JPS62110585A - Helmet holder for two-wheel barrow - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a motorcycle having a leg shield,
This invention relates to a device that can support and lock a helmet that a passenger takes off after getting off the vehicle.

In conventional motorcycles, the helmet holder is generally located at a position lower than the upper end of the leg shield on the rear surface of the leg shield, and is held by a retaining mechanism and locked by a special lock.

However, in order to hold the helmet, the operator had to remove the lock at a low position, engage the metal fittings of the helmet, and lock it with a key, etc., which was surprisingly troublesome. .

The present invention has been made in view of the above, and its object is to provide a helmet holder for a two-wheeled vehicle in which a helmet holding mechanism is mounted on the upper end of a leg shield and the locking operation is simple.

The present invention is a helmet holder comprising a helmet holding and locking mechanism and a lock operation member, in which the helmet holding and locking mechanism is provided at the upper end of the leg shield, and the helmet holder includes a helmet holding and locking mechanism and a lock operation member. The operating member turns as one with the handle! 1jllj.

Therefore, the helmet itself is located at a high position and is easy to operate, and by rotating the handle to an appropriate position, the lock operation member can be moved to the lock l+? , S can be locked, so locking operations can be performed easily.

Branch JLJ Embodiments of the present invention shown in the figures will be described below.

Figures 1 to 4 show an embodiment in which the helmet holder according to the present invention is applied to a scooter-type motorcycle, in which the upper left end of the leg shield 2, which is located below the handlebar 1 and protects the feet from driving noise, is shown. This is an example in which the helmet holder 3 is provided in the section.

The handlebar 1 can be fixed to the vehicle body by a handle lock (not shown) in the straight-ahead position, and in this state, the handlebar 4 is located above the leg shield 2, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3.

The handlebar 4 is covered with a handle cover 5 having a U-shaped cross section, and the upper part is open.

The helmet holder 3 has a rocker arm 8 that projects slightly rearward from the upper rear surface of the leg shield 2 and then extends to one side to form a hook 6, and is further pivoted to a support @7 at the upper end of the leg shield 2. is located in the rear horizontal direction and contacts the upper end of the hook 6, and the leg shield 2. Hooks 6, rocker arms 8 form a structure for holding and locking the helmet.

A spring 9 is attached to the pivot portion of the leg shield 2 and the rocker arm 8, and the rocker arm 8 is always biased in the direction of contacting the upper end of the hook 6.

Therefore, by swinging the rocker arm 8 upward against the spring 9, the leg shield 2 and the hook 6 are
The holder n of the helmet 1- can be hung on the hook 6 by creating an opening between the two.

The tip of the rocker arm 8 is bent into an L-shape to cover the tip of the hook 6 from the outside when the rocker arm 8 is closed, creating a width-matching portion to absorb variations in the mechanism. It has a structure.

When the handle 1 is in the straight-ahead position, the rear edge 5a of the handle cover 5 is located close to the top of the rocker arm 8 with the front end of the hook 6 closed, as shown in FIG. 1: Upward movement of the rocker arm 8 can be prevented and a locked state can be achieved.

When the handle 1 is turned to the left or right other than the straight-ahead position, the handle cover 5 is moved from above the rocker arm 8 and locked. It has been canceled.

Therefore, in this state, hook the holding fitting 10 of the helmet onto the tip of the rocker arm 8, swing the rocker arm 8 upward, and when the upper part of the hook 6 is opened, the holding fitting 10 can be hooked onto the hook 6. The rocker arm 8 naturally returns to its original position by the spring 9, closes the upper part of the hook 6, and when the handle 1 is placed in the straight forward position and the handle is locked, the helmet holder 3 is also locked.

In this way, holding and locking the helmet can be performed extremely easily.

This Bermetsu 1-Holder 3 is Leg Shield 2
The fact that it is located at the height f1/of the upper end of the switch is also one of the factors that makes the operation easier.

In the above embodiment, the holder 3 for the bevel 1 is provided at the upper left end of the leg shield 2. Next, FIG. This will be explained based on FIGS.

FIG. 5 shows the main part tilted when the handle 1 is in the almost straight forward position and the helmet holder 3 is in the standard state. This is a diagram of a child.

The helmet holder 3 is provided at the upper center end of the leg shield 2, and has a hook 6 and a rocker arm 8 formed therein, substantially the same as in the previous embodiment.

Since FIG. 6 shows a cross-sectional view of the helmet holder 3, a hook 6 is formed to protrude upward from the contact surface of the leg shield 2, and a rocker arm 8 is roughly attached to the back surface of the upper end of the leg shield 2 with a support shaft 7. Support member 20 supported through
is attached to the supporting member 20 and the rocker arm 8.
A tension spring 21 is provided between the hook 6 and the rocker arm 8 to urge the rocker arm 8 to close the opening of the hook 6.

When the rocker arm 8 is swung upward, it is in the state shown by the broken line.

The rocker arm 8 has a horizontally long box shape, and has one end supported by the support shaft 7 and the other end covering the tip of the hook 6.

On the handlebar 1 side, a headlight is located forward at the center of the handlebar 1, and a lock plate 28 is fixed to the lower end of the left side surface 27a of the handlebar cover 21, which has a meter 26 formed on the top surface.

Since the present embodiment is constructed as described above, when the handle 1 is in the straight-ahead position, the rocker arm 8 is able to swing upward as shown in FIG. The holding fitting 10 can be hooked onto the hook 6 (see FIG. 6).

When the handle 1 is turned to the left, the lock plate 28 approaches above the rocker arm 8 to prevent the rocker arm 8 from swinging upward, as shown in FIG.

In the case of the motorcycle in this embodiment, the handlebar 1 is locked when it is turned to the left, so the helmet holder 3 is completely locked.

In this way, attach the bermets 1 to the upper center of the leg shield 2.
Even if the holder 3 is provided, the operability can be improved as in the above embodiment.

In addition to the second embodiment, the helmet holder 3 also has the following features:
It can be installed anywhere on the upper end of the leg shield as long as it is below the swing range of the handle cover.

The present invention provides a helmet holder Bib at the upper end of the leg shield, and a lock operation member integrated with the handle.
: Since the helmet can be relocked, the operating position is high, making it easy to use. Also, it is extremely easy to hold and lock the helmet, which greatly improves operability.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment in which a helmet holder according to the present invention is applied to a scooter type motorcycle, Fig. 2 is a plan view of the main part thereof, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment in which a helmet holder according to the present invention is applied to a scooter type motorcycle. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the main parts showing the unlocked state, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the main parts of another embodiment shown in FIG. A sectional view, FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the main part showing the rocker arm in the locked state in the same embodiment, and FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the main part showing the locked state in the same embodiment. 1...handle, 2...leg shield, 3...
Vermetsu 1~Holder, 4...Handlebar, 5...
・Handle cover, 6... Hook, 7... Support shaft, 8
...Rocker arm, 9...Spring, 10...
・Helmet holding fitting, 20... Supporting member, 21... Tension spring, 25
...Headlight, 26...Meter, 21...Handle cover, 28...Lock plate.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A helmet holder for a two-wheeled vehicle, comprising a helmet holding and locking mechanism provided at the upper end of a leg shield, and a lock operation member that rotates integrally with a handle.