TH74825B - Fuel tank layout structure And radiator for saddle vehicles - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (25/12/60) to provide a structured, saddle-type fuel tank and radiator design, where it is possible to This makes the vehicle smaller and compact while ensuring high-performance cooling. The heat of the 40d front wall radiator of the 40 fuel tank has been tilted forward so that it extends to the side. The rear downward diagonally from the top end of the radiator wall 41 has been placed on the rear and bottom of the 40h front end of the fuel tank 40 and the radiator 41 is arranged vertically or made. Tilt forward, this so that the bottom 41f end of the radiator sits behind the 41e top end of the radiator in the side shape. The forward tilt angle of the 40d front wall of the fuel tank 40 relative to the vertical is greater than the radiator's forward tilt angle 41 against the vertical. ------ 25/12/2017 ------ (OCR) page 1 of number 1 page Invention summary. To provide a structured layout of saddle-type fuel tanks and radiators where it is possible to This makes the vehicle smaller and compact while ensuring high-performance cooling. The heat of the 40d front wall radiator of the 40 fuel tank has been tilted forward so that it extends to the side. Back down diagonally from the top end of the boiler wall, 41 was placed on the back and bottom of the 40h front end of the 40h fuel tank and the 41 radiator. Tilt forward, this so that the bottom 41f end of the radiator sits behind the 41e top end of the radiator in the side shape. The forward tilt angle of the 40d front wall of the fuel tank 40 relative to the vertical is greater than the forward tilt angle of the pilot 41 against the vertical. ------------ To provide a The layout of the fuel tank and radiator for saddle-type vehicles is possible. Make the vehicle smaller And compact, while guaranteeing effective cooling The heat of the radiator, the front wall (40d) of the fuel tank (40), has been tilted forward so that it extends to the side. After descending diagonally from the top end of the radiator wall, 41 was placed on the rear and bottom of the front end (40h) of the fuel tank (40). The radiator (41) was either vertical or tilted. This is so that the bottom end of the 41f radiator of the radiator sits behind the 41f radiator top end in the side shape. The forward tilt angle of the front wall (40d) of the fuel tank (40) relative to the vertical is greater than the forward tilt angle of the radiator (41) relative to the vertical.

Claims (1)

Disclaimer (all) which will not appear on the advertisement page. : ------ 15/06/2018 ------ (OCR) Page 1 of 4 pages Disclaimer 1. Structure of the fuel tank and pilot saddle for saddle-type vehicles including seats arranged. Put it on To the rear of the handlebar, a central tunnel arranged between the handlebar and the seat, the pedals are placed on the sides, left and right of the center tunnel to receive the rider's feet and the fuel tank and radiator. Which has been placed inside the central tunnel In which the said cauldron is located on the way Front of the fuel tank The front wall of the fuel tank is tilted forward so that it extends to the rear. Downwards diagonally from the top end of that The radiator has been placed on the back and The bottom of the front end of the fuel tank The cauldron is arranged vertically or is tilted forward so that its lower end is located behind its top end when viewed from the side and its tilt angle. In front of the front wall of the fuel tank relative to the vertical Greater than the forward tilt angle of the pilot relative to the vertical, and where the head pipe for supporting the rotating steering system is provided. Placed at the front of the body frame And the top end of the fuel tank has been positioned over the tip Bottom of the header pipe 2. The layout of the fuel tank and boiler according to claim 1, with the forward tilt angle Of the front wall of the fuel tank relative to the vertical position above the top end of the radiator Below the position of the top end of the boiler 3. The fuel tank and radiator layout according to claim No. 1, where the body frame has pipes downward, left and right, each of which includes a downward extension. The bottom, which extends backwards, downwards from the header tube. A curved part that bends over the back In the vicinity of the lower part of the fuel tank And the overhang extends to the back which extends On the rear, from the bend and the front wall of the fuel tank has been made loud in the front of the downward protrusion. Tube bottom down When viewed from the side 4. Structure of the fuel tank and radiator layout according to Clause 3, where the fuel tank has been Supported by the upper portion of the overhang extends downward, down the tube. 5. Structure of the fuel tank and radiator layout according to Clause 3, page 2 of 4 pages, provided that there are cross-bottom assemblies. This will connect the left and right bends. Between each other and overhang so that it protrudes towards the front compared to the pipe downwards. And assemblies across across Above, which will connect the protrusions downward, left and right, between them on top of The water pot is extended to the front against the downward tube and the boiler is fixed with the bottom cross-section and the top cross-section. 6. Structure of the fuel tank and radiator. According to claim 4, where the lower cross-piece is provided, which will connect the left and right bends. Between each other and overhang so that it protrudes towards the front relative to the downward tube and cross-sectional assembly. Above, which will connect the protrusions downward, left and right, between them on top of The radiator is overhanged so that it extends towards the front relative to the pipe downward, and the radiator is fixed with the bottom cross-assembly and the top cross-section. 7. The layout of the fuel tank and radiator according to Clause 5 at the bottom end of the pot. Water has been arranged over the bend. 8. The layout of the fuel tank and radiator according to claim No. 6 at the bottom end of the pot. Water has been arranged over the bend. 9. Structure of the fuel tank and radiator according to claim No. 2, where the body frame has pipes downward, left and right, each of which includes an overhang. The bottom, which extends back, down from the header tube. A bent part that curls backwards in The vicinity of the lower part of the fuel tank and the rear protrusion that extends Behind the bend and the front wall of the fuel tank is positioned downward in the front of the overhang. At the bottom of the pipe downwards Viewed from the side 1 0. Structure of the fuel tank and boiler layout according to claim No. 9, where the fuel tank has been Supported by the upper part of the extension to the bottom of the pipe downward 1 1. Structure of the fuel tank and radiator. According to claim 9, where the lower cross-piece is provided that will connect the left and right bends. Between each other and will be extended so that it extends to the front compared to the pipe downward. And the cross-piece assembly across page 3 of the number 4 above, which will connect the protrusions downward, left and right between each other on the top of the The pilot pot and it is extended so that it extends towards the front relative to the pipe downward, and the pilot pot is fixed with the bottom cross-section and the top cross-section 1 2. The layout of the fuel tank and radiator accordingly. Claim No. 11, where at the bottom end of The radiator has been placed over the bend 1 3. The layout of the fuel tank and saddle-type radiator, which includes Seating arrangement On the back of each other Central tunnel Arranged between each other And the pedal floor seats that are arranged On the left and right sides of the central tunnel. To get the driver's feet And fuel tanks and pots Which has been placed inside the central tunnel The said boiler is positioned in front of Fuel The front wall of the fuel tank has been tilted forward to extend to the side. The back descends diagonally from its top end. The radiator has been placed on the back and The bottom of the front end of the fuel tank The cauldron is arranged vertically or is tilted forward so that its bottom end is located behind the top of its end when viewed from the side. And the forward tilt angle of the front wall of the fuel crate Compared with the vertical is greater than the angle of Tilt forward of the radiator Compared with vertical Where the body frame has pipes downward, left and right, each of which includes an overhang extending down the way The bottom, which extends back, down from the header tube. A bent part that curls backwards in The vicinity of the lower part of the fuel tank And the overhang extends to the back which extends Rear from the bend, and with the front wall of the fuel tank positioned in front of the overhang. Extends downward from the pipe When viewed from the side 1 4. The layout of the fuel tank and radiator according to claim 13, where the angle of inclination to In front of the front wall of the fuel tank relative to vertically above the top end of the radiator It is greater than below the position of the top end of the boiler 1 5. Structure of the fuel tank and boiler layout according to claim 13, where the header pipe for The swivel steering support is arranged on the front part of the hull and the top end of the tank. The fuel was placed over the lower end of the header pipe, front 4 of the number 4, page 1 6. Layout of the fuel tank and boiler according to claim 13, whereby the fuel tank was installed. Supported by the upper part of the overhang extends to the bottom of the pipe down 1 7. Layout of fuel tanks and radiators. According to claim 13, where the lower cross-piece is provided that will connect the left and right bends. Between each other and will be overhang so that it extends to the front as opposed to the pipe downward and the damp assembly crosses Above, which will connect the protrusions downward, left and right, between them on top of The radiator is extended so that it extends towards the front relative to the down-pipe and the radiator is fixed with the bottom cross-section and the top cross-section 1 8. The structure of the fuel tank and radiator layout according to the handle. Rights No. 13, where at the bottom end of The water pot is placed over the bend ------------ ------ 25/12/2017 ------ (OCR) page 1 of the number 4. Claims page 1. Structure, layout of the fuel tank and pilot saddle, including the seating arrangement. On the back of the lever The central tunnel is arranged between the handlebar and the floor seats, the pedals placed on the sides, left and right of the center tunnel to receive the rider's feet and the fuel tank and radiator. Which is placed inside the central tunnel Which the aforementioned radiator is located on the side The face of the fuel tank The front wall of the fuel tank is tilted forward so that it extends back down. Below, diagonally from its top end The radiators are arranged on the back and below. Of the front end of the fuel tank The radiator is set vertically or tilting forward. So that its lower end is located behind its top end when viewed from the side, and the forward angle of the fuel tank's front wall relative to the vertical is greater than its tilt angle. The front of the radiator is relative to the vertical, and where the header pipe to support the rotating steering system is positioned on the front of the hull and the top end of the fuel tank is positioned over the lower end. 2. The layout of the fuel tank and radiator according to claim 1, where the forward angle of the fuel tank's front wall relative to the vertical above The position of the upper end of the boiler rather than the position of the top end of the boiler 3. Structure of the fuel tank and boiler layout according to claim 1, where the body frame has pipes downwards. The left and right sides, each of which includes an extended downward extension that extends backwards down Bottom from the header pipe A bent part that bends to the back in the immediate vicinity of the lower part of Fuel tank And the rear overhang extending backwards from the bent portion and the front wall of the fuel tank was positioned downward in the front of the extension. Tube bottom down When viewed from the side. 4. The layout of the fuel tank and boiler according to claim 3, where the fuel tank has been Supported by the upper part of the overhang extends downward of the pipe downward. 5. The layout of the fuel tank and boiler. According to claim 3, where the cross-piece crosses the bottom Which will connect the left and right bend parts between Together and overhang so that it extends to the front compared to the pipe downwards. And the cross-top cross-piece, which page 2 of the number 4 will connect the lower, left and right overhangs between each other on the top of the radiator and will Overhang to the front compared to the pipe downward. The radiator is fixed and the radiator is bolted to the bottom cross and the top cross assembly. 6. The fuel tank and radiator layout structure. According to claim 4, whereby a cross-sectional assembly is provided below that will connect the left and right bends. Between each other and will be overhang so that it extends to the front relative to the downward tube and cross-sectional assembly. Above, which will connect the protrusions downward, left and right, between them on the top of the pot. The water is then extended so that it is projected to the front relative to the down-pipe, and the boiler is fixed with the bottom cross-section and the top cross-section. Right number 5, with the bottom end of the pot Water is placed over the bend. 8. The layout of the fuel tanks and radiators according to claim 6, wherein the bottom end of the pot. The water was placed over the bend. 9. The layout of the fuel tank and boiler according to claim 2, where the body frame had pipes downward, left and right, each of which included a section. Extended down The bottom, which extends back, down from the header tube. A bent part that curls backwards in The vicinity of the lower part of the fuel tank and the rear protrusion that extends On the rear, from the bend and the front wall of the fuel tank is positioned downward in the front of the overhang. Tube bottom down When viewed from the side 1 0. The layout of the fuel tank and radiator according to claim No. 9, where the fuel tank has been Supported by the upper part of the overhang extending downward of the pipe downward 1 1. Layout of the fuel tank and boiler. According to claim 9, where the lower cross-piece is provided, which will connect the left and right bends. Between each other and will be extended so that it extends to the front compared to the pipe downward. And assemblies across across Above, which will connect the protrusions downward, left and right, between them on the top of the pot. Water and will extend so that it extends towards the front relative to the down-pipe and the radiator is fixed with the bottom cross-section and the top cross-section. Page 3 of the number 4. Page 1 2. Tank layout structure. Fuel and radiators according to claim No. 11, where at the bottom end of The radiator has been positioned over the bend 1 3. The layout of the fuel tank and saddle-type water boiler includes Seating arrangement On the back of the handlebar Central tunnel Arranged between the control lever And the pedal floor seats that are arranged On the left and right sides of the central tunnel. To get the driver's feet And fuel tanks and radiators Which has been placed inside the central tunnel The said boiler is positioned in front of Fuel tank The front wall of the fuel tank has been tilted forward to extend to the side. The back descends diagonally from its top end. The radiator has been placed on the back and The bottom of the front end of the fuel tank The cauldron is arranged vertically or is tilted forward so that its bottom end is located behind the top of its end when viewed from the side. And the forward tilt angle of the front wall of the fuel tank Compared with the vertical is greater than the angle of Tilt forward of the radiator Compared with vertical Where the body frame has tubes downward, left and right, each of which includes a downward extension The bottom, which extends back, down from the header tube. A bent part that curls backwards in The vicinity of the lower part of the fuel tank And the overhang extends to the back which extends Rear from the bend, and with the front wall of the fuel tank positioned in front of the overhang. Extends downward, downward of the pipe When viewed from the side 1 4. The layout of the fuel tank and radiator according to claim 13, where the angle of inclination to In front of the front wall of the fuel tank relative to the vertical position above the top end of the radiator It is more than the position of the top end of the radiator 1 5. Structure of the fuel tank and radiator plan according to Article 13 where the header pipe for The swivel steering support is arranged on the front part of the hull and the top end of the tank. The fuel is placed over the lower end of the header pipe 1 6. Layout of the fuel tank and boiler according to claim 13, whereby the fuel tank is properly secured. Supported by the upper part of the overhang extends the bottom of the pipe downward. According to Clause 13, page 4 of the four pages, where the lower cross-piece is provided, which connects the left and right bends. Between each other and will be overhang so that it extends to the front relative to the downward tube and cross-sectional assembly. Above, which will connect the protrusions downward, left and right, between them on the top of the pot. The water is extended so that it is projected to the front relative to the down-pipe, and the radiator is fixed with the bottom cross-section and the top cross-section. Holds the right to Article 13, with the lower end of The radiator has been positioned over the bent part ------------ 1.Saddle-type fuel tank and radiator layout structure, including (10) placed in the rear of the handlebars (25), central tunnel (250) arranged between the levers (25) and the seats (10). ) Pedal floor (68) placed on the side, left and right side of the center tunnel (250) to place the rider's feet on the pedal surface. And the fuel tank (40) and the radiator (41) arranged in a way The front of the fuel tank (40), which is positioned inside the central tunnel (250), with the front wall (40d) of the fuel tank (40) tilted forward to allow it to extend. At the back, downstairs, diagonally from the top end of the wall, the radiator was placed on the back. And the lower end of the front end (40h) of the fuel tank (40), the radiator (41) was arranged vertically or made Tilted forward This is so that the lower end of the radiator (41f) sits behind the top end of the radiator (41e) in the side figure. And the forward tilt angle of the front wall (40d) of the fuel tank (40) relative to the vertical is greater than the forward tilt angle of the radiator (41) relative to the vertical.