JP2008121184A - Helmet protection cover - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a helmet protection cover for protecting a helmet for motorcycle kept by hanging on the motorcycle in parking lots or a helmet for security or damage prevention, from rainfall, fine sand, dust or the like, has a simple structure, can be readily set with light weight, excellent storage property, and good portability. <P>SOLUTION: In the helmet protection cover that comprises the cover body made of a water-proof material sheet having a bag form for enclosing the helmet, the opening that is formed at an arbitrary position on the cover main body for guiding the chin strap string to outside, and another opening different from the former is formed at a part different from the former part, the helmet including the chin strap string can be protected from waterfall and dust by providing a connector that is connected from the periphery of the opening of the cover main body or from a position of an arbitrary outer periphery parted toward and that has a hollow part inside so that the chin strap string may pass through outside. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention protects a helmet from rainfall, dust, and dust when a bicycle is parked on a motorcycle, factory, construction site and other business establishments, general households, etc. For the protective cover of the helmet for.

  When a non-scooter type motorcycle with a met-in mechanism is left on a bicycle parking lot without a roof, it is often inconvenient to carry around a heavy and bulky motorcycle helmet. The reason for this is that if you don't carry this helmet and hang it on the motorcycle helmet holder or leave it on the motorcycle seat and act away from it, suddenly it will begin to rain, This is because the inside of the helmet gets soaked and often hesitates to wear the helmet. Even if the helmet is placed on a seat or rearview mirror and the rainwater can be placed in a position that makes it difficult to enter the inside of the helmet, the inside of the helmet will become soaked if it rains for a long time. In fact, there is no danger of the helmet falling down due to strong winds or something, and there is a risk of theft. Even when a helmet is suspended from a helmet holder and stored, the helmet's cover (opening) often faces upward or sideways, and the inside of the helmet tends to get wet even with some rain. As a result, you don't want to wear a soaked helmet, and you may not be able to move or go home on a motorcycle.

  Even in the case of a scooter type having a met-in mechanism, since an important baggage is sometimes preferentially stored in the met-in space and protected from wind and rain, the helmet cannot be stored, and the same problem as described above may occur. Therefore, storing a helmet protected from rain, dust, dust, etc. when riding a motorcycle should be an important solution to realize unnecessary and free action when riding a motorcycle rider. It can be said that it is a problem.

There are the following protective bags for protecting a helmet used for motorcycle parking from rain and dust, which aims to solve the same problem as described above. As shown in FIG. 35, two small metal rings are connected by nine variable wires to form a spherical framework, and a fabric is placed inside and a waterproof fabric 66 is stretched outside. The sewing machine is sewn in such a manner as to be shown by a sewing stitch mark 67 so as not to be displaced laterally. The helmet is stored in the protective bag together with the chin strap from the opening 68 (between the first and ninth wires) provided in a part of the opening, and then closed with a fastener 69 with a large rust-proof metal ring. A variable and thick wire 70 with a small rust-proof metal ring attached to the tip attached to a small metal ring is looped through the large metal ring, and finally the tip of the wire 70 is connected. A small ring made of rust-proof metal was hooked on a bicycle helmet holder or hook attached to a motorcycle and suspended to protect the helmet from rain and dust. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1.)
In addition, protect the helmet from rain, dust, dust, etc. when it is suspended by a chin strap on a holder or hook that is installed on an indoor or outdoor wall of a building in a factory, construction site, or general household. There are currently no protective helmet covers available.

ACT 7-35280 (2nd page, Fig. 1)

  The conventional protective bag for protecting motorcycle helmets from rain and dust, because it uses metal rings and wires more than its structure, it is heavy and can be folded into bulky clothes pockets, bags, etc. However, there are problems with its weight, storage and portability in order to carry it with ease. Further, since the structure is complicated, there is a problem that many required manufacturing steps are required when it is manufactured.

  In addition to protecting helmets from rain and dust when motorcycles are parked, holders or hooks are installed on indoor or outdoor walls of buildings at factories and construction sites, and there. When storing a safety helmet by hanging it with a chin string, or when installing a holder or hook on the indoor or outdoor wall of a building in a general household and suspending it with a chin string to store a disaster prevention helmet Therefore, protecting these helmets from rain, dust, dust, etc. is another issue that needs to be solved.

  In view of the drawbacks of the prior art as described above, the present invention has a simple structure without using metal rings, wires, etc., and is composed of a sheet of a thin, soft and light waterproof material and a lightweight opening / closing device at an opening / closing part. In addition, the overall weight of the protective cover itself has been reduced, it is easy to set when in use, it has excellent storage and portability when not in use, and it can be easily carried around, and its colors, various design characters, patterns, colors, etc. It is used as an exposure medium for advertising, which makes it fun to use by applying, and makes the motorcycle itself stand out more by impact such as coloring and displayed design when used, and A simple configuration that requires fewer manufacturing processes due to its simple construction, to protect the helmet being stored during motorcycle parking, etc. from rain, dust, and dust. It is an object of the present invention to provide a helmet protection cover.

  In addition to the above purpose, the present invention also stores a safety helmet by hanging it with a chin string on a holder or hook installed on an indoor or outdoor wall of a building in a factory, a construction site, or the like. Or, when storing helmets for disaster prevention by hanging them on holders or hooks installed on indoor or outdoor walls of buildings in ordinary households with chin straps, to protect these helmets from rain, dust, dust, etc. Lightweight, easy to set when in use, excellent storage and portability when not in use, fun to use with its colors and colors with various designs, etc. A helmet protection cover that requires fewer manufacturing steps due to its simple structure, which makes it easier to identify It is intended to be subjected.

  Each invention described in each claim is made to achieve the above object, and each means for solving the problem is described below.

  The invention according to claim 1 is a cover main body made of a bag-like waterproof material sheet that wraps a helmet, an opening through which a chin strap of the helmet provided at an arbitrary position of the cover main body can be taken in and out, In a helmet protective cover having a cover body and an opening / closing part that can be put in and out of the helmet provided at a location different from the opening part, the outer periphery of the opening part of the cover body or the outer periphery of the opening part is separated to the outside Protect the helmet from rainwater and dust, including the chin strap, by providing a connecting body that has a hollow part that can be inserted and removed through the chin strap of the helmet, which is connected from any outer periphery. It is characterized by.

  The connecting body having the hollow portion is connected to the outer periphery of the opening of the cover main body or an arbitrary outer periphery away from the peripheral edge of the opening. It can be inserted into and removed from the helmet cover through the inside (inside) of the cover body, including waterproof sheets, waterproof stretchable materials, rubber, synthetic resin, metal, or wood. Can be used. Of course, the connecting body is not limited to a columnar shape but may be a narrow skirt type or various shapes including a prismatic shape as long as the inside can be passed through a helmet chin strap. Good.

  In the invention according to claim 1, the helmet protective cover itself holds both the weight of the helmet stored therein and the weight of the protective cover itself, and does not take a method of being suspended and stored on a holder or a hook. The heavy helmet itself is held by suspending it on a holder or hook with a chin strap attached to the helmet, and the protective cover is mounted on the suspended helmet while the helmet is waterproofed. Covered with a sheet of material to protect the helmet during storage and storage from rain, dust, and dust.

  The sheet of waterproof material used as the material for the protective cover refers to a sheet-like material that is normally impermeable to water and that can be used for rain gear or the like. For example, a synthetic fiber such as polyester or nylon that has been waterproofed or water repellent, a sheet or film made of synthetic resin such as polyvinyl chloride or polyethylene, a cloth that has been waterproofed such as rubberized fabric, water resistant paper, etc. Water-resistant paper or the like can be used, and various materials suitable for use in rain gear such as a moisture-permeable waterproof material can be used.

  According to the configuration of claim 1, although the structure is very simple, the opening / closing part of the helmet protection cover is opened, and first, the chin strap of the helmet is pulled out from the opening part of the helmet protection cover and goes outside. The helmet body is stored in the helmet protective cover, the opening / closing part is closed, and then the holder or hook is suspended from the opening by the chin string and stored and stored. The helmet body inside can be protected from rain, dust, dust and the like without having to support the weight of the helmet body which is stored and protected by the helmet protection cover. In addition, this helmet protection cover is lightweight and easy to set when in use, and when not in use, it does not become bulky, has excellent storage and portability, and can be easily carried in a pocket or bag of clothes. In addition, since the chin cord of the helmet is covered with the connecting body, the portion of the chin cord covered with the connecting body increases, and rainwater to the chin strap knitted with yarn is increased. The penetration has decreased, and it has become possible to prevent rainwater from entering the inside of the helmet protective cover.

  In addition, while storing the helmet body in the helmet protective cover, or after storing, first hang it on the holder or hook with the chin string protruding from the opening, and then close and close the opening / closing part May be. In addition, the chin string may be provided with a D-ring or a one-touch buckle, or may be provided with both a D-ring and a one-touch buckle. The helmet may be stored by being suspended from a holder or hook by a D-ring.

  The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that in the helmet protective cover of the invention according to claim 1, the connecting body is made of a sheet of waterproof material. Since the connecting body is made of a sheet material, it is easy to fold, so that the helmet protective cover can be stored more compactly, and its storage property is improved.

  The invention according to claim 3 is the helmet protective cover of the invention according to claim 1, characterized in that the connecting body is made of a stretchable material having a waterproof property. Thereby, for example, the shape of the connecting body is made into a skirt shape with a thick root and a thin tip, and the size of the opening at the tip of the connecting body is utilized by the elasticity of this material so that the chin string is passed through the connecting body. If the opening can be inserted into and removed from the outside, and the opening at the tip of the coupling body can be held between the jaw strings when the jaw string passes through the coupling body and is outside. In addition, since the passage through the connecting body by the chin strap is smooth and easy to store and set, and the gap between the linking cord and the chin strap of the helmet can be reduced, the waterproofness of this helmet protective cover, Airtightness can be further increased.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the helmet protective cover according to the first aspect of the present invention, a holding tool capable of detachably holding the coupling body from the outside is attached to the cover body or the coupling body with a string, a band or a chain. It is characterized by being connected by. Then, with this clamping tool, the linking cord is detachably clamped from the outside in a state where the chin strap of the helmet passes through the linking body and protrudes from the front end portion of the linking body. Of course, the state where the chin strap of the helmet passes through the connecting body and protrudes from the tip of the connecting body means that the helmet is suspended and stored on the holder or hook by the chin strap. It may be the state of time. Preferably, when the connecting body is sandwiched from the outside by the holding tool, the tip of the connecting body is detachably fixed except for the case where any means or member is provided at the tip of the connecting body. desirable.

  According to the configuration of the helmet protection cover of the invention according to claim 4, the following becomes possible. That is, when the helmet is stored in the helmet protection cover, the opening and the inner dimension of the coupling body are secured to a certain extent so that the chin string can easily pass through the coupling body, even if it is a large one-touch. Even if it is a chin string with a buckle, it is easy to pass through this, and it is easy to store and set, and after storing and storing, the tip of the connecting body is clamped with a clamping tool and fixed. Since the gap between the connecting body and the chin strap of the helmet can be reduced, the penetration of rainwater into the chin strap, drooping and the like are reduced, and the intrusion of rainwater into the opening at the tip of the connecting body is also reduced. The waterproofness and airtightness of the helmet protective cover have also increased, and it has become possible to further prevent rainwater, dust, and dust from entering the helmet protective cover. In addition, when the helmet is suspended and stored, the tip of the connecting body can be fixed as high as possible on the chin strap of the helmet, and the connecting body slides down naturally. Since it is also possible to prevent this, the area covered and protected by the coupling body is increased, so that rainwater infiltrates into the chin strap is reduced and rainwater and the like enter the helmet protection cover more. It became possible to prevent.

  Rather than suspending and storing a helmet on a holder or hook by a D-ring attached to the chin strap, the two chin straps extending from both sides of the helmet are tied together. In some cases, the helmet can be stored by hanging it on a holder or hook with the above-mentioned chin string connected to one, and in this case, the distance between the chin strings that are suspended and split in two from the holder or hook However, as it goes down in the direction of the base of the chin string, it will gradually spread away, and this spreading force will press the connection body from the inside, but the connection tool By pinching and fixing with a strong force from the outside, it is possible to prevent deterioration of the material of the connected body due to the pressure of this widening force.

  The invention according to claim 5 is characterized in that in the helmet protective cover of the invention according to claim 1, a bellows-like portion is provided in the coupling body. As a result, even if there is a difference between the long and short chin straps of individual helmets, the connecting body has a telescopic mechanism, so it was suspended when this helmet protective cover was attached to the helmet and set. When the chin strap is short, the bellows-like portion can be shortened. When the chin-string is long, the bellows-like portion can be extended, and the length of the chin cord of the helmet can be widened. It was. In addition, this telescopic mechanism allows the connecting body to be extended as far as possible above the chin string of the helmet by extending the connecting body long, such as when the connecting body is clamped and fixed by the holding tool during storage and storage of the helmet. Since the portion of the chin cord covered with the connecting body can be adjusted to be enlarged from time to time, such as fixing with the portion of the connecting body, the range that can be protected by the connecting body is increased, As a result, the infiltration of rainwater into the helmet protection cover has been reduced, making it possible to prevent rainwater from entering the inside of the helmet protective cover.

  The invention according to claim 6 is characterized in that, in the helmet protective cover of the invention according to claim 1, fastening means is provided on the connecting body so that the connecting body itself can be freely opened and closed. As the fastening means, for example, two cords are tied to an appropriate place of the connecting body, and the connecting body through which the chin string is passed by the string is tightened and tightened, or an appropriate place of the connecting body is used. A surface tape is provided on almost all of the surface, and one end of the base of the belt provided with a surface tape on the back end or almost all of the surface is sewn, and the belt is wound and tightened by the surface tape provided on the belt. The connecting body itself can be freely opened and closed, or the surface of the connecting body can be replaced with a surface tape as a means for attaching the band, a button, a snap, or the like. The opening is wrapped with a string or a band, that is, a cylindrical part is formed except for an arbitrary part at the opening peripheral edge of the connecting body, and the string or the band is passed through the cylindrical part, and the two parts of the cylindrical part are formed. Shrink this string or band from the mouth Toka which fastening openably the opening at the tip of the coupling body by solving loosen the binding Waki or the cord or band, may be practiced.

  If the strip is provided with a surface tape on the front and back surfaces of the connecting body, preferably the base of the strip, unless any means or member is provided at the tip of the connecting body. One end of the coupling body is provided near the tip of the connecting body by sewing or the like, the vicinity of the leading end of the connecting body is tightened by the band, and the tip portion is fastened by a surface tape or the like provided on the front and back surfaces of the band. It is desirable.

  By providing this fastening means, the gap between the connecting body and the chin strap of the helmet can be reduced, so that the helmet protective cover is excellent in waterproofness and airtightness.

  According to a seventh aspect of the invention, in the helmet protective cover according to the sixth aspect of the present invention, a string or a band that can be tightened by tying the coupling body is provided on the cover body or the coupling body, and can be freely opened and closed. As the fastening means, the opening at the tip of the connecting body can be freely opened and closed. In this case, preferably, the front end portion of the connecting body is tied, and a string or a band capable of shrinking and tightening the front end portion is provided on the cover body or the connecting body, and this is used as a fastening means that can be freely opened and closed. It is desirable that the opening at the tip can be freely opened and closed.

  Thereby, since the clearance gap with the chin string of the said helmet can be reduced, it became the helmet protective cover excellent in waterproofness and airtightness. In addition, a string or a band capable of binding the distal end portion of the coupling body and shrinking and tightening the distal end portion is provided on the cover body or the coupling body, and this is used as an openable and closable fastening means so that an opening at the distal end of the coupling body is formed. If it is openable and closable, the gap between the connecting body and the chin strap of the helmet can be reduced at the opening of the connecting body by opening and closing the opening of the connecting body. Furthermore, it became a helmet protective cover with excellent waterproofness and airtightness.

  According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, in the helmet protective cover according to the sixth aspect of the present invention, a surface tape that can be attached so as to be openable and closable by being tightened around any position of the connected body. It is characterized by the fact that a belt with a surface tape is attached. In this case, it is preferable that the vicinity of the front end portion of the connection body can be tightened to an arbitrary position near the front end portion of the connection body, and the front end portion of the connection body can be attached to be freely opened and closed. It is desirable to attach a double-sided type surface tape or a band to which the surface tape is attached, and use this as an openable / closable fastening means to open and close the opening at the tip of the connecting body.

  Thereby, since the clearance gap between the said coupling body and the chin string of the said helmet can be reduced, it became the helmet protective cover excellent in waterproofness and airtightness. In addition, a double-sided type surface tape or a band attached with a surface tape can be attached to the front end portion of the connecting body so that the front end portion of the connecting body can be attached to be freely opened and closed. If the opening at the front end of the connecting body can be freely opened and closed as a flexible fastening means, the opening between the front end of the connecting body can be freely opened and closed so that the gap between the connecting body and the chin strap of the helmet can be opened. Since it can be reduced at the opening at the tip of the connecting body, the helmet protective cover is further excellent in waterproofness and airtightness.

  The invention according to claim 9 is the helmet protective cover according to claim 6, wherein the opening at the tip of the coupling body is wrapped with a string or a band, and this is used as a fastening means that can be freely opened and closed. It is characterized in that it can be opened and closed freely. This is like a purse, except that a part of the opening is removed at the periphery of the opening of the connecting body to form a cylindrical part, and a string or a band is passed through the cylindrical part, and the two parts of the cylindrical part are respectively opened. The opening or the opening of the connecting body is fastened in an openable / closable manner by shrinking and tying the string or band that is outside, or loosening and releasing the string or band. Thereby, since the clearance gap between the said coupling body and the chin string of the said helmet can be reduced, it became the helmet protective cover excellent in waterproofness and airtightness.

  The invention according to claim 10 is characterized in that in the helmet protective cover of the invention according to claim 4, pleats are provided in the coupling body. This is an inner pleat or an outer pleat provided in a part of the connecting body. For example, a part of the peripheral edge of the opening at the tip of the connecting body is used as an inner pleat, and the inner pleat is extended to the base of the connecting body. Or extending to a little before reaching this root, and when extending it, the end of the extension that is a little before reaching the root or the root from a part of the opening peripheral edge at the tip of the connecting body The width of the inner pleat is gradually narrowed to a point, and the inner pleat is almost eliminated at the end of the dart end which is the end point, and there are some which are sewn there. Of course, even though the inner pleats are provided, all of the inner pleats including the place where the darts are stopped are closed by sewing or the like without any gaps. Therefore, the cover breaks that cause rainwater or the like to enter the connecting body and the cover body. It does not cause a new partial omission.

  Accordingly, when the helmet is stored and set in the helmet protective cover for suspending and storing the helmet, the chin string is passed through the clamping tool according to claim 4 or a separately prepared clamping tool. When the chin strap is fixed from the outside, for example, when the chin string is applied to the inner fold, this inner fold becomes one support and guide, and the linking body can be folded neatly without voluminous space while wrapping the chin. Thus, the coupling body can be firmly clamped and fixed by the clamping tool. Further, when pulling out the chin string when the helmet is stored and set in the helmet protective cover from the opening of the cover body through the connecting body to the outside of the connecting body, the inner folds are pulled outward to open the connecting body. By temporarily extending the inner dimension, putting a hand or a finger into the expanding connecting body and pulling out the jaw string, the jaw string can be easily taken out of the connecting body. became.

  According to an eleventh aspect of the present invention, in the helmet protective cover according to the first aspect of the present invention, an expansion / contraction member is incorporated in a peripheral edge portion of the tip of the coupling body. This stretchable member is a round rubber string such as a rubber rope for outdoor use that is made of natural rubber core rubber mixed with carbon and reinforced with polyester leather. Further, in this case, the connecting body is formed in a skirt shape with a thick base and a thin tip, and the size of the opening at the tip portion incorporating the elastic member is utilized to utilize the elasticity of this material to connect the chin string to the tie string. A size that allows the opening of the connecting body to pinch the jaw string when the jaw string passes through the connecting body and goes out through the body. It is desirable to make it small.

  Thereby, since the clearance gap between the said coupling body and the chin string of the said helmet can be reduced, it became the helmet protective cover excellent in waterproofness and airtightness.

  According to a twelfth aspect of the invention, in the helmet protection cover according to the first aspect of the present invention, a chin string of the helmet that passes through the connecting body and protrudes outside the leading end portion is provided at the tip of the connecting body. It is characterized in that an openable / closable cap having an opening extending from an arbitrary portion of the peripheral edge with a size that does not hinder opening and closing to the inside thereof is provided.

  Thereby, since the gap between the opening of the cap lid and the chin strap of the helmet when the cap at the tip of the connecting body is closed is small, the waterproofness and airtightness at the tip of the connecting body are increased, It was possible to further prevent rainwater, dust, and dust from entering the helmet protective cover.

  According to a thirteenth aspect of the present invention, in the helmet protective cover according to the first aspect, a waterproof umbrella-shaped cover that can be detachably attached to the upper or upper portion of the holder or hook to which the chin strap of the helmet is hung and suspended. It is characterized by providing a cover. This has a connecting band that can detachably connect one end of the lower end circumferential part and the other part of the lower end circumferential part, and a holder to which the chin string of the helmet is hung and suspended by this connecting band Alternatively, a waterproof umbrella-shaped cover made of a waterproof material sheet, rubber, synthetic resin, metal, or wood that can be detachably attached to the upper part or the upper part of the hook is provided, and the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover is provided. It is detachably attached to the upper part or the upper part of the holder or hook. The rubber, the synthetic resin, the metal, and the wood used as the material for the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover may be plate-shaped, or may be painted in the case of metal and wood. Preferably, the connecting band detachably connects one end of a lower end circumferential portion of the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover and a portion located on the substantially opposite side of the circumference of one end of the lower end circumferential portion. It is desirable that

  In the invention according to claim 13, when the umbrella-shaped cover is detachably connected with the connection band, the connection band is entangled with a holder or a hook that hangs and hangs the chin string of the helmet. It is desirable that the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover is stably attached at a position above or above the holder or hook. Further, the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover is preferably provided with a string, a band, or a chain extending from an arbitrary portion of the cover main body or the connecting body to make it difficult to lose.

  According to the invention according to claim 13, by providing this waterproof umbrella-shaped cover, rainwater due to rain can flow into the inside of the helmet protective cover from the opening of the cover body or the opening of the tip of the coupling body. It can prevent getting into more. In particular, this effect is further enhanced when there is no shield such as an edge of a motorcycle seat that blocks rain water directly above the holder or hook on which the helmet is suspended.

  Although each means for solving the problem has been described above, in all of these cases, the helmet chin strap has a D-ring or a one-touch buckle, but has both a D-ring and a one-touch buckle. However, if a D-ring is attached, the helmet may be stored by being suspended from the holder or hook by the D-ring. In the above description of the helmet protective cover of the present invention, the description has been made on the assumption that the helmet is suspended and stored by hooking the chin string on a holder or hook. Needless to say, the helmet is stored and stored by hooking the chin string on various members such as a member having a projecting angle that can be hooked.

  As is apparent from the above description, the following effects can be obtained in the present invention.

  In the helmet protective cover of the present invention, the heavy helmet itself is held by hanging the chin string attached to the helmet on a holder or hook, and the helmet protective cover itself is placed on the suspended helmet. A helmet that is being stored and stored is protected from rain, dust, and dust by covering it with a waterproof sheet while riding.

  As a result, it has a simple structure and a very simple structure with a thin and light waterproof material sheet and a lightweight opening and closing device at the opening and closing part, so it is lightweight, easy to set when in use, and foldable when folded when not in use. It is possible to provide a protective cover for a helmet that is excellent in portability, can be easily carried around, and requires few manufacturing steps even when manufactured.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of a helmet protective cover of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Here, the embodiment according to the present invention is a cover body made of a bag-shaped waterproof material sheet that wraps a helmet, which has already been described as a prior art, and a helmet body provided at an arbitrary position of the cover body. A configuration of a helmet protective cover having an opening through which the chin strap can be taken in and out, and an opening / closing portion in the cover body that can be put in and out of the helmet provided at a location different from the opening (hereinafter referred to as “ Basic configuration of the helmet protective cover ”), and a new component that produces a new effect is added to this. Therefore, before entering the description of the embodiment according to the present invention, first, this basic The configuration of the helmet protective cover will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the basic helmet protective cover is configured by placing a helmet chin string in the cover body (inside) at an arbitrary position of the cover body 1 made of a bag-like waterproof material sheet that wraps the helmet. An opening 63 that can be taken in and out of the cover body 1 is provided, and the helmet is cut and opened at a position that is different from the opening 63 in the cover body 1 so that the helmet can be taken in and out (inside). An opening / closing part 3 (closed in FIG. 1) that can be opened and closed by a tool is provided. In this case, the chin strap may be a D-ring or one-touch buckle, or both a D-ring and a one-touch buckle. The helmet may be stored by hanging it on a holder or hook including

  The cover body 1 is made of a waterproof material sheet, and the waterproof material sheet is a sheet-like material that is normally impermeable to water and that can be used for rain gears. For example, a synthetic fiber such as polyester or nylon that has been waterproofed or water repellent, a sheet or film made of synthetic resin such as polyvinyl chloride or polyethylene, a cloth that has been waterproofed such as rubberized fabric, water resistant paper, etc. Water-resistant paper or the like can be used, and various materials suitable for use in rain gear such as a moisture-permeable waterproof material can be used.

  The material of the cover body 1 is a waterproof material sheet cut into a shape such as the seam 4 shown as an example in FIG. 1, and a synthetic fiber such as polyester / nylon is waterproofed or water-repellent. Or if it is a material such as a sheet or film made of synthetic resin such as polyethylene, it may be manufactured by sewing, if it is a polyvinyl chloride material, it may be manufactured by welding with a welder sewing machine, etc. If necessary, it can be manufactured by adhesion using water-resistant and high-viscosity vinyl acetate paste, or it can be manufactured by thermocompression bonding by heat sealing if laminated paper is laminated with a thermoplastic resin such as ethylene. Good. In the case of production by sewing, it is desirable to wrap a seaming tape around the stitched portion and to thermocompression with an iron in order to further improve waterproofness, and a sheet or film of a PVC material In this case, it is desirable that the surface of the material is embossed so that the sheet or film of the polyvinyl chloride material and the helmet to be stored and stored are not easily stuck.

  A fastener can be used as the opening / closing tool of the opening / closing part 3, but a surface tape, a button, a snap, a hook, or the like can also be used if a meeting (overlapping) part is provided in the opening / closing part 3. Preferably, a water-stop fastener is preferable if it is a fastener, and if the fastener, face tape, button, snap, hook or the like other than the water-stop fastener is used, the opening / closing portion 3 is made of a waterproof material sheet. It is desirable that a tailored portion is provided, and a surface tape or the like is provided on the tailored portion so that the portion that is tailored to the specific blade can be fastened so as to be freely opened and closed.

  2 to 5 are a front view, a side view, a top view, and a bottom view, respectively, in a state where the opening / closing part 3 is opened.

  FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state in which the helmet protective cover is used when the motorcycle is parked. When the motorcycle helmet body 5 is stored in the helmet protective cover, the chin string 6 extending from the motorcycle helmet body 5 is taken out of the opening 63 and then attached to the chin string 6. The ring 7 is suspended and locked on the helmet holder 8 provided on the motorcycle, and then the water stop fastener of the opening / closing part 3 is closed to complete the helmet storage and storage set. The procedure for storing and storing the helmet is not limited to this, and if a hook is installed instead of the helmet holder 8, it may be hung on the hook. It may be suspended by the chin string 6 that is not.

  FIG. 6 shows an example of the use of the basic helmet protective cover configuration, but the scope of use of the helmet protective cover of the present invention for a motorcycle helmet is not limited to this parking, but on the side of the motorcycle. The present invention can also be widely used when a motorcycle helmet is suspended and stored on a holder or hook installed on a wall surface other than the attached helmet holder 8.

  FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing an example of use at a business establishment with a basic helmet protection cover configuration, in a state where the helmet protection cover is used for a safety helmet. When the security helmet body 9 is stored and stored in the helmet protective cover, the chin string 6 extending from the security helmet body 9 is taken out from the opening 63 and then the hook 10 provided on the wall surface or the like. After that, the water stop fastener of the opening / closing part 3 is closed to complete the storage and storage. The procedure for the storage / storage set is not limited to this. Further, the chin string 6 may be suspended from the holder instead of the hook 10, or the chin string 6 may be suspended from the holder or the hook 10 by the D ring 7 attached to the chin string 6.

  Next, first to third embodiments according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 8 and FIG. 15, in the first embodiment, in the configuration of the basic helmet protective cover, the opening peripheral edge 2 of the cover main body 1 or an arbitrary outer periphery separated from the opening peripheral edge 2 is provided. A connecting body 31 having a hollow portion 30 connected to the outside from the point 65 (see FIG. 15) and capable of inserting / removing the helmet chin string 6 through the inside is newly provided. In the second embodiment, the connection body 31 is made of a waterproof material sheet, and in the third embodiment, the connection body 31 is made of a waterproof stretchable material. .

  9 to 12 are a front view, a side view, a top view, and a bottom view, respectively, showing a state in which the opening / closing part 3 is opened in the first embodiment.

  FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a state in which the helmet protection cover according to the first embodiment is used when the motorcycle is parked. When the motorcycle helmet body 5 is stored and stored in the helmet protective cover, the chin string 6 extending from the motorcycle helmet body 5 is passed through the connecting body 31 and then attached to the chin string 6. The D-ring 7 is suspended and locked on a helmet holder 8 provided on the side of the motorcycle, and then the water stop fastener of the opening / closing part 3 is closed to complete the storage and storage set.

  Although FIG. 13 shows an example of the use of the helmet protection cover of the first embodiment, the helmet protection cover according to the present invention is not limited to motorcycle parking, but a holder or hook installed on a wall surface or the like. It can be widely used when a motorcycle helmet is suspended and stored at 10 or the like.

  FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a state in which the helmet protective cover according to the first embodiment is used in a safety helmet at a business office. When the security helmet body 9 is stored and stored in the helmet protective cover, the chin string 6 extending from the security helmet body 9 is passed through the coupling body 31 and then out, and then the chin string 6 is moved to the wall surface or the like. It is hung on the hook 10 provided on the door, and then the water stop fastener of the opening / closing part 3 is closed to complete the storage attachment. Note that the helmet protective cover according to the present invention may be used not only for a safety helmet but also for a disaster prevention helmet in a general household.

  FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing an example of a helmet protective cover according to the third embodiment. In the helmet protective cover according to the third embodiment, since the material of the connection body 31 is a stretchable material having a waterproof property, the shape of the connection body 31 is changed to a skirt shape with a thick root and a taper. By utilizing the elasticity of this material for the size of the opening, the chin string 6 can be put in and out through the coupling body 31 and the chin string 6 has passed through the coupling body 31 and has gone out. At this time, the opening at the tip of the connecting body 31 can be sized so that the chin string 6 can be pinched. As a result, the passage through the connecting body 31 by the chin cord 6 is smooth and easy to store and set, and the gap between the connecting body 31 and the chin strap 6 of the helmet can be reduced. , Can improve the airtightness more.

  FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing a state in which the helmet protection cover according to the fourth embodiment is used during motorcycle parking. As for the fourth embodiment, the helmet protection cover according to the first embodiment is provided with a holding tool 32 that can detach the coupling body 31 from the outside. It is preferable that the holding tool 32 and the cover main body 1 or the connecting body 31 are connected to each other with a connecting string, a band or a chain (not shown) so as to be difficult to lose. The pinching tool 32 preferably uses a pinch, but may be various as long as it can be clipped. In addition, when pinching the coupling body 31 from the outside by the clamping tool 32, it is desirable to pinch and fix the tip portion of the coupling body 31 unless any means or member is provided at the tip portion of the coupling body 31.

  According to the fourth embodiment, when the helmet is stored and stored in the helmet protective cover, the inner dimensions of the opening 63 and the connection body 31 are set so that the chin string 6 can easily pass through the connection body 31. By securing it to a certain extent, it is easy to store even the chin string 6 with a large one-touch buckle. Since the gap between the connecting body 31 and the chin strap 6 of the helmet can be reduced, the penetration of rainwater into the chin strap 6 and drooping are reduced, and the intrusion of rainwater into the opening at the tip of the connecting body 31 is also reduced. The waterproofness and airtightness of the helmet protective cover have also been improved, and it has become possible to further prevent rainwater, dust, and dust from entering the helmet protective cover. In addition, when the helmet is suspended and stored, the tip of the coupling body 31 can be fixed at the uppermost part of the chin string 6 of the helmet, and the coupling body 31 is naturally lowered. Since the range covered and protected by the connecting body 31 is increased, the penetration of rainwater into the chin strap 6 is reduced and rainwater and the like can be prevented from entering the helmet protection cover. Became possible.

  Furthermore, instead of hanging and storing the helmet on the helmet holder 8 or the hook 10 by the D-ring 7 attached to the chin string 6, the two chin strings 6 extending from both sides of the helmet are connected. In some cases, the chin string 6 that is tied and connected to one is suspended from the helmet holder 8 or the hook 10 to store and store the helmet. In this case, the chin string 6 is suspended from the helmet holder 8 or the hook 10. Since the distance between the two chin strings 6 hanging from both sides gradually increases toward the base of the chin string 6, the two chin strings 2 that are separated from each other press the connecting body 31 from the inside. However, it is possible to prevent deterioration of the material of the connecting body 31 due to this compression by holding and fixing the connecting body 31 with a strong force with the holding tool 32. That.

  FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing a use state of the helmet protection cover according to the fifth embodiment when the bicycle is parked on a motorcycle. The helmet protective cover according to the fifth embodiment is a helmet protective cover according to the first embodiment, in which a new bellows-like portion 33 is provided on the connection body 31. When the bellows-like portion 33 is provided on the connecting body 31, it is desirable that the intermediate portion between the base portion and the tip of the connecting body 31 is preferably bellows-like. Even if the portion other than the base portion of the connection body 31 is formed in a bellows shape, the portion other than the tip portion of the connection body 31 is formed in a bellows shape, and a plurality of portions on the way from the base portion of the connection body 31 to the tip portion are formed. It may be a bellows shape.

  The helmet protective cover according to the fifth embodiment has an expansion / contraction mechanism due to the connecting body 31 having the bellows upper portion 33, so that even if the helmet string 6 of the helmet to be stored has a long or short difference. When the suspended chin string 6 is short, the bellows-like portion 33 is shortened, and conversely, when the chin-string 6 is long, the bellows-like portion 33 is stretched, so that the length of the chin cord 6 of the helmet is wide. Became possible. In addition, in the fourth embodiment, when the coupling body 31 is sandwiched by the holding tool 32, by providing this expansion / contraction mechanism, the coupling body 31 is extended long upward so that the tip of the coupling body 31 is attached to the chin of the helmet. Since the cord 6 can be pinched and fixed as much as possible on the string 6, the range of protection of the chin string 6 by the connecting body 31 is increased, and the penetration of rainwater into the chin string 6 is reduced. It became possible to prevent rainwater from entering the interior.

  The helmet protective cover according to the sixth embodiment is the helmet protective cover according to the first embodiment, provided with fastening means for shrinking and tightening the coupling body 31 so as to be freely opened and closed. FIG. 9 shows an example of a specific configuration of the sixth embodiment.

  FIG. 19 shows the seventh embodiment. The fastening means in the sixth embodiment is tightened by connecting the connecting body 31 provided at an arbitrary position of the connecting body 31. It is comprised by the cord 38 or belt | band | zone which can be formed, and by this, the connection body 31 can be opened and closed freely, and the connection body 31 which the chin string 6 has passed is shrunk and tightened with the string 38 or the belt, and the connection body 31 and the chin strap 6 The gap is reduced to prevent rainwater from entering the helmet protection cover.

FIG. 20 shows an eighth embodiment. The fastening means in the sixth embodiment is a band 36 in which one end 37 is sewn at an appropriate position of the coupling body 31 and the surface 34 of the band 36 is sewn. The surface tape 16 is provided on almost the entire surface, and is formed of a band 36 having a hook and loop pair of surface tapes 16 provided at the front end of the back surface 35. Thus, the gap between the coupling body 31 and the chin strap 6 is reduced by attaching the coupling body 31 so that it can be opened and closed, thereby preventing rainwater and the like from entering the inside of the helmet protection cover. It should be noted that almost all of the back surface 35 of the belt 36 may be provided with a pair of face tapes 16 for hooks and loops, or one end of a double-sided type face tape itself having both hooks and loops on the back and front of the connecting body 31. It may be provided by sewing. Further, instead of the surface tape 16 as a means to be attached by the band 36, a button, a snap or the like may be used.
FIG. 21 shows the ninth embodiment. The fastening means in the sixth embodiment is formed by wrapping the opening at the tip of the connecting body 31 with a string 38 or a band like a purse (that is, connecting) The cylindrical portion is formed by removing an arbitrary portion at the opening periphery of the tip of the body 31), and the string 38 that passes through the cylindrical portion and exits from the two openings of the cylindrical portion, respectively. It is constituted by a band, and the connection body 31 and the chin string 6 are fastened by opening and closing the opening of the connection body 31 so as to be openable and closable by shrinking and tying the string 38 or the band or loosening the string 38 or the band The gap is reduced to prevent rainwater from entering the helmet protection cover.

  Here, in the case of the seventh embodiment, except for the case where any means or member is preferably provided at the tip of the connection body 31, a string that can be tightened by tying the connection body 31. It is desirable that one end of 38 or the band is provided near the tip of the connecting body 31 by sewing or the like, and the vicinity of the tip of the connecting body 31 is contracted and tightened by the string 38 or the band.

  In the case of the eighth embodiment, preferably, one end 37 of the base of the band 36 is connected to the tip of the connecting body 31 except when any means or member is provided at the tip of the connecting body 31. Provided by sewing or the like nearby, tightening the vicinity of the leading end of the coupling body 31 with the band 36, and tightening the leading end portion of the coupling body 31 with the surface tape 16 or the like provided on the front surface 34 and the back surface 35 of the band 36. Is desirable.

  In the case of these sixth to eighth embodiments, the gap between the connecting body 31 and the chin strap 6 of the helmet can be reduced, so that the helmet protective cover is excellent in waterproofness and airtightness. .

  22 and 23 are a partially enlarged perspective view and a perspective view, respectively, of a helmet protection cover according to the tenth embodiment. As shown in FIGS. 22 and 23, the tenth embodiment is characterized in that an inner pleat 41 is provided on the connecting body 31 in the helmet protection cover according to the first embodiment. This is a part of the opening peripheral edge of the connecting body 31 as an inner pleat 41, and this inner pleat 41 is extended to a little before reaching the base 42 of the connecting body 31. The width of the inner pleat 41 is gradually narrowed from a part of the peripheral edge of the opening at the tip of the connecting body 31 to the end point of the extension slightly before the base 42, and the inner pleat is located at the dart stop point 43 as the end point. 41 is almost gone and is sewn there. The inner pleat 41 is further extended to slightly before reaching the base 42 of the connecting body 31 and extended to the base 42 of the connecting body 31, and this is used as a dart stop section 43. It doesn't matter if you sew something. In this case, an outer pleat may be provided in place of the inner pleat 41.

  The method of manufacturing the inner pleat 41 and the process of closing the dart are not limited to sewing, and may be welding or may be performed by integral molding with the connecting body 31 in a lump. Further, the dart stop 43 of the connecting body 31 provided with the inner pleat 41 is closed without gaps by sewing or the like, so that rainwater or the like enters the connecting body 31 and the cover body 1 even though the inner pleat 41 is provided. It does not cause new breaks or partial omissions.

  When the inner pleat 41 is provided, the inner pleat 41 is preferably provided so as to extend from a part of the peripheral edge of the opening at the tip of the coupling body 31 to a position just before reaching the root 42, and the remaining base 42 of the coupling body 31 and this root. Various chin cords from long chin cord 6 to short chin cord 6 by providing bellows-like portion 33 at a position just before 42, i.e., where there is no inner pleat 41, and by giving the connecting body 31 an extension mechanism. It is desirable to use a helmet protective cover that can be used for a wide range of helmets with six.

  Thus, when the helmet is stored and stored in the helmet protective cover for suspending and storing the helmet, the holding tool (the case where the holding tool is attached to the helmet protective cover as in the fourth embodiment may be used). In the case where the connecting body 31 through which the chin string 6 passes is clamped from the outside by fixing the chin string 6 to the inner pleat 41, the inner pleat 41 is Since it becomes one support and a guide and it can wrap the chin 6 and the foldable body 31 can be neatly folded without being bulky, the ligature body 31 can be clamped and fixed more securely. Further, when the chin string 6 for storing and setting the helmet in the helmet protective cover is pulled out of the connection body 31 through the connection body 31 from the opening 63 of the cover body 1, the inner pleat 41 is pulled out to the outside. The inner dimension of the connecting body 31 is temporarily expanded, and a hand or a finger is put into the expanding connecting body 31 so that the jaw string 6 is pulled out. It came to be able to put out.

  FIG. 24 is a perspective view showing a helmet protective cover according to the eleventh embodiment. The helmet protective cover according to the eleventh embodiment is a helmet protective cover according to the first embodiment, in which an expansion / contraction member 44 is incorporated in the peripheral edge portion of the connecting body 31. The stretchable member 44 is a round rubber string such as an outdoor rubber rope formed by mixing carbon with natural rubber core rubber to enhance durability. In this case, the shape of the connecting body 31 is changed to a skirt shape with a thick base and a tapered tip, and the size of the opening at the front end portion incorporating the elastic member 44 is utilized to make use of the elasticity of this material. Can be inserted / extracted through the connecting body 31 and the opening of the connecting body 31 can pinch the jaw string 6 when the chin string 6 passes through the connecting body 31 and goes out. It is desirable to have a size that allows

  Thereby, since the clearance gap between the connection body 31 and the chin string 6 of a helmet can be reduced, it became the helmet protective cover excellent in waterproofness and airtightness.

  25 and 26 are a partially enlarged perspective view and a perspective view, respectively, of the helmet protection cover of the twelfth embodiment. The twelfth embodiment is the helmet protective cover according to the first embodiment, wherein the chin of the helmet is in a state where it passes through the connecting body 31 and protrudes outside the leading end of the connecting body 31. A cap 46 made of an openable and closable synthetic resin having a cap lid 64 having an opening 45 that opens from an arbitrary position on the periphery to the inside with a size that does not hinder the opening and closing of the string 6 is provided. A cap receiver 47 made of a synthetic resin to be paired with the cap lid 64 may be provided and opened and closed by a hinge portion 48, or a sliding rail mechanism using a groove is provided in the portion of the cap receiver 47, Other types such as opening and closing the opening 63 by sliding the cap lid 64 horizontally with respect to the cap receiver 47 may be used. In addition to the synthetic resin, rubber, metal, or wood can be used as a material for the cap lid 64, the cap receiver 47, and possibly the hinge 48. If this material is metal or wood, it may be painted.

  Thereby, since the gap between the opening 45 of the cap lid 64 and the chin strap 6 of the helmet when the cap 46 provided at the tip of the coupling body 31 is closed is small, the waterproof property in the opening 63 is obtained. Airtightness has increased, and it has become possible to prevent rainwater, dust, and dust from entering the helmet protective cover.

  FIG. 27 is a perspective view showing a helmet protection cover according to the thirteenth embodiment. In the helmet protection cover according to the first embodiment, the thirteenth embodiment extends the connecting string 29 from an arbitrary position of the cover body 1 or the connecting body 31 and hooks the helmet jaw string 6 on the extended tip. A waterproof umbrella-like cover 52 that can be detachably attached is provided above the helmet holder 8 to be suspended. Further, this has a connecting band 51 capable of detachably connecting a lower end circumferential portion one end 49 and a portion 50 located on a substantially opposite side of the circumference of the lower end circumferential portion one end 49, and this connection A waterproof umbrella-like cover 52 made of a waterproof material sheet that can be detachably attached to the helmet holder 8 to which the helmet chin string 6 is hooked and suspended by the belt 51 is provided. An umbrella-shaped cover 52 is detachably attached above the helmet holder 8 to block rainwater. In this case, a band or a chain may be used in place of the connecting string 29, or the upper portion of the hook 10 may be attached to the upper portion of the hook 10 instead of the upper portion of the helmet holder 8. But you can.

  In the embodiment shown in FIG. 27, a waterproof umbrella-shaped cover 52 is formed by cutting a sheet of waterproof material and sewing it at the seam 4 of the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover 52. However, as the material of the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover 52, rubber, synthetic resin, metal, or wood can be used in addition to the waterproof material sheet. The rubber, synthetic resin, metal, and wood used as the material of the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover 52 may be plate-shaped, or may be painted in the case of metal and wood.

  The connecting band 51 is preferably sewn at the lower end circumferential portion at one end 49, and is positioned on the substantially opposite side of the circumference of the band with the surface tape attached to the tip portion and the lower end circumferential portion one end 49. Although it is desirable to attach and detachably connect the surface tape provided at the location 50, a button, snap, hook or the like may be used instead of the surface tape. The means for attaching the connecting band 51 to the lower end circumferential portion one end 49 is not limited to sewing.

  When the connecting band 51 connects the lower end circumferential portion one end 49 and the portion 50 located on the substantially opposite side of the lower end circumferential portion one end 49, the connecting band 51 is hooked on the chin strap 6 of the helmet. The helmet holder 8 or the hook 10 to be suspended is connected by being entangled with a suitable place such as a metal fitting, for example, so that the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover 52 is positioned above or above the helmet holder 8 or the hook 10. It is desirable that it is attached and set stably so as not to slip off. Means for detachably attaching the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover 52 to the upper part or the upper part of the helmet holder 8 or the hook 10 is not limited to the connecting band 51, and the waterproof umbrella-shaped cover 52 is pinched, clipped, or the like. A holding tool may be provided so as to be detachable. The waterproof umbrella-shaped cover 52 extends the connecting string 29, the band, or the chain from an arbitrary portion of the connecting body 31 instead of an arbitrary portion of the cover body 1, and is attached to the extended tip so that it is not easily lost. Alternatively, it may be provided alone as an accessory of the helmet protection cover without being directly connected.

  By providing this waterproof umbrella-shaped cover 52, rainwater due to rain can be further prevented from entering the inside of the helmet protective cover from the opening 2 of the cover body 1 or the opening of the tip of the coupling body 31. In particular, this effect is further enhanced when there is no shielding object such as an edge of a motorcycle seat that blocks rainwater directly above the helmet holder 8 or the hook 10 on which the helmet is suspended.

  FIG. 28 is a perspective view illustrating an example of another embodiment. In the helmet protection cover according to the first embodiment, the opening / closing tool of the opening / closing part 3 of the cover body 1 is a fastener 53 such as a water-stop fastener, When the fastener 53 is moved from the bottom end to the top stop 54, a member 55 with a magnet is attached at an appropriate position in the cover main body 1 corresponding to the tip of the top stop 54, and the magnet 53 is attached with the fastener 53 closed. The member 55 and the slider 55 of the fastener 53 or the member 55 with the magnet attached to the knob portion 56 of the slider are attached by the magnetic force of the magnet, or conversely strongly pulled apart by hand.

  In addition to the helmet protective cover of this embodiment, for example, (1) the opening / closing tool of the opening / closing part 3 of the cover body 1 is used as a fastener 53 such as a water stop fastener, and the fastener 53 has a bottom stop and a top stop 54. A member having a through-hole such as a ring made of metal, synthetic resin, or wood is attached to an arbitrary portion of the cover body 1 that hits the tip of the top stop 54 when headed to the front stop 54, and the through-hole is passed with the fastener 53 closed. The opening and closing portion 3 can be locked by removably tightening the member having a hole and the through hole of the knob portion 56 of the slider of the fastener or the member having the through hole attached to the slider or the knob portion with a lock such as a padlock. (2) When the opening / closing part 3 is made with a specific wing made of a sheet of waterproof material to cover the opening / closing part 3, A button holder and a pair of buttons are provided on the portion of the cover body 1 that faces each other, or a surface tape, a snap, a hook, etc. are provided on the inside of the peripheral portion and the portion of the cover body 1 that faces each other to further open the opening / closing portion 3 There are things that can be freely opened and closed.

  According to the helmet protection cover of these embodiments, the helmet protection cover is less likely to open the opening / closing part 3 unintentionally due to any spring, no matter where the helmet is stored and stored. When the opening / closing part 3 can be locked, the crime prevention property is also increased.

  FIG. 29 is a perspective view showing a helmet protective cover according to still another embodiment. The helmet protective cover of this embodiment is the same as the helmet protective cover of the first embodiment, except that the opening / closing part of the opening / closing part 3 of the cover body 1 is a fastener 53 such as a water stop fastener, A state in which a member 57 having a through-hole such as a ring made of metal, synthetic resin, or wood is attached to an arbitrary portion of the cover body 1 that hits the tip of the upper stop 54 when the fastener 53 is headed, and the fastener 53 is closed. Then, the member 57 having this through hole and the through hole of the slider knob portion 56 of the fastener 53 or the member 57 having the through hole attached to this slider or this knob portion 56 are detachably tightened by a lock 58 such as a padlock. The opening / closing part 3 can be locked. This prevents the opening / closing tool 3 from unintentionally opening due to some spring and prevents the opening / closing part 3 from opening unintentionally, and also enhances crime prevention by enabling locking.

  FIG. 30 is a perspective view showing a helmet protection cover according to still another embodiment. In the helmet protection cover according to the first embodiment, at least the cover body 1 is housed inside the cover body 1. A pocket 59 is provided. Of course, the pocket 59 may be provided not only on the inside of the cover body 1 but also on the outside. The pocket 59 is preferably provided with a fastener, a face tape, a button, a snap, or a hook that can be opened and closed.

  As a result, the helmet protection cover can be stored compactly, its portability is further improved, and the advantage that it can be easily carried anywhere is increased.

  FIG. 31 is a perspective view showing a use state of a helmet protection cover according to still another embodiment when the bicycle is parked on a motorcycle. In the helmet protection cover according to the first embodiment, characters 60 are provided on the surface of the cover body 1. It is drawn. Of course, this is only an example, and at least the surface of the cover body 1 is drawn not only with the letters 60, but also with various things such as numbers and logo marks, and with coloring and photographic prints. The surface may be used as an exposure medium for advertising.

  As a result, when using the motorcycle for parking, coloring of the helmet protective cover surface, various design letters, numbers, patterns, etc. make the motorcycle itself more attractive and fun to use. In addition, since the helmet protective cover hung on the side of the motorcycle parked in the bicycle parking lot will be seen by many people, the advertiser has obtained a new advertising exposure medium. For use in business offices, the helmet protection cover is given a certain group of characters, coloring, design, etc. to further improve the distinguishability, which makes it possible to suspend different types of helmets side by side. Even when the helmet is lowered, it can be stored separately in the helmet protective cover by storing it in the helmet protective cover.

  The helmet protective cover according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 32 is a perspective view showing a use state when a motorcycle is parked, and the opening peripheral edge 2 of the cover main body 1 or an arbitrary part separated outward from the opening peripheral edge 2. The connecting body 31 connected to the outside from the outer peripheral portion 65 is provided, the clamping tool 32 is provided to clamp and fix the connecting body 31 from the outside, the bellows-like portion 33 is provided on the connecting body 31, and the opening / closing portion 3 is opened and closed. The tool 53 is a fastener 53, and a member 57 having a through hole is provided at an arbitrary position in the cover main body 1, and the member 57 having the through hole and the through hole of the slider knob portion 56 of the fastener 53 or the slider or the knob portion. A member 57 having a through hole attached to 56 is detachably tightened by a lock 58 so that the opening / closing part 3 can be locked. A pocket 59 which is capable of accommodating the body 1 is provided.

  According to this embodiment, the helmet protective cover is an integrated simple structure in which the helmet is wrapped by the cover body 1 made of a bag-like sheet of waterproof material, but the helmet chin cord 6 is covered with the coupling body 31. Further, by sandwiching and fixing the tip of the coupling body 31 with the holding tool 32, rainwater, dust, and dust can be prevented from entering the inside of the cover, and even if there is a difference between the long and short chin strings 6 of each helmet, The length of the chin strap 6 can be handled with a wide tolerance, and the opening / closing part 3 is prevented from unintentionally opening due to some bounce, and the opening / closing part 3 can be locked to increase the security. And if you put the helmet protective cover itself in the folding pocket 59, it can be stored compactly, its portability is further improved and you can easily carry it anywhere It became a helmet with a point rain water, dust, and the helmet protective cover to protect from dust.

  FIG. 33 is a distant perspective view showing a state in which the helmet protection cover of the present invention is used when a motorcycle is parked as an example of a usage example in the first embodiment. In FIG. 33, the helmet holder 8 attached to the side surface of the motorcycle main body 61 is suspended by hooking a chin string 6 extending outward from the motorcycle helmet main body 5 housed in the cover main body 5 through the connecting body 31. The motorcycle helmet is stored and stored in a helmet protective cover.

  FIG. 34 is a distant perspective view showing a state in which the helmet protective cover of the present invention is used for a safety helmet at a business office as an example of use in the first embodiment. In FIG. 34, the security is performed in a suspended state by hooking the chin string 6 extending outwardly through the coupling body 31 from the security helmet body 9 housed in the cover body 1 to the hook 10 of the wall board 62. Helmets are stored and stored in helmet protection covers.

Perspective view of the basic helmet protection cover configuration with the opening / closing part closed Front view of the basic helmet protection cover configuration with the opening / closing part open Side view of the basic helmet protection cover configuration with the opening and closing part open Top view of the basic helmet protection cover configuration with the open / close part open Bottom view with basic helmet protection cover configuration with open / closed Perspective perspective view when used with motorcycle helmet with basic helmet protective cover configuration Perspective perspective view when used in a safety helmet with the basic helmet protective cover configuration The perspective view of the state which the opening-and-closing part of the 1st Embodiment of this invention closed The front view of the state which the opening-and-closing part of the 1st Embodiment of this invention opened The side view of the state which the opening-and-closing part of the 1st Embodiment of this invention opened The top view of the state which the opening-and-closing part of the 1st Embodiment of this invention opened The bottom view of the state which the opening-and-closing part of the 1st Embodiment of this invention opened The perspective view at the time of use with the motorcycle helmet of the 1st Embodiment of this invention The perspective view at the time of use with the safety helmet of the 1st Embodiment of this invention The perspective view of the 1st Embodiment of this invention The perspective view of the 3rd Embodiment of this invention The perspective view at the time of use with the motorcycle helmet of the 4th Embodiment of this invention The perspective view at the time of use with the safety helmet of the 5th Embodiment of this invention The perspective view of the 7th Embodiment of this invention The perspective view of the 8th Embodiment of this invention The perspective view of the 9th Embodiment of this invention Partial enlarged perspective view of the tenth embodiment of the invention Perspective perspective view of the tenth embodiment of the present invention A perspective view of an eleventh embodiment of the present invention Partial enlarged perspective view of the twelfth embodiment of the present invention A perspective view of a twelfth embodiment of the present invention The perspective view at the time of use with the motorcycle helmet of the 13th Embodiment of this invention The perspective view of other embodiment of this invention The perspective view of other embodiment of this invention A perspective view of another embodiment of the present invention The perspective view at the time of use with the helmet for motorcycles of other embodiments of the present invention A perspective view of another embodiment of the present invention 1 is a perspective view of the first embodiment of the present invention when used for motorcycle parking. Distant perspective view of use of the first embodiment of the present invention at an office Perspective view of helmet protection bag for motorcycle parking as conventional technology

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cover main body 2 Opening edge periphery 3 Opening and closing part 4 Seam 5 Motorcycle helmet main body 6 Jaw string 7 D link 8 Helmet holder 9 Security helmet main body 10 Hook 11 Waterproof curtain of elastic material 16 Surface tape 29 Connection string 30 Hollow portion 31 Connected body 32 Clamping tool 33 Bellows shaped portion 34 Band surface 35 Band back surface 36 Surface tape 37 One end of band 36 root 38 String 39 Tubular portion 40 Portion of tubular portion 39 Inner pleat 42 Linked body 31 Root 43 Dart stop 44 Stretchable member 45 Cap opening 46 Cap 47 Cap receiver 48 Hinge 49 One end of the lower circumferential portion of the umbrella-shaped cover 50 On the circumference of one end of the lower circumferential portion of the umbrella-shaped cover Almost opposite side 51 Connecting band 52 Waterproof umbrella-shaped cover 53 Fastener 54 Fastener top 5 5 Member with Magnet 56 Slider Knob 57 Member with Through Hole 58 Lock 59 Pocket 60 Drawn Character 61 Motorcycle Body 62 Wall Board 63 Opening 64 Cap Lid 65 From Opening Edge 2 of Cover Body 1 66 Waterproof fabric 67 Trace of sewing sewing 68 Opening / closing opening 69 Fastener with large rust-proof metal ring 70 Variable and thick wire with small rust-proof metal ring at the tip

Claims (13)

A cover body made of a bag-like waterproof material sheet for wrapping the helmet, an opening for placing and removing a chin strap of the helmet provided at an arbitrary position of the cover body, and the opening in the cover body In a helmet protective cover having an opening and closing part that can be put in and out of the helmet provided in a different place,
A connecting body having a hollow portion that is connected from the peripheral edge of the opening of the cover body or an arbitrary outer peripheral portion that is spaced outward from the peripheral edge of the opening, and through which the chin strap of the helmet can be inserted and removed. A helmet protective cover that protects the helmet from rainwater and dust, including the chin strap, by providing it.   The helmet protective cover according to claim 1, wherein the connector is made of a waterproof material sheet.   The helmet protective cover according to claim 1, wherein the coupling body is made of a stretchable material having a waterproof property.   The helmet protective cover according to claim 1, wherein a holding tool capable of detachably holding the connection body from the outside is connected to the cover body or the connection body by a string, a band, or a chain.   The helmet protective cover according to claim 1, wherein a bellows-like portion is provided in the connection body.   The helmet protective cover according to claim 1, wherein fastening means capable of shrinking and tightening the connection body itself so as to be freely opened and closed is provided on the connection body.   The helmet protective cover according to claim 6, wherein a string or a band that can be tightened by connecting the connecting body is provided at an arbitrary position of the cover body or the connecting body, and this is used as the fastening means.   A surface tape or a band to which a surface tape can be attached so as to be able to open and close the connection body itself by being tightened is attached to an arbitrary portion of the connection body, and this is used as the fastening means. The helmet protective cover according to claim 6.   The helmet protective cover according to claim 6, wherein an opening at a distal end of the connection body is wound with a string or a band to serve as the fastening means.   The helmet protective cover according to claim 1, wherein a pleat is provided in the connection body.   The helmet protective cover according to claim 1, wherein a stretchable member is incorporated in a peripheral edge portion of the connecting body.   To the tip of the connector, the chin strap of the helmet that passes through the connector and goes out of the tip of the helmet does not hinder the opening and closing, and from the inner part to the inner side. The helmet protective cover according to claim 1, further comprising an openable / closable cap having an opening. String-band or chain on any point of the umbrella-shaped cover having the waterproof capable removably attached to the top or above the helmet chin strap hooked by hanging the previous holder or hook the cover body or the connecting body The helmet protective cover according to claim 1, wherein the helmet protective cover is attached .

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