A bicycle includes a frame, a motor, a battery, a key interface, a crank set, and a shell. The frame defines a cavity and an opening providing access to the cavity. The motor is coupled to frame beneath the cavity. The battery extends at least partially into the frame. The battery is configured to power the motor. The key interface is positioned along an exterior of the frame. Turning a key in the key interface releases the battery to facilitate removing the battery from the frame. The crank set is coupled to the motor. The crank set includes crank arms. The shell extends at least partially over the opening.

A container adapter plate having two layers that is adapted for use with an attachment apparatus and/or system for securely attaching objects to a bicycle frame.

A bicycle safety enhancement device includes an elongated member having a distal portion mountable to a bicycle handlebar. A proximity sensor is coupled to a proximal portion of the elongated member and is arranged so that when the elongated member is mounted to a handlebar of a bicycle being ridden by a cyclist, the ultrasonic sensor detects objects adjacent to and/or behind the bicycle and which come within a prescribed distance of the bicycle. An illumination source is coupled to the proximal portion of the elongated member. The illumination source provides a visible warning signal directed toward the detected object when the elongated member is mounted to the handlebar of the bicycle. A camera is coupled to the proximal portion of the elongated member and is arranged to capture images of the detected object as the detected object passes in front of the bicycle being ridden by the cyclist.

A bicycle safety enhancement device includes an elongated member having a distal portion mountable to a bicycle handlebar. A proximity sensor is coupled to a proximal portion of the elongated member and is arranged so that when the elongated member is mounted to a handlebar of a bicycle being ridden by a cyclist, the ultrasonic sensor detects objects adjacent to and/or behind the bicycle and which come within a prescribed distance of the bicycle. An illumination source is coupled to the proximal portion of the elongated member. The illumination source provides a visible warning signal directed toward the detected object when the elongated member is mounted to the handlebar of the bicycle. A camera is coupled to the proximal portion of the elongated member and is arranged to capture images of the detected object as the detected object passes in front of the bicycle being ridden by the cyclist.

A bicycle includes a frame, a cover, a door, a first key interface, and a second key interface. The frame defines a cavity, a first opening providing access to the cavity, an interior compartment, and a second opening providing access to the interior compartment. The cover extends across the first opening. The door extends across the second opening. The first key interface is positioned along the frame proximate the first opening. Turning a key in the first key interface releases at least a portion of the cover from the frame. The second key interface is positioned along the frame proximate the second opening. Turning a key in the second key interface releases at least a portion of the door from the frame.

A leaning vehicle including a body frame; a linkage mechanism supported by the body frame and including a left side part and a right side part; and two front wheels, two foot steps, two foot-step-coupling part and two front guards, respectively at left and right sides of the vehicle. On each of the left and right sides, the front guard is supported by the foot-step-coupling part between the foot step and the front wheel, such that while the leaning vehicle leans, a positional relationship of the front guard changes with respect to the body frame but does not change with respect to the left/right side part and the foot step in a top-bottom direction, and while the front wheel rotates, the front guard does not rotate with the front wheel, and the positional relationship of the front guard to the left/right side part and the foot step remains without change.

The disclosure provides a scooter and relates to the technical field of vehicles for replacing walking. The scooter includes a head, a front wheel bracket, a front wheel, a body, a rear wheel bracket and a rear wheel. The body includes a main plate and a bottom plate, and a movable frame is arranged at the bottom plate. The dual-use of the movable frame can be realized by hinging the movable frame to the main plate, so that the movable frame can be used not only for the support when parking, but also for the protection of the body during driving. The tail lamp plate integrally connected to the bottom plate can better ensure the driving safety by setting the light-emitting surface inclined. Moreover, the guard can be easily removed for cleaning.

The disclosure provides a scooter and relates to the technical field of vehicles for replacing walking. The scooter includes a head, a front wheel bracket, a front wheel, a body, a rear wheel bracket and a rear wheel. The body includes a main plate and a bottom plate, and a movable frame is arranged at the bottom plate. The dual-use of the movable frame can be realized by hinging the movable frame to the main plate, so that the movable frame can be used not only for the support when parking, but also for the protection of the body during driving. The tail lamp plate integrally connected to the bottom plate can better ensure the driving safety by setting the light-emitting surface inclined. Moreover, the guard can be easily removed for cleaning.

A straddled vehicle including a vehicle body frame having a head pipe extending downward and forward, a steering shaft supported by the head pipe to be rotatable left and right, a front fork connected to the steering shaft, a front fender supported by the front fork, a front cover of which a portion is arranged further forward than the head pipe, and a radar supported by the vehicle body frame and arranged further forward than the head pipe. The front cover includes a front end, and a lower edge extending leftward or rightward from the front end in a front view, at least a portion of the lower edge being located at or below the front end. At least a portion of the radar is arranged further downward than the front end of the front cover, further downward than the lower edge, and further upward than the front fender.

A straddled vehicle including a vehicle body frame having a head pipe extending downward and forward, a steering shaft supported by the head pipe to be rotatable left and right, a front fork connected to the steering shaft, a front fender supported by the front fork, a front cover of which a portion is arranged further forward than the head pipe, and a radar supported by the vehicle body frame and arranged further forward than the head pipe. The front cover includes a front end, and a lower edge extending leftward or rightward from the front end in a front view, at least a portion of the lower edge being located at or below the front end. At least a portion of the radar is arranged further downward than the front end of the front cover, further downward than the lower edge, and further upward than the front fender.