JP2021070451A - Bicycle child seat cover - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a technique capable of further stabilizing a posture of a bicycle child seat cover.SOLUTION: A child seat cover 1 in one embodiment of the invention can be attached to a bicycle 2 in a manner of covering a child seat 3 provided in the bicycle 2. The child seat cover 1 includes, on an inner surface of a rear part, belts 25L, 25R one ends of which are connected a center part in a width direction and the other ends of which are connected to outer end parts (a left end part and a right end part) in the width direction, located below the one ends.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

Description

The present disclosure relates to a child seat cover for a bicycle.

Conventionally, there is known a bicycle child seat cover that protects a child sitting on a child seat on which a relatively young child (infant or the like) is placed from wind and rain (see, for example, Patent Document 1 and the like).

Japanese Patent No. 5279728

However, the shape of the child seat that can be installed on the bicycle varies. Therefore, depending on the shape of the child seat, for example, the area of the contact portion with the child seat cover for the bicycle may be relatively small, or the attachment location of the fastener of the child seat cover for the bicycle may be limited. Therefore, depending on the shape of the child seat, the posture of the child seat cover for a bicycle may not be stable.

Therefore, in view of the above problems, it is an object of the present invention to provide a technique capable of more stable posture of a child seat cover for a bicycle.

In order to achieve the above object, in one embodiment of the present disclosure,
A bicycle child seat cover that can be attached to the bicycle so as to cover the child seat provided on the bicycle.
On the inner surface of the rear portion, one end is connected to the central portion in the width direction, and the other end is provided with a band-shaped member connected to the outer end portion in the width direction located below the one end.
A child seat cover for the bicycle is provided.

According to the present embodiment, the band-shaped member provided on the inner surface of the rear portion of the child seat cover for a bicycle can be diagonally hung on the backrest portion of the child seat. Therefore, the child seat cover for a bicycle is less likely to move in the front-rear direction and the width direction (horizontal direction), and its posture can be more stabilized.

According to the above-described embodiment, it is possible to provide a technique capable of more stabilizing the posture of the child seat cover for a bicycle.

It is a perspective view which shows typically an example of the structure of a child seat cover. It is a front view, a right side view, and a left side view which show typically an example of the structure of a child seat cover. It is a developed view of the side part of a child seat cover. It is a figure which shows an example of the structure inside the child seat cover. It is a figure which shows an example of the structure inside the child seat cover.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings.

[Basic configuration of child seat cover]
First, the basic configuration of the child seat cover 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing an example of a child seat cover 1 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a front view (FIG. 2 (a)), a left side view (FIG. 2 (b)), and a rear view (FIG. 2 (c)) showing an example of the child seat cover 1 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 3 is a partially developed view of the child seat cover 1, and specifically, is a developed view of the front seat 10, the rear seat 20, the left side seat 30, and the right side seat 40.

The description of the front, rear, left, right, up, and down directions in this specification corresponds to the front, rear, left, right, up, and down of the bicycle 2 to which the child seat cover 1 is attached (FIG. 1, FIG. 1, (See FIG. 2).

The child seat cover 1 (an example of a child seat cover for a bicycle) is detachably attached to the bicycle 2 in a manner of covering the child seat 3 provided at the rear of the bicycle 2. The child seat cover 1 may be directly attached to the bicycle 2 or may be indirectly attached to the bicycle 2 by being attached to the child seat 3. Further, the child seat cover 1 may be attached to the bicycle 2 in such a manner that a fixed point is provided on both the bicycle 2 and the child seat 3.

The child seat cover 1 includes a front seat 10, a rear seat 20, a left side seat 30, a right side seat 40, an upper seat 50, a holding member 60, an eaves portion 70, a skirt portion 80, a wire fastener portion 90, and the like.

The front sheet 10 has an oval shape in which the corners of a rectangle long in the vertical direction are rounded with a relatively large radius of curvature, and covers the front of the child seat 3. The front sheet 10 is connected to the left side sheet 30 at the straight portion at the left end of the oval shape, and is connected to the right side sheet 40 at the straight portion at the right end.

The front seat 10 is provided with a ventilation portion 12 capable of exchanging air between the inside and the outside of the child seat cover 1 at the upper part of the oval shape. As a result, as will be described later, it is possible to suppress a situation in which the front sheet 10, the left side sheet 30, and the transparent portions 32 and 42 of the right side sheet, which are made of a transparent material, become cloudy. The ventilation portion 12 may be realized by any configuration as long as the air can be exchanged between the inside and the outside of the child seat cover 1. For example, the ventilation portion 12 may be simply opened, or may be covered with a mesh cloth in order to prevent foreign matter, insects, etc. from entering the inside of the child seat cover 1.

Further, a closed loop-shaped elastically deformable frame member 11 is provided on the outer edge of the front sheet 10 over the entire circumference. The frame member 11 may be, for example, an elastically deformable metal or resin wire rod, and may be held in a form of being enclosed in a bag portion formed by weaving the outer edge of the front sheet 10 inside. Hereinafter, the holding mode of the frame members 21, 31, and 41, which will be described later, may be the same.

Further, a front mounting portion 13 for mounting the child seat cover 1 to the child seat 3 is provided at the lower end portion of the front seat 10. The front mounting portion 13 is, for example, hooked on a cord portion extending downward from the lower end portion of the front seat 10 and a D ring as a front mounting portion provided at the tip of the cord portion and attached to the child seat 3. , May include a mountable hook portion.

The front sheet 10 may be made of transparent PVC (PolyVinyl Chloride), for example, except for the ventilation portion 12. As a result, the child sitting on the child seat 3 covered with the child seat cover 1 can visually recognize the outside of the child seat cover 1 (in front of the bicycle 2) through the front seat 10, and suppresses the feeling of oppression on the child. be able to.

Like the front seat 10, the rear seat 20 has an oval shape in which the corners of a rectangle long in the vertical direction are rounded with a relatively large radius of curvature, and covers the rear of the child seat 3. Like the front seat 10, the rear seat 20 is connected to the left side seat 30 at the leftmost straight portion of the oval shape, and is connected to the right side seat 40 at the rightmost straight portion.

Further, the rear surface sheet 20 has a closed loop-shaped elastically deformable frame member 21 provided over the entire circumference of the outer edge, similarly to the front surface sheet 10.

Further, a band-shaped reinforcing member 22 is provided in the left-right direction slightly below the center of the rear surface sheet 20 in the vertical direction, and a rear mounting portion 23 is provided in the center portion of the reinforcing member 22 in the left-right direction. The rear mounting portion 23 is paired with a rear mounting portion (not shown) separately provided on the back surface (rear surface) of the backrest of the child seat 3, and the rear mounting portion 23 and the mounted portion are connected to each other. To. As a result, the child seat cover 1 is fixed in such a manner that the rear seat 20 is surface-supported by the rear surface of the backrest of the child seat 3. The rear mounting portion 23 is, for example, a female fastener provided in the central portion of the reinforcing member 22 over the entire circumference of the outer edge of the long left and right oval holes, and the mounted portion is a female fastener of the female fastener. It may be a male twist fastener having a convex portion that can be inserted into the hole, and the convex portion can rotate about the insertion direction as a central axis.

The rear sheet 20 may be made of, for example, a waterproof or water-repellent fiber fabric such as cotton or nylon (hereinafter, simply a fiber fabric).

The positions of the rear mounting portion 23 of the child seat cover 1 (rear seat 20) and the mounted portion provided on the rear surface of the backrest of the child seat 3 in the vertical direction are arbitrary. For example, the child seat cover 1 is appropriately set so that there is a sufficient space above the helmet-wearing child who sits on the child seat 3 with the child seat cover 1 attached to the child seat 3.

Like the front seat 10, the left side seat 30 has an oval shape in which the corners of a rectangle long in the vertical direction are rounded with a relatively large radius of curvature, and covers the left side of the child seat 3. The left side surface sheet 30 is connected to the front sheet 10 at the straight portion at the front end of the oval shape, and is connected to the rear surface sheet 20 at the straight portion at the rear end.

Further, the left side sheet 30 is provided with a semicircular transparent portion 32 in which a diameter portion is arranged along a straight portion at the front end of the oval shape. As a result, the child sitting on the child seat 3 covered with the child seat cover 1 can visually recognize the outside of the child seat cover 1 (left side of the bicycle 2) through the transparent portion 32 of the left side seat 30, and the child can see it. It is possible to suppress a feeling of oppression.

Further, the left side sheet 30 has a closed loop-shaped elastically deformable frame member 31 provided over the entire circumference of the outer edge, like the front sheet 10 and the like.

Except for the transparent portion 32, the left side surface sheet 30 may be made of, for example, a waterproof or water-repellent fiber fabric, and the transparent portion 32 may be made of transparent PVC.

Like the front seat 10 and the like, the right side seat 40 has an oval shape in which the corners of a rectangle long in the vertical direction are rounded with a relatively large radius of curvature, and covers the right side of the child seat 3. The right side seat 40 is connected to the front seat 10 at the straight portion at the front end of the oval shape, and is connected to the rear seat 20 at the straight portion at the rear end.

Further, the right side sheet 40 is provided with a semicircular transparent portion 42 in which a diameter portion is arranged along a straight portion at the front end of the oval shape, similarly to the left side sheet 30. As a result, the child sitting on the child seat 3 covered with the child seat cover 1 can visually recognize the outside of the child seat cover 1 (to the right of the bicycle 2) through the transparent portion 42 of the right side seat 40, and the child can see it. It is possible to suppress a feeling of oppression.

Further, the right side seat 40 has a closed loop-shaped elastically deformable frame member 41 provided over the entire circumference of the outer edge, like the front seat 10 and the like.

The right side sheet 40 may be made of, for example, a waterproof or water-repellent fiber fabric, except for the transparent portion 42, and the transparent portion 42 may be made of transparent PVC.

The height dimensions of the front seat 10, the rear seat 20, the left side seat 30, and the right side seat 40 are arbitrary as well as the vertical positions of the rear side mounting portion 23 and the mounted portion (not shown). For example, the child seat cover 1 may be appropriately set so that there is a sufficient space above the helmet-wearing child who sits on the child seat 3 with the child seat cover 1 attached to the child seat 3.

As shown in FIG. 3, the widths W1, W2, W3, and W4 of the four sheets (front sheet 10, rear sheet 20, left side sheet 30, right side sheet 40) are substantially the same, and the four sheets are substantially the same. The sheet connections of the above form a substantially square in plan view. Further, the front sheet 10, the rear sheet 20, the left side sheet 30, and the right side sheet 40 have closed loop-shaped frame members 11, 21, 31, 41 over the entire circumference of the outer edge as described above. As a result, the child seat cover 1 can stand on its own without falling down because the front seat 10 and the rear seat 20 are fixed by the front mounting portion 13 and the rear mounting portion 23. Therefore, the height of the upper sheet 50 connected above the four sheets is maintained at the same height as the outer edge of the upper end portion of the four sheets. Therefore, for example, by appropriately setting the height dimensions of the four seats, it is possible to secure a wider space around the head of the child sitting on the child seat 3.

Further, the user can fold the four sheets at the connecting ends to a size corresponding to one sheet in the width direction. Then, the user folds the four sheets to a size corresponding to one sheet, and then twists the frame members 11, 21, 31, and 41 to make them smaller, for example, like a pop-up tent. , Can be stored in a bag of appropriate size. Therefore, the child seat cover 1 realizes a structure capable of relatively compact storage when the user removes the bicycle 2 from the bicycle 2 while securing a wider space around the head of the child seated on the child seat 3. Can be done.

Further, the four seats can stand on their own in a manner of being surface-supported by the front, rear, left and right ends of the child seat 3 by the action of the closed loop frame members 11, 21, 31, 41. Therefore, the number of attachment points for the child seat cover 1 to at least one of the bicycle 2 and the child seat 3 can be relatively reduced.

The upper sheet 50 is connected to the upper ends of each of the front sheet 10, the rear sheet 20, the left side sheet 30, and the right side sheet 40, which form a substantially square shape in a plan view, and covers the upper part of the child seat 3. The upper sheet 50 may be, for example, a fiber fabric that has been waterproofed or water repellent. As will be described later, the upper sheet 50 is held in a convex shape upward by the action of the holding member 60, and therefore has a larger surface area than the case where the upper part of the child seat 3 is covered with a flat surface.

Further, as will be described later, the upper seat 50 is configured to be openable with one end in the horizontal direction as the central axis, that is, an arch shape arranged along the outer edge of the upper portion of the left side seat 30 having a function as a door. The frame member 51 of the above is included.

As shown in FIG. 1, the holding member 60 holds the upper sheet 50 in an upward convex shape. As a result, it is possible to secure a sufficient space above the head of the child wearing a helmet sitting on the child seat 3 inside the child seat cover 1, and it is possible to suppress the feeling of oppression of the child. In addition, since rain flows down along the inclination of the upper sheet 50 having a convex shape upward, it is possible to positively suppress a situation in which water accumulates in the upper sheet 50. As shown in FIG. 1, the holding member 60 may be, for example, two relatively long wire rods made of elastically deformable metal or resin. For example, one end of the two wires is fixed to the right front end and the left rear end of the upper sheet 50, and the other end is fixed to the left front end and the right rear end of the upper sheet 50. As a result, the upper sheet 50 is arranged diagonally and elastically deformed to hold the upper sheet 50 in a convex shape upward.

Further, the holding member 60 may have any embodiment as long as the upper sheet 50 can be held in a convex shape upward. The holding member 60 is, for example, a mode in which the upper sheet 50 is held in a convex shape from the outside (upper side) of the upper sheet 50 (specifically, two relatively long pieces made of elastically deformable metal or resin. The wire may be such that the upper sheet 50 is suspended from above). Further, the holding member 60 may be, for example, a helmet-like member provided inside (lower side) of the upper seat 50.

Further, the holding member 60 may be omitted. In this case, the frame members 11, 21, 41 of the front sheet 10, the rear sheet 20, and the right side sheet 40 connected to the outer edge of the upper sheet 50, and the frame arranged along the upper outer edge of the left side sheet 30. By the action of the member 51, the upper sheet 50 can be held in a state where it is not recessed downward (a state relatively close to a flat surface). Therefore, it is possible to suppress a situation in which water accumulates in the upper sheet 50.

The eaves 70 is longest in the central portion in the left-right direction from the outer edge of the upper portion of the front sheet 10 (specifically, the curved portion on the upper side of the oval shape), and becomes shorter as the distance from the central portion is left and right. It is provided so as to extend forward. As a result, it is possible to prevent rain from falling from the ventilation portion 12 provided on the upper part of the front sheet 10.

An elastically deformable frame member 71 is attached to the outer edge of the front end of the eaves 70, and both ends of the frame member 71 are left and right ends of the eaves 70 (left and right lower ends of the connection portion with the front sheet 10). It is fixed to the part). Therefore, the user folds the eaves 70 near the outer edge of the upper end of the front sheet 10 and the outer edge of the front end of the upper sheet 50 by moving the frame member 71 rearward with both ends of the eaves 70 as fulcrums. be able to.

The skirt portion 80 extends downward from the lower part of the front seat 10, the rear seat 20, the left side seat 30, and the right side seat 40 (specifically, the curved portion below the oval shape) of the bicycle 2. It is provided in a manner capable of covering the footrest portion of the child seat 3, which is arranged in a manner adjacent to the left and right sides of the rear wheel. As a result, it is possible to prevent a situation in which the feet of a child sitting on the child seat 3 get wet with rain.

An elastic portion 81 is provided on the outer edge of the lower portion of the skirt portion 80 over the entire circumference. The elastic portion 81 is, for example, a rubber cord that is contained in a bag portion formed by weaving the outer edge of the lower portion of the skirt portion 80 inside, and has a natural length shorter than the entire circumference of the outer edge of the lower portion of the skirt portion 80. As a result, the outer edge of the lower part of the skirt portion 80 is contracted inward, so that the child seat 3 is caught under the footrest portion of the child seat 3 and the child seating on the child seat 3 is further prevented from getting wet with rain. it can. Further, the outer edge of the lower portion of the skirt portion 80 is caught under the footrest portion of the child seat 3, so that the skirt portion 80 is held along the footrest portion of the child seat 3. Therefore, as described above, it is possible to suppress a situation in which the child seat cover 1 moves relative to the bicycle 2 even in a mode in which the child seat cover 1 is fixed with a relatively small number of attachment points (two front and rear points). it can.

Further, as shown in FIG. 1, the portion (hereinafter, “skirt front portion”) 80A of the skirt portion 80 extending downward from the lower end portion of the front seat 10 straddles the rear wheel of the bicycle 2 in the left-right direction. It is provided in. Therefore, the central portion in the left-right direction is configured so that the vertical length is shorter than that of the left and right end portions.

A saddle cover 82 is provided at the center of the lower end of the front portion 80A of the skirt in the left-right direction. The saddle cover 82 has a bag-like shape with the lower side open, and as shown by the dotted line portion in FIG. 2B, the user spreads the front portion 80A of the skirt forward to allow the saddle 2A of the bicycle 2 to be opened. It can be moved from above to the covering position. Then, the saddle cover 82 can include the saddle 2A inside from the open portion on the lower side thereof. Further, the saddle cover 82 is contained in an elastic portion provided on the outer edge of the open portion (for example, a bag portion formed by weaving the outer edge of the open portion inside, and the natural length is longer than the entire circumference of the outer edge of the open portion. By the action of the short elastic cord), the state of containing the saddle 2A can be maintained. Thereby, for example, when the bicycle is left outdoors on a rainy day, the saddle 2A can be prevented from getting wet.

Further, if the user can keep the saddle 2A of the bicycle 2 provided in front of the child seat 3 from above and the saddle 2A from above when the front portion 80A of the skirt is spread forward, the saddle can be maintained. The aspect of the saddle cover 82 including 2A is arbitrary. For example, the central portion of the skirt front portion 80A may be made of an elastic fiber fabric (stretch fabric). Then, when the user spreads the skirt front portion 80A forward, the skirt front portion 80A extends so as to cover the upper part of the saddle 2A and is wound downward from the front end of the saddle 2A. It may be held at the front end. Further, for example, the central portion of the skirt front portion 80A is woven in the vertical direction and is held by a predetermined holder such as a fastener or a snap button. The skirt front portion 80A may be in a mode capable of covering the upper part of the saddle 2A by opening the woven portion. Thereby, for example, when the bicycle is left outdoors on a rainy day, the saddle 2A can be prevented from getting wet by holding the saddle 2A from above with the skirt front portion 80A.

The line fastener portion 90 is of the ridge line corresponding to the connecting portion between the left side sheet 30 and the upper sheet 50, the ridge line corresponding to the connecting portion between the left side sheet 30 and the front sheet 10, and the skirt portion 80. It is provided over a ridge line corresponding to a connecting portion between a portion (hereinafter, “skirt left side portion”) 80B extending downward from the left side sheet 30 of the skirt and the skirt front portion 80A. As a result, the user opens the line fastener portion 90, and the left side seat 30 and the skirt left side 80B are outside with one end in the horizontal direction (specifically, the rear end of the left side seat 30) as the central axis. It can be opened by rotating it. Therefore, even when the child seat cover 1 is attached to the child seat 3, the user can easily perform the work of putting the child on the child seat 3 and the work of removing the child from the child seat 3. Further, as described above, since the frame member 51 arranged along the outer edge of the upper part of the left side sheet 30 is arranged on the upper sheet 50, when the left side sheet 30 is opened to the outside, the upper sheet is opened. It is possible to suppress the situation where the left side surface of the 50 hangs down. Therefore, for example, when the left side seat 30 is opened to the outside in a rainy situation, water flows down from the upper seat 50 to the left side of the child seat cover 1, and a child or an adult who is in the process of getting on and off the child. It is possible to suppress a situation in which such a situation occurs.

Further, the line fastener portion 90 may be provided, for example, in a manner in which only the left side sheet 30 of the left side sheet 30 and the skirt left side 80B can be opened to the outside. That is, the line fastener portion 90 includes a ridge line corresponding to a connecting portion between the left side sheet 30 and the upper sheet 50, a ridge line corresponding to a connecting portion between the left side sheet 30 and the front sheet 10, and a left side sheet. It may be provided over the ridge line corresponding to the connecting portion between the 30 and the skirt portion 80 (the left side portion 80B of the skirt). Further, the wire fastener portion 90 may be provided on the right side surface in the same manner in addition to or instead of the left side surface of the child seat cover 1, for example. That is, the line fastener portion 90 extends a portion of the right side sheet 40 or the right side sheet 40 and the skirt portion 80 downward from the right side sheet 40 at one end in the horizontal direction (specifically, the right side surface). It may be provided in such a manner that it can be opened by rotating it outward with the rear end portion of the seat 40 as the central axis. Further, the wire fastener portion 90 may be provided on the front surface in the same manner as the left side surface of the child seat cover 1, for example. That is, the line fastener portion 90 has the front seat 10 or the front seat 10 and the skirt front portion 80A as the central axis with one end in the horizontal direction (specifically, any of the left and right ends of the front seat 10) as the central axis. , May be provided in a manner capable of being rotated outward to be opened.

As described above, at least one of the front seat 10, the left side seat 30, and the right side seat 40 may be configured as a door that can be opened to the outside with one end in the horizontal direction as the central axis. As a result, as described above, even when the child seat cover 1 is attached to the child seat 3, the user can easily perform the work of putting the child on the child seat 3 and the work of removing the child from the child seat 3.

[Stabilizing the posture of the child seat cover]
Next, with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5, the structure related to the stabilization of the posture of the child seat cover 1 according to the present embodiment will be specifically described.

4 and 5 are views showing an example of the inner structure of the child seat cover 1. Specifically, FIG. 4 shows the inside of the child seat cover 1 removed from the bicycle 2, and FIG. 5 shows the inside of the child seat cover 1 attached to the bicycle 2.

As shown in FIG. 4, a belt 25 is provided on the inner surface of the rear portion of the child seat cover 1. The belt 25 is made of nylon, for example. The belt 25 includes belts 25L and 25R.

One end of the belt 25L is connected to the inside of the rear seat 20 and the other end is connected to the inside of the left side seat 30.

One end of the belt 25L is connected to the central portion in the width direction (horizontal direction) and the vertical direction inside the rear seat 20. The other end of the belt 25L is connected to the inner rear portion and the lower portion of the left side seat 30. As a result, the belt 25L is installed on the inner surface of the rear portion of the child seat cover 1 so as to be bridged diagonally downward to the left in front view from a relatively high position in the central portion to a relatively low position in the left end portion. Ru.

One end of the belt 25R is connected to the inside of the rear seat 20 and the other end is connected to the inside of the right side seat 40.

One end of the belt 25R is connected to the central portion in the width direction (horizontal direction) and the vertical direction inside the rear seat 20. As shown in FIG. 4, in this example, the positions of one ends of the belts 25L and 25R are adjacent to each other on the left and right. The other end of the belt 25R is connected to the rear part and the lower part inside the right side seat 40. As a result, the belt 25R is installed on the inner surface of the rear portion of the child seat cover 1 so as to be bridged diagonally downward to the right in front view from a relatively high position in the central portion to a relatively low position in the right end portion. Ru.

One end of the belts 25L and 25R is slightly above the center of the upper end of the backrest portion of the child seat 3 in a state where the child seat cover 1 is attached to the bicycle 2 (child seat 3) by the front mounting portion 13 and the rear mounting portion 23. It is set to be in position. As a result, as shown in FIG. 5, the belts 25L and 25R can be obliquely hung on the backrest portion of the child seat 3 in a state where the child seat cover 1 is positioned by the front mounting portion 13 and the rear mounting portion 23. Further, the belts 25L and 25R are arranged so that the backrest portion of the child seat 3 is interposed between the belts 25L and 25R and the rear seat 20 so that the belts 25L and 25R are in a relatively loose state and a relatively stretched state. The length may be set. As a result, the rear seat 20 can be exerted on the rear seat 20 by the action of the belts 25L and 25R in a relatively stretched state to attract the child seat 3 to the backrest portion. Similarly, due to the reaction from the rear seat 20, a force attracted to the backrest portion of the child seat 3 acts on the belts 25L and 25R. Therefore, the child seat cover 1 is less likely to move in the front-rear direction and the width direction (horizontal direction) due to the surface contact between the rear seat 20 and the belts 25L and 25R and the backrest portion of the child seat 3. Therefore, the child seat cover 1 can easily hold the posture and stabilize the posture.

The rear mounting portion 23 may be omitted, and the child seat cover 1 may be positioned by the belts 25L and 25R. That is, the belts 25L and 25R may function as a mounting mechanism for the bicycle 2 (child seat 3) instead of the rear mounting portion 23.

Further, the left side seat 30 and the right side seat 40 are subjected to a force for lifting the belts 25L and 25R, which are in a relatively stretched state, diagonally upward toward the rear, respectively. As a result, the child seat cover 1 is less likely to tilt forward, and it becomes easier to maintain the correct posture. Therefore, the child seat cover 1 can further stabilize its posture.

[Action]
Next, the operation of the child seat cover 1 according to the present embodiment will be described.

In the present embodiment, the belts 25L and 25R (an example of the band-shaped member) have one end connected to the central portion in the width direction and the other end located below the one end on the inner surface of the rear portion of the child seat cover 1 in the width direction. Connected to the outer edge.

The shape of the child seat 3 that can be attached to the bicycle 2 is various. For example, there are products having a relatively flat shape and a relatively narrow seat width without a handle that serves as a handle for a child. In the case of such a product, the area of the contact portion with the child seat cover 1 may be relatively small, or the attachment location of the fastener of the child seat cover 1 may be limited, and the posture of the child seat cover 1 may not be stable. There is sex.

On the other hand, in the present embodiment, the child seat cover 1 can diagonally hang the belt 25 provided on the inner surface of the rear portion on the backrest portion of the child seat 3. Therefore, the child seat cover 1 is less likely to move in the front-rear direction and the width direction (horizontal direction), and its posture can be made more stable.

One of the belts 25L and 25R may be omitted.

Further, in the present embodiment, one end of the belts 25L and 25R is connected to the inner surface of the rear seat 20 (an example of the back surface) that covers the rear of the child seat 3, and the other end is the left side seat that covers the side of the child seat 3. 30. It may be connected to the inner surface of the right side seat 40 (both are examples of the side surface portion).

As a result, the child seat cover 1 is lifted diagonally upward toward the left side seat 30 and the right side seat 40 from the belt 25 in which the belt 25 is diagonally hung on the backrest portion of the child seat 3 and is relatively stretched. Receive power. Therefore, the child seat cover 1 can easily maintain its correct posture and can further stabilize its posture.

The other end of the belt 25L may be connected to the left end portion and the lower portion of the rear surface sheet 20 instead of the left side sheet 30. Similarly, the other end of the belt 25R may be connected to the right end portion and the lower portion of the rear seat 20 instead of the right seat 40.

[Transform / Change]
Although the embodiments have been described in detail above, the present disclosure is not limited to such specific embodiments, and various modifications and changes can be made within the scope of the gist described in the claims.

For example, the configuration corresponding to the belt 25 (belts 25L, 25R) of the above-described embodiment may be provided on the inner surface of the rear portion of the child seat cover of any form. For example, the same configuration as the belt 25 may be adopted for the child seat cover in the form disclosed in Patent Document 1 described above. As a result, the same action / effect is obtained.

Further, in the above-described embodiments and modifications, the child seat cover 1 in a mode of covering the child seat 3 provided at the rear portion of the bicycle 2 has been described, but the child seat in the mode of covering the child seat provided in the front portion of the bicycle 2 has the same configuration. It may be used for the cover. In this case, since the child seat provided at the front portion of the bicycle 2 is younger than the child seat provided at the rear portion, the vertical dimension is set to be relatively small. Further, the configuration corresponding to the saddle cover 82 may be omitted.

1 Child seat cover (child seat cover for bicycles)
10 Front seat 11 Frame member 20 Rear seat (back)
21 Frame member 23 Rear mounting part 25, 25L, 25R Belt (belt-shaped member)
30 Left side seat (side surface)
31 Frame member 40 Right side seat (side surface)
41 Frame member 50 Upper sheet 51 Frame member 60 Holding member 80 Skirt part 80A Skirt front part 82 Saddle cover 90 Line fastener part

Claims (2)

A bicycle child seat cover that can be attached to the bicycle so as to cover the child seat provided on the bicycle.
On the inner surface of the rear portion, one end is connected to the central portion in the width direction, and the other end is provided with a band-shaped member connected to the outer end portion in the width direction located below the one end.
Child seat cover for bicycles. A back portion that covers the back of the child seat and
A side surface portion that covers the side of the child seat is provided.
One end of the strip-shaped member is connected to the inner surface of the back surface portion, and the other end is connected to the inner surface of the side surface portion.
The child seat cover for a bicycle according to claim 1.

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