JP3200804U - Bicycle rain storage case - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a rain gear storage case for a bicycle capable of easily taking in and out wet rain gear worn during a bicycle run. A rack 100 is attached to a handle arm BH or a frame BF of a bicycle with a fixture G1 that is bent and connected in a substantially horizontal position, and the fixture G1 is fitted to the handle arm BH or the frame BF. And a configuration in which the angle of the rack 100 can be arbitrarily fixed by rotating the clamping unit, or a configuration in which a refracting member is provided by being connected to the clamping unit. A case 1 with a lid provided with a closing key K is provided, and the case 1 is detachably fixed to the rack 100 or the bicycle body. [Selection] Figure 11

Description

The present invention relates to a storage case such as rain gear mounted on a bicycle.

When riding on a rainy day, it is dangerous to drive with an umbrella even though it prevents rain, so raincoats such as raincoats and rain feathers that can be used with both hands are recommended.
However, in rainy weather, wet rain gloves, rain ponchos, folding umbrellas, cloaks, raincoats, gloves, helmets, etc. There are draining and folding.
For this reason, in the past, wet rain gear was left in the basket of the bicycle that was parked, or carried in a bag carried by itself or at home, at work, or at school.
If left unattended, there is a risk of theft. Carrying wet items becomes a load and loads a lot, and in reality it is difficult to move and store.
If possible, it is desirable to simply fold the rain gear in the bicycle parking lot, and store it in a safe and sturdy case that is safe from theft.

In order to store rain gear at a bicycle parking lot after driving in rainy weather, the rain gear itself can be made of a material with a good water repellency and easy to fold, and the structure itself is easy to fold. Improvements are also required.
Especially when commuting to work or going to school by bicycle, etc., when you park in a bicycle parking lot, a safe case is installed on the bicycle, and you can store it safely by storing wet rain gear such as rain feathers there. Can do.
Here, there was a problem of improving the storage case for rain gear for bicycles.

Conventionally, bicycle rain gear storage cases include the following.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 8-268366 “Bicycle rain gear” Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open Publication No. 2004-67007 "Cage with a storage case such as rain gear" JP 2011-195001 A "Right and left open / close rain gear storage case for bicycles and scooters." Utility model registration No. 3160756 publication "Motorcycle carrying storage box for motorcycles" Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2004-244001 “Forehead with a rain gutter for bicycles” Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-188283 “Case for Bicycle Wearing”

In conventional rain gear cases, as shown in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 3, a rain gear is connected to the rain gear case by rotating it with a coil spring by a spring action to wind and store the rain gear. There are some that can pull out rain gear and wear it, or store it automatically.

However, this configuration also has a dangerous aspect because the vehicle body and the human body are connected with rain gears, and the configuration in which the case and the rain gear are connected and stored has practical safety issues.
Furthermore, when you leave the bicycle, to prevent theft or to dry the wet rain gear that has been caught, you can either remove and carry the rain gear while wrapping it, or unwind and spread it to dry it. Requested.

Further, shopping cart cases such as a front carrier (front car) and a rear carrier (rear stand and rear car) are attached to the conventional bicycle.
The front and rear baskets can be used to store articles, goods, and other rain gear, but they are simply cages that do not have a lid. With this type of fixed type, the rain gear is exposed inside the case when leaving the bicycle. It was feared that it could be lost and stolen.

Patent Document 2 with a drawer case provided at the bottom of the car 2, Patent Document 4 with a rain storage chamber separately formed in the case, and Patent Document 5 with a case with a lid. Some are provided in the frame.
In Patent Document 2, Patent Document 4, and Patent Document 5, a storage case is fixed somewhere on a bicycle frame, and raining equipment wet in the rain is rounded down or delicately folded. Many of them were difficult to put in and out.

In addition, there were the following problems and requests for rain gear cases for bicycles.
(1) When riding rain bicycles such as rain rain wings, rain ponchos, folding umbrellas, cloaks, raincoats, etc., when folded into a case, the conventional case may have a configuration that maintains a stable opening shape. Because the case itself does not open greatly, it is not possible to smoothly put in and out the rain gear.
(2) Also, if it is simply a case as in the past, and there is nothing that can be used as a stand or clue when folding, it will be time consuming to fold, and it will be difficult for clumsy people and children to fold well. It takes time.
(3) The case is fixed to a bicycle frame or parts. However, if the position of the case is low, it is not easy to use, and if the opening is not sufficient, the rainwater from wet rain gear will be scattered around.

(4) If the case does not have a lid, the case may be easily opened without permission even if there is a lid, or the opening may be destroyed and the rain gear may be stolen. Case robustness is required.
Since it is designed to be mounted on a bicycle, the concept of elegant form and high decorativeness differs depending on the type of bicycle.
Rain gear storage cases are often requested to have a simple design.

The present invention is a case for storing rain gear to be worn when riding a bicycle, and the rain gear storage case is particularly useful when mounted on a bicycle.
An object of the present invention is to provide a bicycle rain gear storage case that can be easily folded when wet rain gear used when a bicycle is running, and can smoothly be stored in the case and is locked.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a bicycle rain case storage case that has an auxiliary function for easily folding rain gear, that can easily store wet rain gear, and that is configured to prevent theft.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention proposes a bicycle rain case storage case having the following configuration.

The present invention provides a rack (a function of a shelf, a table, and a table) that is connected to a bicycle handle arm or frame with a fitting that is bent in a bent manner and maintained in a substantially horizontal position, and is placed on the rack. A bicycle rain gear characterized in that a case having an opening lid with a closing key is provided at the opening, and the case is detachably fixed to the rack or the bicycle, and the rack and the case are combined. It is a storage case.

The fixture includes a holding portion that fits into a handle arm or a frame, and the holding portion rotates to arbitrarily fix the rack angle, or connected to the fixed holding portion to provide a refractive member. It is a configuration.
For the rack, a lightweight wire having a substantially concave shape in plan view is also proposed.
The case is a case with a lid that opens, such as a case made of a flexible cloth and provided with a fastener for opening and closing.
The case is also disclosed with a case that is made of a flexible stretchable / retractable cloth with a fastener for opening and closing and expands the storage volume according to the contents, or a case that expands the storage volume by expanding the folding with a bellows-like structure. .

The case is made of synthetic resin or metal, made of canvas, made of waterproof cloth, made of waterproof rubber, made of fabric with jersey attached to the front and back of neoprene rubber, and is a container with an open lid made of all-weather material. The container is provided with a lock that is held closed with a key.

The case is a container with a lid, the container has a wide opening, the case itself has a key for opening and closing, and the case has a structure for connecting to a bicycle or rack with a key. In other words, the opening of the case and the connection to the bicycle are detachable with a key.

In the present invention, by combining a rack and a case, it is possible to perform a function as a horizontal shelf, a table or a table that can be used as a clue or assist in folding even with a relatively narrow rack.

The rack is attached to a bicycle handle arm, a front carrier (front car), a rear carrier (loading platform) or a frame of the bicycle main body so as to be refractably connected and maintained in a substantially horizontal position.
The fixture includes a clamping portion that fits into a handle arm or the like, maintains the rack in a horizontal position, and refracts it in the hanging direction.
A configuration in which the holding portion rotates to arbitrarily fix the rack angle, or a configuration in which a refractive member is provided in connection with the holding portion is proposed.
The mounting tool is detachably fixed to the bicycle body with a hook-and-loop fastener, a synthetic resin mounting grip, a screw-type metal mounting bracket, and the like.

The case for storing rain gear was placed on the rack and connected and fixed detachably.
The rack can be used not only to place and connect the storage case but also to fold the rain gear on the rack or on the upper surface of the case placed on the rack.
In the case where the case is set, it is often folded using a plane on the upper surface of the case. Therefore, it is preferable that the fixing means is strong so that the rack maintains a horizontal position.

In addition, the case for storing the rain gear is configured so that the opening can be locked, and the case can always be set on the bicycle, but the case may be one that can be unlocked from the rack and carried separately. What is configured on the premise of carrying in this way is designed like a handbag, with a handle provided at the top of the case.

The present invention is configured as described above and has the following technical effects.
(1) Since the bicycle rain case storage case of the present invention is provided with a rack (shelf, stand) attached to a bicycle handle arm or frame with a fixture that is bent in a bent manner and maintained in a substantially horizontal position. As a work table for folding rain gear wet in the rain, the rain gear can be folded on the horizontal plane as a clue.
(2) In the present invention, since the rack is maintained horizontally and the case is placed on the basis thereof, the opening of the case maintains a stable opening shape.
Since the case itself opens greatly upwards, it is possible to smoothly put in and out the rain gear folded.

(3) The opening of the bicycle rain gear storage case has a lid with a key, and the bicycle rain gear storage case itself is connected to the rack or the bicycle by a key.
In the configuration with a fastener in the center of the case and a lock that connects to the bicycle handle arm on the fastener slider, the case opening can be closed and connected to the handle arm with a single key. Both the rain gear and the case itself are stolen. Can be prevented.
In addition to one configuration, the number of keys may be two, that is, a key for opening and closing the case, and a key for connecting the case and a rack or a bicycle.
By locking with this key, the rain gear stored in the case cannot be opened without permission and cannot be removed from the case, and the case itself is also connected to the rack or bicycle with a key, so the rain gear stored in the case It cannot be removed without permission.
If the bicycle is set in a bicycle parking device, the entire case and rain gear including the bicycle will not be stolen or lost.

(4) In addition, since the case for storing the rain gear is configured to be detachably fixed to the rack or bicycle with a key, the case is unlocked when leaving the bicycle if necessary, such as washing. It is also possible to carry it by removing it from the rack.
As mentioned above, a safe storage case that is easy to use and locks on the bicycle is attached, so that rain gear can be stored as it is even when it is wet or dry, and it can cope with sudden rain, It also leads to prevention of dangerous driving.
Carrying rain gear all the time can also contribute to traffic safety.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a bicycle rain case storage case according to a first embodiment of the present invention in a state in which a rack is provided on a bicycle handle arm and a rain gear storage case is mounted. FIG. 2 is a top view of the bicycle rain case storage case shown in the first embodiment, which is mounted inside the handle arm of the bicycle. FIG. 3 is a top view of the bicycle rain gear storage case shown in the first embodiment when mounted on the outside of the handle arm of the bicycle. FIG. 4 is a hypothetical explanatory view showing that the bicycle rain gear storage case can be attached to a frame at an arbitrary position of the bicycle such as the upper center of the handle arm of the bicycle, the front surface of the front carrier, and the side surface of the rear carrier.

FIG. 5 is a second embodiment of a bicycle rain gear storage case according to the present invention, which is a folding storage case that is attached to a rack that can be bent and can be maintained in a horizontal position. It is a perspective view explaining in order that it throws in and closes the lid of a case, and it pushes and pushes in small and stores. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the rack of the bicycle rain gear storage case shown in the second embodiment and the fixture for fixing the rack to the handle arm. A groove rail that is attached to and detached from the fixture is provided on the rear surface of the rack, and a protrusion that fits on the upper surface of the fixture is provided, and the member with the protrusion is bent 90 degrees and maintains a horizontal position. It is. FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the bicycle rain case storage case shown in the second embodiment in a closed state. FIG. 8 is a bicycle rain case storage case similarly shown in the second embodiment, and is a perspective view showing a state in which the rain gear is housed therein and then pressed and folded closed. FIG. 9 is a hypothetical explanation showing that the thin-type bicycle rain case storage case of the second embodiment can be attached to the frame at an arbitrary position of the bicycle, such as the center upper portion of the handle arm of the bicycle, the front surface of the front carrier, and the side of the rear carrier. FIG.

FIG. 10 shows a bicycle rain case storage case according to the present invention, which is attached to the front of the handle arm and has a L-shaped rack in side view, and a relatively large and deep case with a fastener around the side surface. It is a perspective view which shows Example 3 which mounted the case with a lid which opens large.

FIG. 11 shows a bicycle rain case storage case according to the present invention, in which a lightweight rack formed of a substantially concave wire is fixed to the handle arm at any position (horizontal position and bent and hung down). 10 is a perspective view showing Example 4. FIG.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the bicycle rain gear storage case according to the present invention in which the fixture G1 and the telescopic rack 100 are combined. FIG. 13 is a perspective view of two cases for explaining the shape of the storage case and various materials.

A best mode for carrying out a rain gear storage case for a bicycle according to the present invention will be described.

1 to 4 show Embodiment 1 of a bicycle rain gear storage case according to the present invention.
In the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1, a rack 100 that is maintained at a substantially horizontal position and supported by a Y-shaped frame YB is provided on a handle arm BH of a bicycle, and an opening that is opened by a fastener F is provided in the rack 100 for closing. A bicycle rain case storage case characterized in that a case 1 having a key K is placed and provided, and the case 1 is detachably fixed to the rack 100 and the rack 100 and the case 1 are combined. .

The fastener F is disposed vertically in the center of the right container 21 and the left container 22 so that the case 1 is greatly opened to the left and right, and the fastener slider FS is provided with a closure maintenance key K used for closure when connected to the rack 100. It has been.
The rack 100 is relatively narrow and small, but has a sufficient shelf width and strength to serve as a clue to folding the rain gear R or the like.

Although the case 1 is placed on the rack 100, the case 1 is also stable, so that the upper surface forms a folding plane such as the rain gear R as a clue.
In the present invention, by combining the rack 100 having a small table function and the case 1 for storing rain gear, even the rack 100 having a relatively narrow width can perform the function of assisting folding.

The case 1 of the first embodiment is made of a flexible waterproof cloth. The wet rain gear R is folded and put into the case 1, and since there is the rack 1, the pressure is pressed from above and the key K is applied to reduce the volume. Stored.
The case 1 is made of a flexible stretchable / retractable cloth having a fastener for opening and closing, and is also a case that expands the storage volume according to the contents. While expanding, the volume will eventually be reduced.
Further, a case in which the storage volume is increased by expanding the folding of the case 1 having a bellows-like structure is also possible.

Without the rack 100, it cannot be pushed in, and it takes time to fold it in the air and put it in the case without support unless it is difficult for the child to get used to.
The case 1 is connected to the rack 100 with a key K to prevent theft.

The fastener F that opens and closes the opening and the fastener slider FS is provided with a lock that is connected to the handle arm BH of the bicycle B, and not only the case 1 cannot be opened by locking, but also the lock that is connected to the handle arm BH. The case 1 itself cannot be removed from the handle arm BH.
When the case 1 is formed of a flexible material as in the first embodiment, it is useful because it has a cushioning function in an emergency situation in which the bicycle turns forward while the bicycle is running.

As shown in the figure, the rack 100 is provided with two rubber rings 108 for bundling. When the case 1 is not in use, the rubber ring 108 can be hung around to tie the case 1 small.
Furthermore, the case 1 can be carried away from the rack 100 by unlocking the key K and releasing the member that connects the case 1 and the rack 100.
If a handle 23 such as the upper surface of the case 1 is attached, it can be used as a handbag.
The rain gown wrapping is made into a handbag-like product packaging at the time of sale, and a rack 100 with attachments according to the form of the handbag is used as an option, so that the rain gear storage case can be used. Although it is indirect, it can contribute to reducing umbrella driving.

In the perspective view of the first embodiment, the configuration in which the rack 100 is maintained in the horizontal position with the Y-shaped frame YB is shown. However, the rack 100 has a long side on the handle arm side that is not shown in the handle arm. The Y-shaped frame YB can be removed from the back surface of the rack 100 and folded into a position where it refracts and hangs down.

The case 1 can be made of a material such as a synthetic resin or metal, a canvas, a waterproof cloth, a waterproof rubberized material, or a fabric with a jersey attached to the front and back of a neoprene rubber.
Further, the opening is not limited to a form that opens and closes to the left and right, but can be changed to a form of a container with a lid that is opened by folding the lid.
Even in that case, the lid and the container are provided with a lock that is closed and held by the key K.
It is preferable that the opening is large and the upper surface of the lid is flat so that the rain gear R can be folded.

The case 1 is basically a container with a lid, the container has a wide opening, and the case 1 itself has an opening / closing key. Further, the case 1 is disconnected from the bicycle B or the rack 100 with the key K. It has a structure.
That is, the connection between the opening of the case 1 and the bicycle B is ensured by one or more keys K.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view in which the rack 100 is attached to the inside of the handle arm BH, that is, the saddle side, in a partial top view of FIG. Indicates the position.
By bringing the case 1 closer to the bicycle occupant, the opening and closing of the case 1 is facilitated by reaching even at the boarding position. On the other hand, FIG. 3 shows an example in which the rack 100 is attached to the outside of the handle arm BH, that is, the front carrier (front car) side.
This configuration has an advantage that the case 1 can be made large.
When placing a relatively large case 1 of a hard member as shown in FIG. 12 described later, it is better to place the case 1 outside the handle arm BH as shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 4, the bicycle rain gear storage case 1 has a rack 100 at an appropriate position on the bicycle B such as the front of the front carrier (front car) of the bicycle B, the inner or outer side of the handle arm, the side of the rear carrier, and the like. It can be mounted.

The rack 100 and the case 1 are not limited to a specific structure as long as the rack 100 and the case 1 are fixed in a detachable manner.
For example, the rack 100 and the case 1 can be replaced by a fitting structure having a concavo-convex relationship, a hook-and-loop fastener, a retaining hook, or the like.

5 to 9 are Embodiment 2 of a bicycle rain gear storage case according to the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a state in which the rain gear R such as wet rain feathers is stored over time.
In Example 2, the case 1 is a container with a lid 2 and surrounded by a bottom surface 3, a left side surface 4, a right side surface 5, and a front surface 6, and includes fold lines 2C, fold lines 4A, 4B, 4C, fold lines 5A, 5B, Can be folded at 5C, 6A, 6B, 6C.
When the lid 2 is opened and stood up, the left side surface 4, the right side surface 5 and the front surface 6 stand up to expose the opening.
The case 1 as a whole is made of a flexible material, but the lid and the container are provided with a lock that is closed with a key K.

FIG. 5 shows a state in which the case 1 is opened.
When the case 1 is opened, the left side surface 4, the right side surface 5, the front surface 6 and the lid 2 stand upright almost vertically, so that it is easy to put in and out the rain gear R such as rain feathers with a wide opening.
When the lid 2 is tilted and closed, the left side surface 4, the right side surface 5, and the front surface 6 are also tilted inward of the case and the left side surface 4, the right side surface 5, and the front surface 6 themselves are stored.
A hanger 7 and a hanger hole 7H are respectively provided below the lid 2 and the front surface 6 so that the blockage can be maintained.
Further, the key K is attached to the shaft portion of the bottom surface 3 and the lid 2, and when the key K is locked, the lid cannot be opened.

The case 1 is detachably connected to the rack 100.
The rack 100 is configured to be refractable to the bicycle handle arm BH and maintain a horizontal position with the fixture G1.
Another type of fixture G2 indicated by reference numeral G2 in the figure has a structure for attaching the rack 100 to a vertical frame that supports the handle arm BH.

Wet rain gear R is shaken to drain rainwater, and the upper surface of case 1 is folded appropriately to the size that can be stored in the upper surface of case 1 while sensing the flatness and size of the upper surface of case 1 Usually, it is stored in the case 1 as the rain gear Rr folded in a rough manner.
When the lid 2 is tilted and closed, the left side surface 4, the right side surface 5, and the front surface 6 are also tilted toward the inside of the case, and the rain gear Rr folded roughly is stored.
In this case, the rain gear Rr folded roughly is pressed from the top and bottom by the bottom surface 3 and the lid 2 firmly fixed by the rack 100, and is pressed from all directions and is firmly folded and stored.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view illustrating a state in which the rack 100 of the bicycle rain gear storage case illustrated in the second embodiment is slid onto the fixture G1 fixed to the handle arm BH.
A fixture G1 having a convex slide protrusion G5 on the top is attached to the handle arm BH, a rack 100 having a concave slide groove rail G6 on the back surface, and the concave slide groove rail is a convex shape of the fixture G1. The rack 100 is fixed by sliding along the type of the slide ridge. The rack 100 is not easily dropped by this insertion.

The fixture G1 shown in FIG. 6 includes a holding part G3 having a rubber ring part G2 fixed to the handle arm BH and a refractive member G4 having a head having a slide protrusion G5, and maintains the rack 100 in a horizontal position. And refracted in the hanging direction.
In order to fold the rack 100, a refracting member G4 is provided on a fixture G1 having a clamping part G3 fixed to the handle arm BH with screws or the like.

FIG. 7 shows a state in which the case 1 with the opening / closing lid shown in FIG. 5 is placed on the rack 100 attached to the handle arm BH.
It is a relatively thin case 1 that opens large during storage and is pressed from the top and bottom four sides after storage, and can be stored small by pressing the wet rain gear R that has been pushed in properly.
FIG. 8 is a view showing a state where the rain gear R is stored in the case 1 and the cover 2 is closed.
Since the cover 2 is slightly inflated even when the rain gear R is stored as well as when the rain gear R is not stored, it does not hinder the operation of the bicycle.
The case 1 of the second embodiment is a so-called accordion-like folded structure, and is a case in which the storage volume is expanded by expanding the folding.

FIG. 9 shows an example in which the bicycle rain case storage case shown in the second embodiment is set on a bicycle. It is a virtual explanatory view showing that a rain gear storage case can be attached.
Each part has a key and a structure that cannot be taken out without permission.

The fixture G1 is for attaching the rack 100 to the bicycle so that the case 1 for storing the rain gear R can be stably opened and the rain gear R can be pushed in, and the design can be changed according to the mounting location.
Due to safe driving of the bicycle and structural restrictions, the part to which the rack 100 is attached is inside or outside the handle arm BH or in front of the front carrier, but is not limited thereto.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of a bicycle rain gear storage case according to the present invention, in which the rack 100 is L-shaped in a side view.
The rack 100 is a type attached to the front side of the handle arm BH, and the rack 100 is L-shaped in a side view. The rack 100 is a relatively large and deep case 1 and a case with a lid that is opened wide by providing a fastener F around the side surface. is there.
A case is placed on a rack 100 in which two plates connected by a hinge are opened at a substantially right angle in an L shape when viewed from the side. The rack 100 is connected with a key.
According to this configuration, a case having a relatively large height can be stably placed.

FIG. 11 is a bicycle rain case storage case according to the present invention, and shows a fourth embodiment in which a lightweight rack 100 formed of a substantially concave wire is connected to a handle arm BH by a fixture G1.
The rack 100 is connected to the bicycle by a fixture G1 having a holding portion that is fixed to the handle arm BH at an arbitrary position (a horizontal position and a position where the rack 100 is bent and bent).
The attachment G1 has a configuration in which friction rubber is arranged on the inner surface of a strong hook-and-loop fastener so as to have a range of angle adjustment, and the attachment G1 attached to the handle arm BH can be rotated 360 degrees when loosened. When using, fix at an arbitrary angle.
The rack 100 according to the fourth embodiment is formed by bending a thick wire into a substantially concave shape.

The bicycle rain case storage case of the fourth embodiment is connected to the rack 100 having the fixture G1.
The case 1 is provided with a fixing band 10 made of cloth as shown in the figure, into which the convex wire portion inside the rack 100 is inserted.
The convex wire part is inserted into the gap of the fixed band 10 and attached detachably.
Further, the slider FS of the opening / closing fastener F of the case 1 is provided with a connecting portion having a key K to be connected to the rack 100, and opening / closing and separation can be managed by the key K.

FIG. 12 is a combination of the fixture G1 and the telescopic rack 100 in the bicycle rain gear storage case according to the present invention.
The rack 100 with a fixture is fitted to the handle arm BH and screwed, and the portion that becomes the rack 100 (shelf) is extendable and can be fixed in a horizontal position.
The rack 100 is attached to the handle arm BH or the frame, is a rotationally movable, and is a rigid synthetic resin fixture G1 that is fixed at an arbitrary position (horizontal position or a position where it hangs after being bent). The rack 100 has a structure in which the rack 100 can be extended to a predetermined width and can be shortened. The width of the rack 100 is increased according to the width of the case 1, and the case 1 is placed and connected.

For attachment, the base is screwed by fitting to the handle arm BH or the like, the portion that becomes the rack (shelf) 100 is expanded and contracted to adjust the width to the case 1, and the angle in the extending direction of the rack 100 is determined by the screw at the connecting portion. It can be adjusted at the horizontal position and fixed at the other position.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view illustrating an example of two robust cases for explaining the shape of the storage case and various materials.
Each case 1 is a hard case made of a synthetic resin and is a lockable type. It is used in combination with a bicycle handle arm BH or a rack 100 that is attached to a frame and can be bent and maintained in a horizontal position.

The translucent case provided with the lid shown on the left side in the figure is placed on the rack 100 and is locked and connected. Water drain holes and ventilation holes are appropriately formed. The size is enough for rain gear R to enter. Since it is a hard case, other articles can be stored. Since it is mounted on the rack 100 provided with the refracting fixture G1, it is easy to eliminate cleaning and internal rainwater by refracting even a little deep, and the inside can be kept clean.

The case 1 on the right side in the figure is a case with an opaque key made of synthetic resin, and is a shallow container that is mounted and connected to the rack 100. A reflection sheet 11 is provided on the surface in the traveling direction.

Although it is intended to improve the storage of rain gear when riding a bicycle, it can also be used for safe storage of other bicycle equipment and storage of rain gear when running a wheelchair.

(1) Case (bicycle rain storage case)
(11) Reflective sheet (2) Lid (21) Case left container (22) Case right container (23) Handle (3) Bottom (4) Left side (5) Right side (6) Front (7) Hook (7H) Hanging hole (100) Rack (108) Rubber ring (BF) Bicycle frame (BH) Bicycle handle arm (F) Fastener (FS) Fastener slider (K) Key (R) Rain gear (Rr) Folded rain gear

Claims (5)

A bicycle handle arm or frame is provided with a rack that is refractorably coupled and maintained in a substantially horizontal position, and a case that is placed on the rack and includes a closing key at the opening is provided. Bicycle rain gear storage case, which is detachably connected to the bicycle body. Provided with a rack attached to the bicycle handle arm or frame with a fitting that is refractorably connected and maintained in a substantially horizontal position, and is mounted on the rack with an opening lid with a closing key at the opening. A bicycle rain case storage case, wherein the case is detachably fixed to a rack or a bicycle body. A rack is attached to a handle arm or frame of a bicycle with a bendable connection and attached to a substantially horizontal position, and the attachment includes a holding portion that fits into the handle arm or the frame, and the holding portion Is a configuration in which the angle of the rack can be arbitrarily fixed by rotating, or a configuration in which a refracting member is provided by being connected to a fixed clamping portion, and is provided with a closing key in the opening portion mounted on the rack. A bicycle rain case storage case provided with a case with a lid that opens, the case being detachably fixed to a rack or a bicycle body. The bicycle rack storage case according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the rack is a wire that is substantially concave in a plan view. The case is characterized in that it is made of a flexible stretchable / retractable cloth having a fastener for opening and closing, and a case for expanding the storage volume according to the contents, or a case for expanding the storage by expanding the folding. The bicycle rain case storage case according to any one of claims 1 to 4.