The present invention relates to an sound emitting device. The sound emitting device includes a housing, a memory device. The housing includes a slot. The memory device carries a first number of a sound groups. In addition, each group contains a second number of sounds. The housing is configured to removably receive the memory device. The housing is configured to removably receive the memory device. The housing carries a plurality of actuators. In addition, number of actuators are more than the first number. Each sound group is selected using one of the plurality of actuators. At least one actuator is used to toggle between sounds of the selected group.

A straddle type vehicle includes a meter display device that displays a vehicle state, a meter panel that forms an outer shell covering the periphery of the meter display device, and a meter support member that supports the meter display device on a vehicle body frame. The meter support member includes a main body disposed below the meter panel, supporting the meter display device, and attached to the vehicle body frame, and an exposed portion joined to the main body, exposed above the meter panel, and disposed around the meter display device.

A handlebar mount includes a first side body and a second side body; and a central body, the central body interconnecting the first and second side bodies. The handlebar mount further includes a first elastic portion and a second elastic portion, oriented on the first and second side bodies, respectively. The handlebar mount further includes a first hook and a second hook, the first and second hooks oriented to receive the first and second elastic portions, respectively, and hold them securely.

Portable lock mounting assemblies including straps or connectors for securing each assembly to a bicycle or the like. Each mounting assembly having a structure defining a retaining assembly to securely retain a lock and easily release the lock from the mounting assembly.

Portable lock mounting assemblies including straps or connectors for securing each assembly to a bicycle or the like. Each mounting assembly having a structure defining a retaining assembly to securely retain a lock and easily release the lock from the mounting assembly.

Various implementations include a spring biased mounting assembly. The mounting assembly includes a clamp plate with engagement arms extending therefrom and a base plate. The base plate is disposed between the clamp plate and distal ends of the engagement arms. The distal ends of the engagement arms are biased toward a first surface of the base plate. An object, such as a hand held electronic computing device, may be secured between the base plate and the distal ends of the engagement arms. The spring force may be provided by the clamp plate itself (e.g., a spring steel clamp plate) or by a separate spring (e.g., one or more helical springs, leaf springs, or a spring steel plate) disposed between the clamp plate and the base plate.

A helmet locking system utilizing an arrangement of two enlarged members, a pass-through locking member, and a length of cable. A fixed enlarged member is permanently mounted to the cable and a detachable enlarged member engages with the pass-through locking member which is positioned on the cable's end opposite to the fixed enlarged member. The locking system does not require keys or a combination. Pass-through locking member is threaded through the D-ring of a helmet. Detachable enlarged member is then then fixedly fitted onto the pass-through locking member. The detachable enlarged member is then placed into a motorcycle's storage compartment which is then closed and locked thereby securing the helmet to the motorcycle.

A mounting device for mounting accessories on a handlebar of a bicycle includes a mounting frame and a plurality of sliding members. The mounting frame has a central hole and a plurality of coupling slots. The handlebar is inserted into the central hole of the frame member, and the coupling slots are provided on a surface of the mounting frame. The coupling slots each have an elongated direction, which is substantially parallel to an axial direction of the frame member, and the coupling slots are substantially parallel to each other. Accessories are connected to the sliding members respectively, and the sliding members each have a coupling portion to be detachably engaged in one of the coupling slots of the mounting frame.

A mounting device for mounting accessories on a handlebar of a bicycle includes a mounting frame and a plurality of sliding members. The mounting frame has a central hole and a plurality of coupling slots. The handlebar is inserted into the central hole of the frame member, and the coupling slots are provided on a surface of the mounting frame. The coupling slots each have an elongated direction, which is substantially parallel to an axial direction of the frame member, and the coupling slots are substantially parallel to each other. Accessories are connected to the sliding members respectively, and the sliding members each have a coupling portion to be detachably engaged in one of the coupling slots of the mounting frame.

A link arm for securing bicycles and other vehicles and their components to each other and to fixed objects such as bike racks and street poles. The link arm is composed of a plurality of elements flexibly joined to each other by cylindrical joints, joined to the bicycle or vehicle by a perpendicularly oriented central hinge, allowing for restricted movement and rotation of other elements in the link arm. The link arm is designed to, when fastened, form a closed loop around the bicycle or vehicle frame, wheel and bike rack. When not in use, the device can be folded into a neat, compact configuration for convenient storage. The central perpendicular hinge enables fast and simple transition between the two states of fastened and in storage.