A straddled vehicle includes a seat made of a cushioning material and configured to be straddled by a rider, a seat frame that holds the seat, and a non-directional antenna disposed backward of a front end of the seat and at a height above the seat frame. The antenna is covered with the cushioning material of the seat.

A passenger bar for motorcycles is disclosed. The passenger bar is affixed to the gas tank of a motorcycle forward of the motorcycle driver such that a passenger behind the motorcycle driver with arms wrapped around the driver may grip the passenger bar to secure himself/herself while the motorcycle is accelerating, decelerating, or experiences lateral forces. The passenger bar comprises a mounting plate, in one embodiment, and a handle inclined away from the mounting bracket.

A rear seat for a saddle type vehicle that is readily adjustable without changing the position of a main seat to improve the riding comfort of the rear seat. A saddle type vehicle includes a head pipe, a main frame provided behind the head pipe and a seat rail extending to the rear of the main frame. A main seat is provided with a rear seat provided behind the main seat and formed as a separate member from the main seat. The rear seat is attached to a rear seat holding portion provided at a rear portion of the seat rail through a base plate for holding the rear seat thereon. The rear seat can be moved forwardly and rearwardly by making it possible for the base plate to be fixed at a plurality of positions in the forward and rearward direction with respect to the rear seat holding portion.

A bicycle carrier for towing a second bicycle behind a first bicycle is provided. A carrier base has carrier wheels and is adapted to carry a wheel of the second bicycle. The carrier base is articulated to arms at their ends remote from the rear hub of the first bicycle. Clamping means are provided for clamping the wheel of the second bicycle in place on the base. The base can be carried above a rear wheel of the first bicycle when the carrier is not in use. A passenger carrier for a bicycle includes a carrier base having wheels, and handlebars on a member attached to the carrier base and foldable with respect thereto. Side sections of the base are locatable within a footprint of the central section when the carrier is not in use.

A tandem grip unit includes a pair of left and right tandem grips. Each of the tandem grips in turn includes a to-be-supported portion supported by a vehicle frame structure, a grip portion to be grasped by a fellow passenger, a bag fitting portion to which a pannier bag is fitted, and a casing fitting portion to which a top casing is fitted, all of those elements being formed integrally.

A motorcycle child safety system is disclosed, including a handlebar including a handlebar mount to couple the handlebar to a gas tank of a motorcycle. A riser extends between the handlebar mount and a left bar and a right bar, wherein a child grasps the left bar and right bar. Two foot pegs are provided, wherein a first foot peg is positioned on a left side of the motorcycle and a second foot peg positioned on a right side of the motorcycle to allow the child to rest their feet on each foot peg. The handlebar and the two foot pegs comprise the motorcycle safety system to permit the child to be seated in front of an operator on the motorcycle, and wherein the child grasps the handlebars while resting the child's feet on the foot pegs during use of the motorcycle.

A motorcycle child safety system is disclosed, including a handlebar including a handlebar mount to couple the handlebar to a gas tank of a motorcycle. A riser extends between the handlebar mount and a left bar and a right bar, wherein a child grasps the left bar and right bar. Two foot pegs are provided, wherein a first foot peg is positioned on a left side of the motorcycle and a second foot peg positioned on a right side of the motorcycle to allow the child to rest their feet on each foot peg. The handlebar and the two foot pegs comprise the motorcycle safety system to permit the child to be seated in front of an operator on the motorcycle, and wherein the child grasps the handlebars while resting the child's feet on the foot pegs during use of the motorcycle.