TH62059B - Riding vehicles - Google Patents

Abstract

The DC60 10 motorcycle will include a 30 vehicle chassis that forms a 10A vehicle body frame and 100 helmet compartments that can hold HL helmets, the 121 protruding overhang will be built. Placed in the bottom surface 110 of the helmet compartment 100 in such a way that Creates a small cavity 123 that opens toward the bottom of the motorcycle 10.At least part of the vehicle chassis 30 will be placed inside the small cavity 123 motorcycle 10 will include the vehicle chassis 30 that forms the 10A vehicle body. And a 100 helmet compartment that can hold HL helmets, the 121 protrusion upward is built into the 110 bottom surface of the 100 helmet compartment in such a way that Create a small cavity 123 that opens toward the bottom of the motorcycle 10.At least part of the vehicle chassis 30 will be placed inside the cavity 123.

Claims (13)

1. A riding vehicle consisting of a vehicle frame and a helmet compartment capable of holding a helmet, where an upward-protruding section is constructed in the lower surface of the helmet compartment in a manner that creates a cavity opening towards the underside of the riding vehicle, and at least part of the vehicle frame is placed within this small cavity. This small cavity is arranged between the first and second side ends on the opposite side of the first side end of the helmet. The helmet compartment has a front and a rear end, which are supported by the vehicle frame, and there are no supporting structures at the side ends of the helmet compartment to support the helmet compartment utilizing the vehicle frame. 2. A rideable vehicle under Reputation 1 whereby the vehicle chassis shall have an eccentric component constructed at a position offset from the centerline of the rideable vehicle in the width direction, and the eccentric component shall be inserted into a small cavity first from below the helmet compartment. 3. A rideable vehicle under Representation 1 consisting of: a wheeled vehicle where a helmet compartment is built above the wheel and a second upward-protruding projection is built into the underside of the helmet compartment facing the wheel; and a projection built in such a way that a second small cavity is created, opening the underside of the rideable vehicle. 4. A riding vehicle as per claim 1, where the helmet compartment has a front and a rear end, and the front and rear ends are supported by the vehicle. 5. A rideable vehicle under claim 4 where the helmet compartment is supported by the vehicle's frame. 6. A rideable vehicle under Claim 4 where the helmet compartment is supported by the vehicle frame with supporting elements that extend in the width direction from the vehicle frame inward. 7. A rideable vehicle under Representation 3 consisting of: a wheel support that supports the vehicle's wheels and a shock absorption mechanism connected to the wheel support, and an eccentric component that absorbs the shock received from the vehicle's wheels, where the shock absorption mechanism is connected to the lateral portion of the eccentric component on the outside of the width direction of the vehicle. 8. A rideable vehicle under Representation 1 consisting of: a rider's seat; an engine that generates the thrust transmitted to the vehicle's wheels; and a fuel tank that stores the fuel supplied to the engine. The fuel tank is constructed beneath the seat, and a helmet compartment is positioned behind the fuel tank. 9. A rideable vehicle under claim 8 where the helmet compartment is built at the front rather than the axle of the vehicle. 10. Rideable vehicles under Claim 8 which also include: shock absorbers that support the engine, where the shock absorbers are built beneath the fuel tank. 11. Rideable vehicles under claim 8 also include: a shock absorption mechanism that extends upward from the rear end of the engine to absorb the initial impact received from the vehicle's wheels, where the helmet storage compartment is built into the front rather than the shock absorption mechanism. 12. A ride-on vehicle under claim 8 where the fuel tank has a seat support component that allows the seat to rotate. 13. A ride-on vehicle under Claim 12 where the seat support has a rotating shaft that expands in the direction of the width of the vehicle and where the front support of the seat is located.