A fender for a cycling apparatus is provided. The fender may include a front portion, a rear portion, and an outer surface and an inner surface that each extend from the rear portion to the front portion. The fender may further include a mount portion disposed between the rear portion and the front portion. The mount portion may include a first engagement part configured to engage with at least one blade of a pair of spaced apart blades of a fork assembly, and a second engagement part. A first engagement part may be configured minimize side-to-side motion of the fender relative to a fork assembly and a second engagement part configured to minimize fore-and-aft motion of the fender relative to the fork assembly. A fender elongated body may have a generally convex outer surface and a generally concave inner surface, the inner surface defining a hollow cavity of the body.

A fender for a cycling apparatus is provided. The fender may include a front portion, a rear portion, and an outer surface and an inner surface that each extend from the rear portion to the front portion. The fender may further include a mount portion disposed between the rear portion and the front portion. The mount portion may include a first engagement part configured to engage with at least one blade of a pair of spaced apart blades of a fork assembly, and a second engagement part. A first engagement part may be configured minimize side-to-side motion of the fender relative to a fork assembly and a second engagement part configured to minimize fore-and-aft motion of the fender relative to the fork assembly. A fender elongated body may have a generally convex outer surface and a generally concave inner surface, the inner surface defining a hollow cavity of the body.

Frontal splashguard member assemblies and related methods. In some embodiments, one or more splashguard members may be coupled to a frontal portion of a bicycle frame, such as a down tube, by way of one or more splashguard retention members and a plurality of fasteners, which fasteners may extend through openings formed in the one or more splashguard members and around the splashguard retention member.

Frontal splashguard member assemblies and related methods. In some embodiments, one or more splashguard members may be coupled to a frontal portion of a bicycle frame, such as a down tube, by way of one or more splashguard retention members and a plurality of fasteners, which fasteners may extend through openings formed in the one or more splashguard members and around the splashguard retention member.

A electric personal mobility device may include a main body including a rider-support-platform structure and a steering column coupled to the rider-support-platform structure. The electric personal mobility device may further include a wheel arrangement, having at least one front wheel and at least one rear wheel, supporting the main body. The at least one front wheel may be steerable by the steering column. According to various embodiments, the rider-support-platform structure may include an elongate hollow housing structure enclosing an internal space partitioned to define a first and second longitudinal-internal-battery-compartments. Each longitudinal-internal-battery-compartment may be extending lengthwise along respective longitudinal side of the elongate hollow housing and having a respective rear opening at an aft portion of the elongate hollow housing structure. The rider-support-platform structure may include a rear-wheel-fork fixedly extending longitudinally from the aft portion between the rear openings. The rear-wheel-fork may be holding the at least one rear wheel.

A vehicle includes a fender, a storage compartment, and a first retaining wall. The fender has an inner surface, an outer surface, and a through hole connecting the inner surface and the outer surface. The storage compartment has a bottom plate. The bottom plate of the storage compartment is located at a side of the outer surface of the fender and at least covers the through hole. The fender is located below the storage compartment in a top-bottom direction of the vehicle. The first retaining wall is disposed on the outer surface of the fender and surrounds at least a portion of the through. A portion of the first retaining wall is closer to a front of the vehicle than the through hole in a front-rear direction of the vehicle.

A vehicle includes a fender, a storage compartment, and a first retaining wall. The fender has an inner surface, an outer surface, and a through hole connecting the inner surface and the outer surface. The storage compartment has a bottom plate. The bottom plate of the storage compartment is located at a side of the outer surface of the fender and at least covers the through hole. The fender is located below the storage compartment in a top-bottom direction of the vehicle. The first retaining wall is disposed on the outer surface of the fender and surrounds at least a portion of the through. A portion of the first retaining wall is closer to a front of the vehicle than the through hole in a front-rear direction of the vehicle.

A bicycle including a main frame, a steering assembly coupled to the main frame, a front wheel coupled to the steering assembly and a bicycle accessory assembly coupled to the bicycle, such as the steering assembly. The bicycle accessory assembly includes a bicycle accessory and a first tool-less connector for connecting the bicycle accessory to the bicycle in a tool-less manner. The second tool-less connector may be used to secure the bicycle accessory to the bicycle. A method of connecting a bicycle accessory assembly to a bicycle is also disclosed.

A bicycle including a main frame, a steering assembly coupled to the main frame, a front wheel coupled to the steering assembly and a bicycle accessory assembly coupled to the bicycle, such as the steering assembly. The bicycle accessory assembly includes a bicycle accessory and a first tool-less connector for connecting the bicycle accessory to the bicycle in a tool-less manner. The second tool-less connector may be used to secure the bicycle accessory to the bicycle. A method of connecting a bicycle accessory assembly to a bicycle is also disclosed.

A two-wheeled vehicle includes a frame assembly, a plurality of ground-engaging members for supporting the frame assembly, and a cooling assembly positioned below a head portion of the frame assembly and intermediate vertically-extending frame tubes of the frame assembly. A lower end of the cooling assembly is coupled to a lower end of the vertically-extending frame tubes, and an upper end of the cooling assembly is frictionally retained at an upper end of each of the vertically-extending frame tubes.