The invention includes apparatus and methods of use for an adjustable disarticulated seat, which in a preferred embodiment may include one, or a plurality of independently or synchronously adjustable disarticulated inserts positioned within insert interface apertures on the distal extended portion of a saddle. An actuator element may be responsive to the one or more disarticulated inserts through one or more cords configured to be retracted or release in response to the action of the actuator causing the extension upward or release downward movement of the one or more inserts within the insert interface aperture.

The invention includes apparatus and methods of use for an adjustable disarticulated seat, which in a preferred embodiment may include one, or a plurality of independently or synchronously adjustable disarticulated inserts positioned within insert interface apertures on the distal extended portion of a saddle. An actuator element may be responsive to the one or more disarticulated inserts through one or more cords configured to be retracted or release in response to the action of the actuator causing the extension upward or release downward movement of the one or more inserts within the insert interface aperture.

A device has a seat cover suitable for being fastened to a seat of a motorcycle, whose upper surface is divided in a plurality of portions, each positioned on a right side or a left side of the seat cover, each portion of the plurality of portions being associated to a respective vibration motor, configured to generate vibrations perceivable by a motorcyclist sitting on the seat of the motorcycle, and an electronic unit configured to control the vibration motors and provided with connectors to an onboard electronic box of the motorcycle. The electronic unit is configured to receive from the onboard electronic box a signal relating to an activation status of directional indicators of the motorcycle and to control the vibration motors as a function of the signal relating to the activation status of the directional indicators.

A device has a seat cover suitable for being fastened to a seat of a motorcycle, whose upper surface is divided in a plurality of portions, each positioned on a right side or a left side of the seat cover, each portion of the plurality of portions being associated to a respective vibration motor, configured to generate vibrations perceivable by a motorcyclist sitting on the seat of the motorcycle, and an electronic unit configured to control the vibration motors and provided with connectors to an onboard electronic box of the motorcycle. The electronic unit is configured to receive from the onboard electronic box a signal relating to an activation status of directional indicators of the motorcycle and to control the vibration motors as a function of the signal relating to the activation status of the directional indicators.

A pivotable adaptor is provided for an accessory coupled to a vehicle, such as a backrest and/or baggage system, where the accessory is positioned adjacent a saddle-type seat on the vehicle. A first member is configured to couple to the vehicle and a second member is configured to couple to the accessory, where the second member is pivotably coupled to the first member and is configured to pivot away from the saddle-type seat on the vehicle. The adaptor can be used in conjunction with a pivotable accessory, a vehicle, and in a method of improving access to a saddle-type seat on a vehicle. The pivotable adaptor thereby improves access for an operator and/or a passenger with respect to a saddle-type seat on a vehicle having a backrest and/or baggage system.

A pivotable adaptor is provided for an accessory coupled to a vehicle, such as a backrest and/or baggage system, where the accessory is positioned adjacent a saddle-type seat on the vehicle. A first member is configured to couple to the vehicle and a second member is configured to couple to the accessory, where the second member is pivotably coupled to the first member and is configured to pivot away from the saddle-type seat on the vehicle. The adaptor can be used in conjunction with a pivotable accessory, a vehicle, and in a method of improving access to a saddle-type seat on a vehicle. The pivotable adaptor thereby improves access for an operator and/or a passenger with respect to a saddle-type seat on a vehicle having a backrest and/or baggage system.

A seatpost has a post body, an adjusting mount, a connecting unit, and a connecting bracket. The post body has a supporting base disposed at an upper end of the post body. The supporting base has a bore formed through a rear end of the supporting base. The adjusting mount is connected to the supporting base and has a passing hole disposed at a rear end of the adjusting mount. The connecting unit is connected to the adjusting mount and has a connecting portion having a threaded hole. A bolt passes through the bore, the passing hole, and is screwed with the threaded hole. The connecting bracket has a front end connected to the connecting portion, a rear end opposite the front end, and an assembling board disposed at the rear end of the connecting bracket for assembling a taillight or a bicycle license plate.

A bicycle lamp includes a first adhesive layer provided with an external adhesive surface disposed on a first surface thereof and adapted to adhered to a bicycle saddle, a coupling module adhered to a second surface of the first adhesive layer opposite to the first surface, and a luminaire connectable to the coupling module. The luminaire is configured be fixed in relation to the bicycle saddle or detached from the bicycle saddle through the coupling module.

A bicycle lamp includes a first adhesive layer provided with an external adhesive surface disposed on a first surface thereof and adapted to adhered to a bicycle saddle, a coupling module adhered to a second surface of the first adhesive layer opposite to the first surface, and a luminaire connectable to the coupling module. The luminaire is configured be fixed in relation to the bicycle saddle or detached from the bicycle saddle through the coupling module.

A vehicle includes a vehicle frame, a saddle-type seat mounted to the frame and having a forward portion and a rearward portion, a cargo area defining a storage compartment positioned at least partially rearward of the saddle-type seat, and a rider support assembly positioned rearward of the forward portion of the saddle-type seat and vertically above at least a portion of the saddle-type seat and the storage compartment.