An article carrier, removably mountable on an upright luggage carrying frame of a bicycle, comprises a rigid sheath having closed top and an open bottom receiving the rigid frame. The rigid sheath fits into a downwardly open pocket of a flexible article-carrying bag. A rigid panel for supporting the bag is hinged to the sheath adjacent the bottom opening, and can be rotated downward from a condition in which it is parallel to a front wall of the sheath to a horizontal condition, and is prevented by a stop from being rotated beyond the horizontal condition. The downwardly open pocket can be on the exterior of the bag or on the interior.

A removable storage compartment system for bicycles is provided. The removable storage compartment system has a plurality of generally cylindrical containers wherein each of the individual containers is secured to another container or to the frame of the bicycle. The generally cylindrical individual containers may be insulated so as to allow a user to transport warm or cool items. Each of the plurality of individual storage compartments may be of different sizes so as to allow a user to best select the total desired storage area for the bicycle and to allow a user to store the individual storage compartments inside one another.

A support bracket fits and properly supports the saddlebags of the HARLEY-DAVIDSON HERITAGE SOFTAIL leather saddlebags. The support bracket can be made from a solid steel material to provide bag-specific foundational support members in key areas while allowing the bag to function as originally designed. The support bracket utilized specially designed T-bar supports and an outer lid support rail to uniquely and positively reach up underneath the original and existing leather folds designed into every factory Heritage bag. The support bracket can install quickly, typically within 10 minutes or less. The support bracket requires no motorcycle or saddlebag alterations, no glues, and no product assembly. The support bracket utilizes T-bars at the front and rear ends thereof, along with an outside lid support rail to positively and solidly, yet discretely, contact with parts of the existing and unaltered saddlebag which are outside of view once the lid is closed.

A support bracket fits and properly supports the saddlebags of the HARLEY-DAVIDSON HERITAGE SOFTAIL leather saddlebags. The support bracket can be made from a solid steel material to provide bag-specific foundational support members in key areas while allowing the bag to function as originally designed. The support bracket utilized specially designed T-bar supports and an outer lid support rail to uniquely and positively reach up underneath the original and existing leather folds designed into every factory Heritage bag. The support bracket can install quickly, typically within 10 minutes or less. The support bracket requires no motorcycle or saddlebag alterations, no glues, and no product assembly. The support bracket utilizes T-bars at the front and rear ends thereof, along with an outside lid support rail to positively and solidly, yet discretely, contact with parts of the existing and unaltered saddlebag which are outside of view once the lid is closed.

A sled module. The sled module includes a rack configured to attach to the tunnel of a snowmobile. The rack includes two opposing sides. The rack also includes a base on each of the two opposing sides and at least two spacing and support rods configured to attach to the opposing sides to one another. The sled module also includes a bracket configured to receive an external device.

A luggage case, more particularly for a powered two-wheeled vehicle, has a lid which is movably mounted relative to a body of the luggage case by at least one hinge. In the vicinity of the hinge there is provided a damping element which, when the lid is closed, comes into contact with a component that moves with the lid, thereby damping the closing movement.

A luggage case, more particularly for a powered two-wheeled vehicle, has a lid which is movably mounted relative to a body of the luggage case by at least one hinge. In the vicinity of the hinge there is provided a damping element which, when the lid is closed, comes into contact with a component that moves with the lid, thereby damping the closing movement.

A bike trailer frame structure includes a rear frame and a base frame. The rear side of the base frame is mounted with left and right pivot bases, that have a fixing hole (fixing groove) respectively connected to the bottom side of the rear frame through a respective positioning element. Thereby, when the right positioning elements are released, the rear frame can pivot toward the base frame and fold, or can pivot in the direction opposite to the base frame, and then fix the positioning elements to the fixing holes or fixing grooves of the pivot bases to complete the unfolding action. Therefore, the invention simplifies the folding structure of the rear frame and the base frame in the front and rear directions. It has the practicality of streamlined components, uncomplicated manufacturing, simple and convenient assembly, and saving transportation space.

A bike trailer frame structure includes a rear frame and a base frame. The rear side of the base frame is mounted with left and right pivot bases, that have a fixing hole (fixing groove) respectively connected to the bottom side of the rear frame through a respective positioning element. Thereby, when the right positioning elements are released, the rear frame can pivot toward the base frame and fold, or can pivot in the direction opposite to the base frame, and then fix the positioning elements to the fixing holes or fixing grooves of the pivot bases to complete the unfolding action. Therefore, the invention simplifies the folding structure of the rear frame and the base frame in the front and rear directions. It has the practicality of streamlined components, uncomplicated manufacturing, simple and convenient assembly, and saving transportation space.

A snowmobile including: a frame including a tunnel configured to accommodate a drive track; a connector mounted to the frame over the tunnel; and a seat configured to be removably connected to the snowmobile by way of the connector.