A saddle-type vehicle includes a link-type suspension system configured to make a vehicle support a driving wheel, and a motor configured to rotate the driving wheel. The driving wheel driven by the motor is a steered wheel. The link-type suspension system includes a swing arm having a pair of left and right arm portions that swingably supports the steered wheel. The motor is placed on one of left and right sides of a steering center axis in a width direction of the vehicle. A shock absorber is mounted on another arm portion of the swing arm, the another arm portion being placed on another of the left and right sides of the steering center axis in the width direction of the vehicle.

A straddled vehicle includes a battery, a front wheel mounted on an axle, a motor including a stator and a rotor rotatable around the axle together with the front wheel, the motor being supplied with electric power from the battery to generate motive power, and a front suspension supporting, in a cantilever manner, the axle being inserted through the front wheel and the motor.

A straddled vehicle includes a battery, a front wheel mounted on an axle, a motor including a stator and a rotor rotatable around the axle together with the front wheel, the motor being supplied with electric power from the battery to generate motive power, and a front suspension supporting, in a cantilever manner, the axle being inserted through the front wheel and the motor.

A modular bicycle and board apparatus having a buoyant board, a front wheel, a rear wheel and handlebars mountable and usable in a first configuration as a bicycle in which the buoyant board is the bicycle's frame and in a second configuration as a surfboard by changing the orientation of the front wheel and handlebars with 90 degrees with respect to the buoyant board, the surfboard being steerable from the handlebars.

The straddle vehicle includes a front wheel, a rear wheel, at least one tank, an internal combustion engine, a seat, and a steering handle. The front wheel is a steering wheel. The rear wheel is a drive wheel arranged located rearward of the front wheel. The tank is configured to be filled with a gaseous fuel. The internal combustion engine generates power using gaseous fuel filled in the tank. The driver sits on the seat. The driver performs the steering operation to the steering handle. The center of gravity of the tank is located closer to the steering wheel with respect to the center of gravity of the internal combustion engine.

The straddle vehicle includes a front wheel, a rear wheel, at least one tank, an internal combustion engine, a seat, and a steering handle. The front wheel is a steering wheel. The rear wheel is a drive wheel arranged located rearward of the front wheel. The tank is configured to be filled with a gaseous fuel. The internal combustion engine generates power using gaseous fuel filled in the tank. The driver sits on the seat. The driver performs the steering operation to the steering handle. The center of gravity of the tank is located closer to the steering wheel with respect to the center of gravity of the internal combustion engine.

A saddled vehicle is provided which can curb an expansion in the vehicle-width direction dimension while arranging an air cleaner box of sufficient volume on an outer side in the vehicle-width direction. In a saddled vehicle 81) including a head pipe (F1) pivotally supporting a steering mechanism of a front wheel (WF) to freely rotate; a pair of left and right main frames (F2, F3) coupled to a rear portion of the head pipe (F1); and an air cleaner box (30) housing an air filter (36), the air cleaner box (30) is arranged at an outer side in a vehicle-width direction of the main frames (F2, F3). The air cleaner box (30) has at least a portion thereof overlapping with the head pipe (F1) in a side view of a vehicle body.

A saddled vehicle is provided which can curb an expansion in the vehicle-width direction dimension while arranging an air cleaner box of sufficient volume on an outer side in the vehicle-width direction. In a saddled vehicle 81) including a head pipe (F1) pivotally supporting a steering mechanism of a front wheel (WF) to freely rotate; a pair of left and right main frames (F2, F3) coupled to a rear portion of the head pipe (F1); and an air cleaner box (30) housing an air filter (36), the air cleaner box (30) is arranged at an outer side in a vehicle-width direction of the main frames (F2, F3). The air cleaner box (30) has at least a portion thereof overlapping with the head pipe (F1) in a side view of a vehicle body.