TH29883B - Side cover structure for motorcycles - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 The moped has a cowl that covers at least part of the body. The body covers are installed on the left and right sides of the hull. The front covers cover the area under the turning handle. Protection part The pin is attached to the front cover and is made up of an opening that opens toward the front of the machine. Motor vehicles to allow the air to cool the engine The cover frame has a cross section over cables that extend over it. In the transverse direction of the cable protrusion along the body, in order to prevent opening and protrusion of the cable to the outside. The cover frame has an extended support piece. The front, too, is inserted into the opening of the leg guards and the reinforced support, the leg protectors, have a frame cover that covers at least the hull part of the body. The body covers are installed on the left and right sides of the hull. The front cover covers the area under the hand held turning. Protection part The pin is attached to the front cover and is made up of an opening that opens toward the front of the machine. Motor vehicles to allow the air to cool the engine A cover frame at a cross section over a cable extending over. In the transverse direction of the cable overhang in the tank vertical, in order to prevent opening and protrusion of the cable to the outside. The cover frame has an extended support piece. The front is also inserted into the opening of the leg guard and the additional support that protects the leg.

Claims (16)

1. A motorcycle, consisting of a body, a frame covering at least part of the body; and body covers mounted on the left and right sides of the body, where the frame of the covers has cross-cable crossbars in the shape of flat strips extending transversely across the direction of cable extension along the body. 2. The motorcycle under claim number 2, where; the body has a main frame section extending diagonally downward and rearward from the front end tube, and the seat rail section extending diagonally upward and rearward from the rear area of the main frame section, and the cable crossing section is installed along the cable extending diagonally downward and forward from the seat rail section. 3. The motorcycle as per claim clause where; the cover that encloses the rear end of the main frame section, and the cover is integrated with the cable crossover section. 4. The motorcycle, as per claim number 4, comprises the following: steer handlebars, a front cover mounted on the body to cover the area beneath the steer handlebars, leg guards attached to the front cover to cover the front of the rider's legs, and constructed with an opening that leads to the front of the motorcycle, and an additional support piece inserted into the opening from the rear of the motorcycle to support the leg guards. 5. The motorcycle under claim paragraph 4, whereby the guide is constructed at the uppermost end of the body, the supporting elements are reinforced and positioned in an opening to guide the viewer to the rear. 6. The motorcycle under claim number 6, where; a first attachment is built on the front cover, a second attachment is built on the leg guards, and the second attachment is attached to the first attachment as the front cover, and the leg guards are shifted relative to each other in the direction of that attachment, and the first and second attachments are brought together tightly in the width direction of the vehicle. 7. The motorcycle under claim paragraph 6, where the first gripping portion is positioned inward in the width direction of the vehicle and has a surface that is sloped inward when it moves forward in the direction of adhesion, and the second gripping portion is positioned outward in the width direction of the vehicle and has a pressing surface that causes sliding contact with the sloped surface. 8. The motorcycle under claim paragraph 6, whereby the front cover includes the front front and rear covers, and the first attachment is built on both of the front front and rear covers, and the second attachment is built on the leg guards to provide grip to the first attachment. 9. The motorcycle pursuant to claim paragraph 4, which is further comprised of; position lights arranged on the leg guards, where the upper part of the leg guards extends outward and, together with the lower part of the front cover, is defined as a V-shaped area that is recessed inward to enhance the visibility of the position lights. 10. The motorcycle under claim 4, which is further assembled with; the engine, whereby; the middle rear portion of the leg guards and the rear portion of the front cover are firmly attached to the body, and the lower rear portion of the leg guards are firmly attached to the engine. 11. The motorcycle under claim 4, which is further comprised of: an engine, a seat, and side covers that enclose the lower outer perimeter of the seat, and where the frame of the cover is positioned between the leg guards and the side covers to enclose the upper part of the engine and is made a different color from the leg guards and the side covers so that the frame of the cover appears to be an integral part of the body. 12. Motorcycles under claim 11, where the auxiliary support component is an extension to the front of the cover frame. 13. Motorcycles under claim 12, whereby an additional support component is attached to the leg guard by a projection constructed on the inner wall of the leg guard which is inserted into the additional support hole on the cover housing. 14. The motorcycle under claim 12, whereby; the body consists of a downward tube connected to the seat rest, and the frame covers the connection between the downward tube and the seat rest. 15. The motorcycle under claim 14, which includes: footrests attached to the seat, whereby the footrests form a continuous surface to a portion of the frame that extends downward along the tube, so that the frame appears as an integral part of the body supporting the footrests. 16. A motorcycle under claim 11, which includes: a seat rail, where a portion of the cover frame extends along the projection of the seat rail and has an exterior appearance that is part of the seat rail;