A rigid and aerodynamic device for external protection for motorcycle and bicycle vehicles with 2 to 4 wheels. This removable dome type device is formed by multiple overlapping panels that form an oval shell type structure, which protects both the vehicle and the pilot from external weather conditions and physical damage in the event of a collision.

An apparatus for reducing drag and wake formation behind moving vehicles such as road transport vehicles, motor cycles and bicycles including electric bicycles comprising one or more vents, each of those vents having a proximal end and a distal end, both ends being open and positioned and aligned longitudinally in the direction of travel in such a way as to addressing wake and boundary layer formation of a moving vehicle, said vents, positioned spaced from turbulent rear surfaces of the vehicle and affixed to the main body of the vehicle by one or more connecting members.

The present invention discloses an aerodynamic clothing for a bicycle includes a body portion. The aerodynamic clothing also includes a tail portion outwardly extending towards the back of the bicycle. The tail portion is coupled to a bottom end of the body portion using a plurality of securing means. The tail portion being hooked onto an adjustable subframe having an adjustment means configured to secure the extension of the adjustable subframe. The aerodynamic clothing comprises a hook portion attached to a rear side of the subframe for holding the body portion, the hook portion being aligned at the predefined position. The aerodynamic clothing includes a hoodie member attached to a top end of the body portion using the plurality of securing means. The aerodynamic clothing also includes a shield portion present on each side of the shoulder being held by fingers aerodynamically for guiding air flow.

A straddle vehicle includes a vehicle body, a headlamp main body, and a driver circuit. The driver circuit drives the headlamp main body. The headlamp main body includes a housing that accommodates a light emission member. The driver circuit is disposed outside the housing.

A saddle riding vehicle includes: a motor which is a driving power source; a battery which powers the motor; a duct which supplies incoming wind to the battery; and a rear fender which is disposed above a rear wheel and houses the battery. The rear fender includes, behind the battery, a discharge hole which discharges the incoming wind supplied by the duct.

A saddle riding vehicle includes: an engine disposed between a front wheel and a rear wheel; a fuel tank disposed above the engine; a generator mounted to a crankshaft of the engine; and an inverter that supplies output of the generator to a battery. The inverter is disposed behind a head pipe, above a crankcase and below the fuel tank.

A saddle riding vehicle includes: an engine disposed between a front wheel and a rear wheel; a fuel tank disposed above the engine; a generator mounted to a crankshaft of the engine; and an inverter that supplies output of the generator to a battery. The inverter is disposed behind a head pipe, above a crankcase and below the fuel tank.

In the saddle-ride vehicle, a front fork includes a fender support portion, the fender support portion is located on an inner side of a vehicle body relative to an inner surface of the front fender, and a fork guard is disposed on a rear side of the fender support portion, and the fork guard extends to an inner side of the vehicle body relative to the fender support portion. In the saddle-ride vehicle, the front fender includes an extending portion extending from the inner surface of the front fender to an inner side of the vehicle body, and the extending portion is disposed in front of a space formed between the fender support portion and the inner surface of the front fender.

A saddle-ride vehicle is a saddle-ride vehicle in which a radiator is disposed in front of a down tube hanging down from a head pipe, the saddle-ride vehicle including: a radiator shroud provided at the radiator, the radiator being supported only by the radiator shroud, the radiator being supported by a vehicle body via the radiator shroud.

A straddle vehicle includes a headlight and a first wind-receiving surface. The headlight emits light forward. The first wind-receiving surface is disposed below and adjacent to the headlight and provided so that it is positioned higher as it approaches rearward.