned into a positive factor.

On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, a footboard 63 as a footrest is fixed to the frame 1 or the engine 2 so as to cover the upper side of the engine 2 and is extended on one side by a bracket (not shown). It is supported in more than three places.

The footboard 63 is formed with a driver's footrest 63a and a passenger's footrest 63b extending rearward from the driver's footrest 63a. A notch 63c is formed at a position rearward of the engine 2 between the mounting portion 63a and the passenger foot mounting portion 63b.

As shown in FIG. 16, the driver's footrest 63a extends horizontally below the crank center of the engine 2 near the center of the crankcase 2a in the front-rear direction. Is raised rearward, and the rear end of the passenger footrest 63b passes above the axial center of the rear wheel 4 and is located above the exhaust pipe 73 and the muffler 74.

As shown in FIG. 17, the side of the foot board 63 on which the kick arm 65 is provided is divided into front and rear portions of a driver foot rest 63a and a passenger foot rest 63b. . And this passenger footrest 63
b has a horizontal plate portion 63d extending substantially in the horizontal direction, and a rising wall 63e raised upward from a side edge of the horizontal plate portion 63d near the vehicle center. It is formed so as to extend to the cushion 9.

The passenger footrest 63b is shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 7, screws 67 are fixed at several places to a footboard stay 66 fixed to the engine 2 side.

The front end of the driver footrest 63a of the footboard 63 is connected to the lower end of the leg shield 69, and the vehicle width of the front end of the driver footrest 63a of the footboard 63. The width in the direction is substantially the same as the width of the lower end of the leg shield 69 in the vehicle width direction. The outer edge of the driver footrest 63a of the footboard 63 extends outward from the front end to the rear, and thereafter,
A notch portion 63c is formed, and the passenger footrest portion 63b behind the notch portion 63c has a smaller amount of overhang than the driver footrest portion 63a, and the rear end portion is directed toward the center of the vehicle. It has a more secure shape against collision from behind.

The inner edge shape of the footboard 63 is such that an escape portion for escaping the engine 2 and the like is formed in the driver footrest 63a, and the swinging rear arm 71 is provided in the passenger footrest 63b. An escape portion that escapes the driving force transmission device 7 is formed.

As described above, by covering the engine 2 fixed to the frame 1 with the foot board 63, it is possible to prevent the hot air of the engine 2 from being transmitted to the occupant.

Further, since the notch 63c is formed at a position behind the engine 2 on the foot board 63, the hot air of the engine 2 can be removed through the notch 63c and the notch 63c can be removed. The occupant can get on the foot via the foot, and the footing property can be improved. Further, when the kick arm 65 is provided, the kick arm 65 can be used as a rotation space thereof.

Further, by making the leg shield 69 and the footboard 63 continuous, it is possible to block muddy water and the like jumped up in front. Also, leg shield 6
9 and the footboard 63 are continuous, so that the traveling wind can be easily guided to the engine 2 disposed below the footboard 63, and the cooling performance can be improved. , The cooling efficiency can be improved.

Furthermore, the passenger footrest 63b is
Since it is independently extended rearward, how to secure the strength is a problem. However, a rising wall 63e is formed on the passenger footrest 63b, and a cross-section is substantially formed with the horizontal plate 63d. By making it L-shaped, strength can be ensured. Further, since the rear wall 4 side can be covered by the rising wall 63e, contact with the swinging rear arm 71 and the rear wheel 4 can be prevented.

If the horizontal plate 63d of the passenger foot rest 63b can be folded upward, when there is no passenger, the horizontal plate 63d can be folded upward. There is no interruption when the kick arm 65 is depressed. Of course, the side where the kick arm 65 is not provided can also be of a front-rear split type.

Incidentally, in this motorcycle, the front and rear wheel brakes can be operated by the left and right handle levers L and R, and the CVT shift of the engine 2 can be performed. Therefore, the foot board 63 has a hole for a rear brake pedal and a change lever escape hole. Notches and the like become unnecessary.

It should be noted that an auxiliary carrier may be attached to the passenger's footrest 63b to add a luggage loading function. As the luggage, a thin object such as an attache case is suitable.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 18 and 19,
A winding device 77 for a lock wire 76 is provided in the side cover 40 behind the fuel tank 42 and above the rear wheel 4. The winding device 77 is provided with a winding shaft 79 urged in a winding direction in a storage box 78 fixed to the frame 1 or the like. A hook-shaped hook portion 76a is provided at the tip, and the hook portion 76a is in contact with the peripheral portion of the drawer opening 78a of the storage box 78.
It protrudes downward from the bottom. In this state, since the winding shaft 79 is urged in the winding direction, the hook portion 76a is pressed against the peripheral edge of the draw-out opening 78a of the storage box 78 and is in contact with the hook portion 76a, thereby preventing rattling. Have been.

By pulling the hook portion 76a, the locking wire 76 is pulled out of the storage box 78, and the side cover 40 and the rear fender 3 inside the side cover 40 are pulled out.
6 and can be pulled out downward. Then, after passing the hook portion 76 a and the locking wire 76 through the rim 4 a of the rear wheel 4, the hook portion 76 a and the locking wire 76 are inserted into the locking holes 80 a of the locking member 80 fixed to the rear frame 71. Is locked. The locking mechanism 81 can be locked or unlocked by key operation or remote control.

It should be noted that a catch mechanism with a key such as handcuffs may be provided instead of the hook portion 76a.

By arranging the winding device 77 in the side cover 40 as described above, the lock wire 76 is stored in the storage box 78 and is not exposed to the outside when the lock is not used. Is good.

[0074]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, the helmet box is disposed in the valley between the engine and the rear wheel and has a diameter of the helmet to be stored. At a position corresponding to the large part, the upper box part and the lower box part are vertically divided, and the lower box part of the helmet box is formed so that the front part of the box is formed deep, the rear part of the box is formed shallow, and the seat is formed. Is a so-called front hinge, so that when the helmet is taken out, it can be easily taken out by lifting the helmet backward and obliquely upward, so that the helmet can be easily taken in and out of the helmet box.

The helmet box is vertically divided into an upper box portion and a lower box portion at a position corresponding to the large diameter portion of the helmet to be stored. Practically useful effect that it can be made good.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic side view of a motorcycle showing an arrangement state of intake / exhaust ducts and the like according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a V-belt chamber and the like on the engine side according to the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a helmet box and the like according to the embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view along a vehicle width direction of the helmet box and the like according to the embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a front plan view of the seat showing the helmet stored state according to the embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a side view of the motorcycle showing a state in which the fuel tank is provided according to the embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 6 according to the embodiment;

FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG. 6 according to the embodiment;

FIG. 9 is a side view of the motorcycle in which a carrier is arranged above the fuel tank according to the embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a side view of the motorcycle showing an arrangement state of the battery according to the embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a plan view of the motorcycle showing an arrangement state of the battery according to the embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a side view of the motorcycle showing the seat cover storage device and the like according to the embodiment.

FIG. 13 is a plan view of the motorcycle showing the seat cover storage device and the like according to the embodiment.

FIG. 14 is a side view of the motorcycle showing a modified example of the seat cover storage device and the like according to the embodiment.

FIG. 15 is a plan view of a motorcycle showing a modified example of the seat cover storage device and the like according to the embodiment.

FIG. 16 is a side view of the motorcycle showing an arrangement state of the footboard according to the embodiment.

FIG. 17 is a plan view of the motorcycle showing an arrangement state of the footboard according to the embodiment.

FIG. 18 is a side view of the motorcycle showing an arrangement state of the lock wire winding device according to the embodiment.

FIG. 19 is a schematic cross-sectional view along the vehicle width direction showing an arrangement state of the lock wire winding device according to the embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Body frame 2 Engine 3 Front wheel 4 Rear wheel 21 Seat 32 Helmet box 33 Upper box 34 Lower box 34a Large-diameter opening 34b Rear inclined surface 34c Recess 34d Bottom H Helmet L1 Depth of box front L2 Box rear depth

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An underbody having an engine fixed to a vehicle body frame and disposed on a front side of a rear wheel, a helmet box provided by a seat so as to be openable and closable, and a front space of the helmet box provided with a turning space. In the helmet box arrangement structure of the bone-type vehicle, the seat is provided rotatably about a hinge provided at a front end portion, and the helmet box has a lower portion between a valley between the engine and a rear wheel. Is divided into an upper box part and a lower box part at the position corresponding to the large diameter part of the helmet to be stored and stored, and the mating part of the upper box part and the lower box part is By being formed so as to rise backward, the upper box portion is provided on the bottom surface of the seat and is movable integrally with the seat,
The upper box portion is configured to open and close an opening of the lower box portion, and further, the lower box portion is deep in a box front portion in which the rear head side of the helmet in a substantially upright position is stored. A helmet box mounting structure for a vehicle, wherein the helmet box is formed to have a shallow rear portion.