TH70331B - Flashers and riding vehicles - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 [Objective] To create a flicker with increased brightness and fracture resistance in In case of an agreement [Remedy] Blinker 101 will include lens 120, cover 160 matched with lens 120 and pin 180 for connecting cap 160 to vehicle body. The cover surface 160 is matched to the lens 120 will be tilted in the s direction where the leg 180 extends and the lens 120 is smaller in the direction. Riding vehicle width compared to directional dimensions, length of riding vehicle 1000 [Objective] To create a flasher with increased brightness and break-resistant in In case of an agreement [Remedy] Blinker 101 will include lens 120, cover 160 matched with lens 120 and pin 180 for connecting cap 160 to vehicle body. The cover surface 160 is matched to the lens 120 will be tilted in the s direction where the leg 180 extends and the lens 120 is smaller in the direction. Riding vehicle width versus directional dimensions; length of riding vehicle 1000

Claims (13)

Revised 26/10/2018. Claim 1. The turner (101) mounted on the rear of a riding vehicle (1000), the turner (101) consists of: a lens (120); a cover (160) used in conjunction with the lens (120); and a leg (180) for connecting the cover (160) to the vehicle body, which is made special in that the surface (F1) on which the cover (160) is used in conjunction with the lens (120) is tilted in the direction (S) in which the leg (180) extends, and the dimensions of the lens (120) in the width direction are smaller than in the length direction of the vehicle. 1. A turn signal device to be mounted at the rear of a ride-on vehicle. The turn signal device consists of a lens, a cover to be used with the lens, and a bracket for connecting the cover to the vehicle body. The surface on which the cover is used with the lens is tilted in the direction in which the bracket extends, and the lens becomes smaller in size in the width direction relative to the length direction of the vehicle. 2. The flashing light pursuant to claim 1, where the surface of the cover is matched to the edge of the lens, is located along the vehicle body. 3. The flashing light pursuant to claim 1, where the surface on which the cover is matched to the edge of the lens, shall include two surfaces constructed at the rear and front, and the surface at the front shall be positioned more toward the rear of the vehicle. 4. The flashing lights under claim 1, where the foremost portion of a riding vehicle includes lenses positioned outward in the width direction. 5. Ride-on vehicles equipped with flashing lights as specified in any of the preceding claims 1 through 4. 6. A rideable vehicle under Claim 5, whereby this rideable vehicle shall have a motorcycle footrest and handlebars, and when viewed from the rear of the vehicle, the flashing light shall be positioned inward of the line connecting the ends of the motorcycle footrest and handlebars, with the outermost end located along the width of the vehicle. 7. A rideable vehicle under Claim 5, whereby the rideable vehicle shall have side covers positioned beneath the seat and the flashing lights shall be positioned inward of the outermost position on the side covers along the width of the vehicle. 8. Rideable vehicles under Claim 5, whereby the rideable vehicles shall have a reservoir mounted on the sides of the vehicle body and the flashing light 101 shall be mounted inward of the outermost end of the reservoir along the width of the vehicle. 9. A rideable vehicle under Representation 5, whereby the rideable vehicle shall have taillights built into the rear of the vehicle body and the lenses of the turn signals shall be positioned outward of the outermost end of the taillights along the width of the vehicle. 10. A rideable vehicle under Claim 5 where the surface on the vehicle body to which the flasher mount is attached is positioned towards the rear of the vehicle, tapering towards the flasher mount. 11. A rideable vehicle under claim 5 where the flasher's end tapers toward the front and rear ends of the flasher along its length. 12. A rideable vehicle under Claim 5 where the rear end of the flasher is more angular than the front end of the flasher. 13. Rideable vehicles under Relativity 5, where the rideable vehicle shall have a tail light built into the rear of the vehicle, the tail light shall have a side extension forward along the sides of the vehicle, and the lens of the turner shall extend along the sides of the vehicle along the sides of the tail light.