JPH0347990Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is always folded up and placed in the front basket installed on the bicycle surface, and when it rains, it can be opened directly and installed to cover the front basket from the top of the handlebar. , used as a waterproof cover for the front of the bicycle and the front basket. The present invention also relates to a bicycle apron that also serves to prevent bags placed in the front basket from being pulled.

These days, many housewives commute by bicycle, and especially in rainy weather, there is no other way than to cover the luggage in the front basket with a plastic bag to protect it from the rain. The applicant has developed a vinyl or waterproof fabric surface that can be easily used in rainy weather and covers the front basket from the handlebars, completely covering the front of the bicycle and carrying the bag in the front basket. We have developed a bicycle apron that also prevents strain.

An object of the present invention is to provide a bicycle apron that covers the front of the bicycle and luggage in the front basket. The gist of the bicycle apron according to the present invention is that both ends of a single sheet of vinyl or waterproof cloth are attached to the handlebar side and the front basket side, respectively, and the handlebar side is used to drain rainwater from the feet. A rainwater catcher 3 was installed to prevent water from falling into the water. The rainwater receiver 3 has one end of the sheet 1 doubly reinforced, and a solid core standing at right angles is fixed at the point indicating the center 3.
The double portion at a point 4, which is an important point for forming a rainwater catcher 3 and for fixing it to the handle, is further folded in two, and the tip of the rubber string 6 is fixed with an overlapped concave hook 4. As a result, the center of the rainwater receptacle 3 stands at a right angle, and both ends 4 are closed, making the rainwater receptacle 3
is formed. To fix it to the handle, fix the convex hook 5 to the tip of the rubber string 6 fixed at point 4, wrap the rubber string 6 around the handle, and align hooks 4 and 5 to complete the connection to the handle. do.
On the front basket side is a rubber string 7 with a key-shaped metal fitting 8 fixed to the tip.
The bicycle apron is formed by attaching the bicycle apron by attaching the bicycle apron to four locations and pulling it at the appropriate locations. A rainwater catcher 3 is provided, and a rubber string 2 with a hook is attached to secure it in place.
This item is characterized by having a book and four rubber cords with key-shaped metal fittings.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings, which are shown as embodiments of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a developed view of a bicycle apron according to the present invention. As shown in the figure, the seat 1 is provided at the front of the bicycle from above both handlebars, and is formed to cover the front side of the front basket. The right side of the seat 1 is a rainwater catcher 3 attached to the handlebar side. It was installed to prevent rainwater from falling onto your feet. The rainwater catcher 3 is doubly reinforced because it hits both the left and right handlebar spaces, and a solid core standing at right angles is fixed at the point indicated by the center 3. This allows the central part to stand at right angles to prevent rainwater from flowing down. The two upper and lower parts of 4 4 are double-folded and fixed with the tip of the rubber string 6 on the right side of 4 with a hook 4 , and the rainwater catcher 4 is closed to drain the rainwater. This is an important point for damming the flow and for joining the handle. As a result, the center of 3 stands at a right angle and both ends 4 are closed, forming a rainwater receptacle. On the right side of 4 is a rubber cord 6 which has one end fixed with a concave hook 4 and a convex hook 5 fixed at the tip. The rubber string 6 is wrapped around the handle and the hooks 4 and 5 are brought together to connect the rainwater catcher 3 and the handle. The left side of seat 1 is the front car side,
The four upper and lower ends 7 and 8 are rubber strings 7 to which key-shaped metal fittings 8 are fixed for hooking and fixing the front car at appropriate positions. No special mention is made in Figure 2. Figure 3 is a front view, where the center of the rainwater catcher 3 is a right-angled solid core, both ends 4 are folded in half, and the tip of the rubber cord 6 is overlapped and fixed with a recessed hook to close the handle joint. . This prevents rainwater from falling onto your feet. □The dotted line is the handle. The lower part covers the front and both sides of the front basket, and is fixed at four points with rubber strings 7 with key-shaped metal fittings 8. FIG. 4 is a left side view. Point 3 shows the state where the rainwater receiver 3 is standing at the right angle in the center. Reference numeral 6 shows a state in which a rubber cord 6 has a convex hook fixed to its tip, is wrapped around the handle, and hooks 4 and 5 are combined.
1 is a state in which the seat covers the front and sides of the front basket from the steering wheel. 7 is a key-shaped metal fitting 8 fixed in four places.
It is an attached rubber string 7.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a developed view of a bicycle apron according to the present invention. No special mention is made in Figure 2. Figure 3 is a front view with the handlebars covering the front of the bicycle, the front of the front basket, and both sides. The fourth is a left side view with the front of the bicycle covered. 1 is a sheet of vinyl or waterproof cloth.
3 is a rainwater catchment installed to prevent rainwater. 4 is a handle joining point that is closed with a recessed hook 4;
Numeral 6 is a rubber cord, one end of which is fixed at 4, the other end of which is fixed with a convex hook 5, and wrapped around the handle.
and 5 are provided to connect the rainwater catcher 3 and the handle. Reference numeral 7 denotes a rubber string 7, which is provided for fixing one end at four points on the front car side of the seat 1, fixing a key-shaped metal fitting 8 at the other end, and hooking and fixing it in a proper position.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Both ends of one sheet of vinyl or waterproof cloth are on the handle side and the front basket side, and a rainwater catcher 3 is provided on the handle side to prevent rainwater from falling on the feet, and the rainwater catcher 3 is One end of the sheet is double reinforced, a solid core is fixed at right angles to the center of the sheet, and the double portions at both ends are further folded in half to form a rubber string 6 for attaching the handle.
One end is overlapped and closed with a concave hook, a convex hook is fixed to the other end of the rubber string 6 for attaching the handle, and rubber for attaching the front basket is attached at four places on the front car side of the seat. One end of the string 7 is fixed, and a key-shaped metal fitting to be hooked to the front car at an appropriate position is fixed to the other end of the front car attachment rubber string 7, and the handle attachment rubber string 6 is wrapped around the handle and the concave hook 4 is secured. and convex hook 5
The bicycle apron is characterized in that the bicycle apron is attached to the front basket by fitting the rubber strings 7 to the front basket and hooking the key-shaped metal fittings of the rubber string 7 for attaching the front basket to the front basket.