JP5020178B2 - Light fixture structure for saddle-ride type vehicles - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a lamp structure of a saddle-ride type vehicle such as a motorcycle.

Conventionally, in the above lighting device structure, a headlamp located on the left and right inside of the vehicle body and a front turn signal located on the left and right outside of the vehicle body are provided separately from each other, and the left and right outer ends of the headlamp and the left and right inside of the front blinker are provided. There is one that forms an integrated external appearance by bringing the end portions close to each other so as to be continuous (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
The outer surface of the vehicle body front cover on which the headlamp and the left and right front blinkers are arranged has a streamline shape that curves so as to be located rearward on the left and right outer sides. The turn signal is also arranged in a curved shape.
Japanese Patent No. 3584720

  By the way, each lamp body of the headlamp and the front blinker is formed by integrally joining a housing that opens outward of the vehicle and a lens that closes the opening of the housing at the outer peripheral portion thereof. The housing and the lens are generally resin-molded products. However, when the headlamp and the front winker are curved as described above, the front winker lens and the housing with respect to the direction in which the headlamp lens and the housing are removed from the mold are used. It is preferable for molding to incline the die-cutting direction.

However, when the headlamps and the front winkers having different mold release directions are arranged close to each other, there is a problem that the joints between the lens and the housing of the headlamps and the front winker easily interfere with each other at the adjacent locations. In addition, if the headlamp and the front turn signal are simply separated to avoid the interference, there is a problem that a gap between them widens and affects the integrated appearance.
Further, at least one of the end portions, it is possible to displace the joint portion inside the lamp body and narrow the gap by forming a thick joint rib with the housing on the outer periphery of the lens. In this case, sink marks due to a temperature difference (density difference) inside and outside the thick portion at the time of molding the lens (such as dents and dents caused by molding shrinkage; the same applies hereinafter) are likely to occur on the outer surface of the lens and affect the lens appearance. There is a problem of giving.

  Therefore, the present invention is a saddle-type vehicle lighting structure in which the first lighting device on the left and right inside of the vehicle body and the second lighting device on the left and right outside of the vehicle body are close to each other, and the spread of the gap between the lighting devices is suppressed. An object of the present invention is to prevent the joint between the lens and the housing in each lighting device from interfering with each other and to prevent the occurrence of sink marks on the outer surface of the lens when molding the lens.

As a means for solving the above problems, the invention described in claim 1 includes a first lighting device (for example, the headlamp 61 of the embodiment) located on the left and right inner sides of the vehicle body and a second lighting device (for example, the working device) located on the left and right outer sides of the vehicle body. The front blinker 71 of the example is provided separately from each other, and the left and right outer end portions (for example, the end portion 62 of the embodiment) of the first lighting device and the left and right inner end portions (for example, the end of the embodiment) of the second lighting device. In the lamp structure of the saddle-ride type vehicle in which the parts 72) are close to each other so as to be continuous with each other, the lamps of each lamp (for example, the lamps 67 and 77 of the embodiment) are respectively housings that open to the outside of the vehicle ( For example, the housings 65 and 75 of the embodiment and the lenses (for example, the lenses 66 and 76 of the embodiment) that close the opening of the housing are integrally joined at the outer peripheral portions thereof, At least one (eg real The headlamp 61 in the example has a shielding wall (for example, in the example) that extends from the lens outer surface (for example, the lens outer surface 61a in the example) side to enter a gap (for example, the gap s in the example) between the end portions. A shielding wall 81) is provided, and a joining rib (for example, the joining rib 68 in the embodiment) at the outer peripheral portion of the lens is provided inside the lamp body with respect to the shielding wall, and the shielding wall and the joining rib are provided. A cavity (for example, the cavity 82 in the embodiment) is provided between the two.
The saddle-ride type vehicle is a concept that includes all vehicles that ride on the vehicle body, and includes not only motorcycles (including motorbikes) but also three-wheel or four-wheel vehicles, and a low-floor footrest. It is a concept including a scooter type vehicle having a section.

  The invention described in claim 2 is characterized in that the first lighting device is a headlamp and the second lighting device is a front blinker.

  In the invention described in claim 3, the hollow portion opens toward the housing side, and a closing member (for example, the sponge member 83 of the embodiment) is attached to the opening of the hollow portion (for example, the opening 82a of the embodiment). It is characterized by.

  The invention described in claim 4 is characterized in that the closing member is a sponge member.

  The invention described in claim 5 is characterized in that the blocking member is arranged on the inner side of the lamp body with respect to the outer side surface of the shielding wall (for example, the outer side surface 81c of the embodiment).

According to the first aspect of the present invention, at least one of the end portions adjacent to each other in each lighting device is provided with a shielding wall extending from the lens outer surface side so as to enter the gap between the end portions, thereby It becomes difficult to see the back of the gap from the outside, making the gap inconspicuous and providing a sense of unity between the lamps.
Further, by providing a bonding rib with the housing at the outer peripheral portion of the lens inside the lamp body from the shielding wall, the bonding portion between the lens and the housing at the end portion where the shielding wall is provided is displaced to the lamp body inner side. In addition, it is possible to prevent the joints in the lighting devices from interfering with each other, and to make the lighting devices close to each other to form an integrated and continuous appearance.
And, by providing a hollow portion between the shielding wall and the joining rib, compared with a case where these are simply formed into a single thick wall, sink marks at the time of molding the lens (such as dents and depressions caused by molding shrinkage) Can be prevented from occurring on the outer surface of the lens, and the lens appearance can be maintained well.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, the effect of improving the appearance can be enhanced by applying the lighting device structure in the vicinity of the headlamp and the front turn signal which are relatively conspicuous in the saddle riding type vehicle.

  According to the third aspect of the present invention, the formation of the cavity can be facilitated, dust and the like can be prevented from entering the cavity, and the lens appearance can be maintained well.

  According to the invention described in claim 4, the air permeability in the cavity can be ensured, and the occurrence of fogging inside the cavity can be prevented.

  According to the invention described in claim 5, the blocking member is located inside the lamp body from the outer surface of the shielding wall, that is, the end surface of the lighting device provided with the shielding wall, so that the shielding wall contacts the other lighting device. Can be prevented.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Note that the directions such as front, rear, left and right in the following description are the same as those in the vehicle unless otherwise specified. In the figure, the arrow FR indicates the front of the vehicle, the arrow LH indicates the left side of the vehicle, and the arrow UP indicates the upper side of the vehicle.

  In the scooter type motorcycle (saddle-ride type vehicle) 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, left and right front forks 5 that pivotally support the front wheels 4 are attached to the steering stem 5a on the head pipe 3 located at the front end of the body frame 2. It is pivotally supported via the steering wheel. A steering bar handle 6 is attached to the upper portion of the steering stem 5a. Note that the middle line CS in FIG. 2 indicates the left and right center plane of the vehicle body.

  The vehicle body frame 2 is an underbone type in which one main frame 7 is extended obliquely downward and rearward from the head pipe 3 and the stride between the head pipe 3 and the occupant seat 13 is lowered to improve the ease of straddling. The In the lower part, a floor step 54 on which a passenger (driver) sitting on the seat 13 is placed is disposed.

  The rear end portion of the main frame 7 is joined to the left and right intermediate portion of the cross frame 8 that extends to the left and right at the front and rear intermediate portion of the lower portion of the vehicle body. The left and right pivot plates 9 that support the front portion of the swing unit 30 via the suspension link 41 so as to be swingable up and down are joined to the left and right ends of the cross frame 8.

  The front end portions of the left and right rear frames 11 are joined to the left and right end portions of the cross frame 8, respectively. The left and right rear frames 11 extend obliquely upward and rearward from the cross frame 8. Above the left and right rear frames 11, the seat 13 having front and rear seat surfaces for a driver and a rear passenger (passenger) is disposed.

  The swing unit 30 is formed by integrating a front engine 31 and a rear left power transmission mechanism 35, and a front portion of the swing unit 30 is supported by the left and right pivot plates 9 via a suspension link 41 so as to be swingable up and down. The rear left side is supported by the left rear frame 11 via the rear cushion 42 so as to be able to approach and separate. A rear wheel 38 is pivotally supported at the rear end portion of the power transmission mechanism 35.

The body frame 2 is covered with a body cover 50 mainly made of synthetic resin.
The body cover 50 includes a front cover 51 that covers the front part of the vehicle body frame 2 (around the top of the head pipe 3 and the main frame 7) from the front, an inner cover 52 that covers the front part of the vehicle body frame 2 from the rear, and the front cover 51. An under cover 53 that covers the lower part of the body frame 2 (around the lower part of the main frame 7) from below, the floor step 54 that covers the lower part of the body frame 2 from above, and the rear front side of the body frame 2 The main part is a rear center cover 55 that covers (around the front part of the left and right rear frames 11) from the front, and a left and right rear side cover 56 that covers the rear part (around the left and right rear frames 11) of the body frame 2 from the side.

The front cover 51 is spaced above the front wheel 4, and a front fender 58 is provided between the front cover 51 and the front wheel 4 to cover the front wheel 4. The bar handle 6 is covered with a handle cover 57.
The body cover 50 including the front cover 51 is fixedly attached to the vehicle body frame 2, and the handle cover 57 and the front fender 58 are rotatable around the head pipe 3 together with the front wheel 4 and the bar handle 6.

The front cover 51 integrally includes an inclined front wall portion 51a that forms a front-declining inclined surface at a front portion thereof, and left and right side wall portions 51b that extend obliquely downward and rearward from both lower portions of the inclined front wall portion 51a. The inclined front wall portion 51a is provided so as to be entirely curved so that the left and right outer sides are located rearward.
The left and right headlamps 61 that are symmetric are disposed on the left and right inner sides (right and left center side) of the lower portion of the front wall 51a of the front cover 51, and on the left and right outer sides of the upper portion of the front wall 51a. Similarly, left and right front turn signals 71 that are symmetrical are arranged.

  The head lamp 61 and the front blinker 71 are fixed to the vehicle body frame 2 together with the front cover 51 in a state where the lens outer surfaces 61a and 71a are exposed to the outside of the vehicle from the opening formed in the inclined front wall portion 51a. Each lens outer surface 61a, 71a has a convex bulging shape outwardly of the vehicle, and is provided to protrude further outward from the outer surface of the inclined front wall portion 51a having a relatively gentle curved shape convex outward of the vehicle. .

  The left and right headlamps 61 (lens outer surface 61a) have a horizontally long, substantially pentagonal shape that is deformed so that the left and right outer sides rise when viewed from the front, and are arranged with their left and right inner ends spaced apart by a predetermined amount. On the other hand, the left and right outer end portions 62 of the left and right headlamps 61 are provided in a flat shape that is inclined so that the left and right outer sides are positioned downward in front view. In the figure, reference numeral 61b denotes a bulb that is a light source of the headlamp 61, and reference numeral 61c denotes a reflector that reflects light from the bulb 61b toward the front of the vehicle.

  The left and right front blinkers 71 (lens outer surface 71a) have their left and right inner ends 72 adjacent to the left and right outer ends 62 of the left and right headlamps 61. It is provided so as to extend vertically in the outward direction. The left and right inner end portions 72 of the left and right front blinkers 71 are provided in a flat shape that is inclined so that the left and right outer sides are positioned downward in front view, like the left and right outer end portions 62 of the left and right headlamps 61. In the figure, reference numeral 71b denotes a bulb that is a light source of the front turn signal 71, and reference numeral 71c denotes a reflector that reflects the light from the bulb 71b toward the outside of the vehicle.

The left and right outer end portions 62 of the headlamp 61 and the left and right inner end portions 72 of the front turn signal 71 are provided adjacent to each other so as to be continuous with each other. The winker 71 is provided close to the lens outer surface 71a so as to be substantially flush with each other.
The head lamp 61 and the front blinker 71 are curved so as to be positioned rearwardly (and inclined rearwardly) toward the left and right outer sides along the curved shape of the inclined front wall portion 51a, and each lens outer surface 61a, 71a. Forms a smooth streamline shape as a whole.

  Referring to FIGS. 3 and 4, the left and right headlamps 61 are mainly hollow with a housing 65 that opens toward the outside (front) of the vehicle and a left and right lens 66 that is mounted so as to cover the opening of the housing 65. A lamp body 67 is configured, and the bulbs 61b are arranged in the lamp bodies 67, respectively. A hook-like reflector 61c is integrally formed at the center of each housing 65.

  The lenses 66 of the left and right headlamps 61 each have a lens body 66a that forms a lens outer surface 61a and faces the housing 65 (reflector 61c). An outer peripheral wall 66b that stands up toward the housing 65 is integrally formed on the outer peripheral portion of each lens body 66a over the entire periphery.

  Referring to FIG. 3, the left and right lamps 67 form separate left and right lamp chambers, and the left and right lamps 67 (the left and right housings 65 and the left and right lenses 66) are mutually connected via an intermediate wall portion 69 located therebetween. Provided integrally. Hereinafter, the left and right housings 65 are combined into a large housing 65D, the left and right lenses 66 are combined into a large lens 66D, and the left and right lamps 67 are combined into a large lamp body 67D. The large housing 65D is an integral injection-molded product using an opaque resin such as ABS, and the large lens 66D is an integral injection-molded product using a transparent or translucent resin such as acrylic.

  Referring also to FIG. 6A, a joining rib 68 standing up toward the large housing 65D is integrally formed on the outer periphery of the large lens 66D over the entire periphery. A part of the joining rib 68 (including the joining rib 68 at the end 62) is constituted by the outer peripheral wall 66b of each lens 66. The distal end portion of the joining rib 68 is joined to the outer peripheral portion of the large housing 65D through a sealing material in a joint portion 65a that is integrally formed over the entire circumference. As a result, the outer peripheral portions of the large housing 65D and the large lens 66D are integrally joined to each other over the entire periphery, thereby forming an integrated large lamp body 67D.

  Referring to FIG. 6A, the left and right front blinkers 71, like the left and right headlamps 61, each have a housing 75 that opens toward the outside of the vehicle, and a left and right lens 76 that is mounted so as to cover the opening of the housing 75. A hollow lamp body 77 is mainly formed, and the bulb 71b is disposed in each lamp body 77. The reflector 71 c is integrally formed at the center of each housing 75.

  The lenses 76 of the left and right front turn signals 71 each have a lens body 76a that forms the lens outer surface 71a and faces the housing 75 (reflector 71c). An outer peripheral wall 76b that stands up toward the housing 75 is integrally formed on the outer peripheral portion of each lens body 76a over the entire periphery.

  The left and right housings 75 are each an integral injection-molded product using an opaque resin such as ABS, and the left and right lenses 76 are each an integral injection-molded product using a transparent or translucent resin such as acrylic.

  The outer peripheral wall 76 b of each lens 76 is a bonding rib 78 for each housing 75. The distal end portion of each joining rib 78 is joined via a sealing material in a joining portion 75a that is integrally formed with the outer peripheral portion of each housing 75 over the entire circumference. As a result, the outer peripheral portions of the housings 75 and the lenses 76 are integrally joined to each other over the entire circumference, so that each integral lamp body 77 is configured.

  Here, referring to FIG. 6 (a), the parting of the lamp body 67 (each lens 66 and each housing 65) of each headlamp 61 at the time of molding is performed along a straight line t1 that is substantially along the front-rear direction. On the other hand, when the lamp body 77 (each lens 76 and each housing 75) of each front turn signal 71 is molded, the parting is performed along a straight line t2 that is inclined so as to be located forward toward the left and right outer sides. That is, the mold dividing direction of each front turn signal 71 is inclined with respect to the mold dividing direction of each headlamp 61.

  Therefore, when the head lamp 61 and the end portions 62 and 72 of the front turn signal 71 are arranged close to each other, the lens 66 and the head lamp 61 in the headlamp 61 are conventionally disposed inwardly of the outer surfaces 61a and 71a of the lenses. The joint portion 65a of the housing 65 and the lens 76 in the front turn signal 71 and the joint portion 75a of the housing 75 easily interfere with each other (see FIG. 6B). On the other hand, if the headlamps 61 and the front turn signals 71 are simply separated to avoid the interference, the gap s between them widens and it is difficult to form an integrated appearance.

  Therefore, in this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5 and FIG. 6A, the end portions 62, from the lens outer surface 61 a side to the end portions 62 on the left and right outer sides (front blinker 71 side) of the headlamp 61. A shielding wall 81 extending so as to enter the gap s between 72 is provided, and a joining rib 68 to the housing 65 at the outer peripheral portion of the lens 66 is located on the inner side (inner peripheral side, center side) of the lamp body with respect to the shielding wall 81. Is provided.

  The shielding wall 81 includes a flange portion 81a that extends outward (outer peripheral side) of the lamp body along the lens body 66a (lens outer surface 61a), and an extension portion 81b that is bent and extends into the gap s from the tip of the flange portion 81a. It has. That is, the shielding wall 81 forms a belt-like lens outer surface 61 a having a predetermined width outside the lamp body from the flat joining rib 68 at the end portion 62, and further outside the lamp body from the joining rib 68 at the end portion 62. The extension part 81b is formed. Since the extending part 81b is configured to bend and extend, the influence on the external force can be reduced.

  The extending portion 81b has a thin plate shape substantially parallel to the front-rear direction, and is provided in a flat shape inclined so that the left and right outer sides are positioned downward in front view so as to be substantially parallel to the joining rib 68 at the end portion 62. In a side view, it is provided in a belt shape having a predetermined width that forms a V-shape convex forward along the cross-sectional shape of the lens outer surface 61a. The extension length of the extension portion 81 b toward the housing 65 is substantially shorter than that of the joining rib 68. The outer side surface 81 c of the extending portion 81 b constitutes the left and right outer end surfaces of the headlamp 61.

The extending portion 81b of the shielding wall 81 is inclined with respect to the direction orthogonal to the lens outer surfaces 61a and 71a, and the extending portion 81b enters the gap so that it is viewed from the outside of the vehicle. In this case, it becomes difficult to see the back of the gap s, and the gap s itself becomes inconspicuous.
Note that a flange-shaped shielding wall 84 extending outward from the lamp body along the lens body 76a (lens outer surface 71a) is formed at the end 72 of the front blinker 71, and the width of the gap s is also formed by the shielding wall 84. Is narrowed.

  Then, by providing the joint rib 68 on the inner side of the lamp body than the extending portion 81b, the joint portion 65a of the lens 66 and the housing 65 at the end 62 is displaced to the inner side of the lamp body. While making the front turn signal 71 close to each other, interference between the joint portions 65a and 75a in the head lamp 61 and the front turn signal 71 is prevented.

  The joining rib 68 at the end portion 62 has a plate shape substantially parallel to the extending portion 81b of the shielding wall 81, that is, substantially parallel to the front-rear direction, and the joining rib 68 has a predetermined gap inside the lamp body of the extending portion 81b. Is provided. As a result, a cavity 82 having a predetermined thickness that opens toward the housing 65 is formed between the extension 81b and the joining rib 68 (inside the shielding wall 81).

  The opening 82a of the cavity portion 82 and the joint portion 65a are generally separated from each other, and a sponge member 83 that closes the opening 82a of the cavity portion 82 is attached to the separated portion (open portion of the cavity portion 82).

  The sponge member 83 has air permeability and flexibility, such as urethane sponge, and is bonded to the outer surface of the joining rib 68 using a double-sided tape or the like. The sponge member 83 is attached across the opening 82a of the cavity 82 and the joint 65a.

  The sponge member 83 has a plate shape along the outer surface of the joining rib 68, and the outer surface 83 a is located on the inner side of the lamp body from the outer surface 81 c of the extending portion 81 b of the shielding wall 81 (that is, the end surface of the headlamp 61). ing. Thereby, even when the headlamp 61 and the front turn signal 71 are brought close to each other, the sponge member 83 does not come into contact with the front turn signal 71.

  As described above, the lamp structure of the saddle-ride type vehicle in the above embodiment includes the head lamp 61 located on the left and right inner sides of the vehicle body and the front blinker 71 located on the left and right outer sides of the vehicle body, and the head lamps. 61, the left and right outer end portions 62 and the left and right inner end portions 72 of the front turn signal 71 are adjacent to each other so as to be continuous with each other. The housings 65 and 75 that open in the direction and the lenses 66 and 76 that close the openings of the housings 65 and 75 are integrally joined at the outer peripheral portions thereof. A shielding wall 81 extending from the outer surface 61 a side so as to enter the gap s between the end portions 62 and 72 is provided, and the lamp body is more than the shielding wall 81. Joining rib 68 of the housing 65 at the outer peripheral portion of the lens 66 on the side are provided, and wherein between the shield wall 81 and the bonding rib 68 in which the cavity 82 is provided.

According to this configuration, the shielding wall 81 extending so as to enter the gap s between the end portions 62 and 72 from the lens outer surface 61a side is provided on the end portion 62 of the headlamp 61 adjacent to the front turn signal 71. Thus, it becomes difficult to see the back of the gap s from the outside of the vehicle, and the head lamp 61 and the front turn signal 71 can be integrated with each other without making the gap s inconspicuous.
Further, by providing a joining rib 68 with the housing 65 at the outer peripheral part of the lens 66 inside the lamp body from the shielding wall 81, a joining part between the lens 66 and the housing 65 at the end 62 where the shielding wall 81 is provided. 65a can be displaced to the inside of the lamp body, the head lamp 61 and the front turn signal 71 are prevented from interfering with each other, and the head lamp 61 and the front turn signal 71 are moved closer to each other. An integrated and continuous appearance can be formed.
Then, by providing the cavity 82 between the shielding wall 81 and the joining rib 68, compared to the case where these are simply formed into a single thick wall, sink marks (dents caused by molding shrinkage, Indentation or the like) can be prevented from occurring on the lens outer surface 61a, and the lens appearance can be maintained well.
Furthermore, the effect of improving the appearance can be enhanced by applying the lighting device structure in the vicinity of the headlamp 61 and the front turn signal 71 that are relatively conspicuous in the motorcycle 1.

  Further, in the above-mentioned lighting device structure, the cavity portion 82 opens toward the housing 65 side, and the sponge member 83 is attached to the opening 82a of the cavity portion 82, thereby facilitating the formation of the cavity portion 82. Therefore, it is possible to prevent dust and the like from entering the hollow portion 82 and maintain the lens appearance well. Further, by closing the opening 82a of the cavity portion 82 with the sponge member 83, air permeability in the cavity portion 82 can be ensured, and occurrence of fogging inside the cavity portion 82 can be prevented.

  Furthermore, in the lamp structure, the sponge member 83 is arranged on the inner side of the lamp body from the outer surface 81c of the shielding wall 81, so that the sponge member 83 is the outer surface 81c of the shielding wall 81, that is, the shielding wall 81. It is possible to prevent the shielding wall 81 from coming into contact with the front turn signal 71 by being positioned on the inner side of the lamp body from the end surface of the headlamp 61 provided with.

In addition, this invention is not restricted to the said Example, For example, each lamp body 67 of the left-right headlamp 61 may be a mutually different body. Further, the headlamp 61 may be one lamp type or three or more lamps. Further, the shielding wall 81 may be provided not on the headlamp 61 but on the front turn signal 71. Further, the present invention may be applied to a proximity portion between the tail lamp (brake lamp) and the rear turn signal.
And the structure in the said Example is an example of this invention, and it can say that various changes are possible in the range which does not deviate from the summary of the said invention as well as being applicable also to a three-wheeled or four-wheel saddle-ride type vehicle. Not too long.

1 is a left side view of a motorcycle according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a front view of the motorcycle. It is a front view of the headlamp of the motorcycle. It is a left view of the said headlamp. It is a top view of the principal part of the said headlamp. It is AA sectional drawing of FIG. 3, (a) shows a present Example and (b) shows a prior art example, respectively.

Explanation of symbols

1 Motorcycle (saddle-ride type vehicle)
61 Headlamp (1st light)
61a Lens outer surface 62 End portion 65 Housing 66 Lens 67 Lamp body 68 Joining rib 71 Front turn signal (second lamp)
71a Lens outer surface 72 End portion 75 Housing 76 Lens 77 Lamp body 81 Shielding wall 81a Outer surface 82 Hollow portion 82a Opening 83 Sponge member (blocking member)
s gap

Claims (5)

The first lighting device located on the left and right inside of the vehicle body and the second lighting device located on the left and right outside of the vehicle body are provided separately from each other, and the left and right outer ends of the first lighting device and the left and right inner ends of the second lighting device In the lighting structure of a saddle-ride type vehicle in which the parts are close to each other so as to be continuous with each other,
The lamp body of each lighting device is formed by integrally joining a housing that opens to the outside of the vehicle and a lens that closes the opening of the housing at the outer periphery thereof,
At least one of the end portions of each lighting device is provided with a shielding wall extending from the lens outer surface side so as to enter the gap between the end portions, and the outer periphery of the lens is located inside the lamp body from the shielding wall. A lighting structure for a saddle-ride type vehicle, wherein a joining rib with the housing is provided at a portion, and a cavity is provided between the shielding wall and the joining rib.   The lamp structure of a saddle-ride type vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the first lamp is a headlamp, and the second lamp is a front blinker.   The lamp structure of the saddle-ride type vehicle according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hollow portion opens toward the housing side, and a closing member is attached to the opening of the hollow portion.   The lamp structure of a saddle-ride type vehicle according to claim 3, wherein the closing member is a sponge member.   The lamp structure of a saddle-ride type vehicle according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the closing member is disposed inside the lamp body from the outer surface of the shielding wall.

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