A side case attachment structure detachably attaching a side case to a vehicle body of a saddle-type vehicle includes a first attachment portion protruding of the side case, a second attachment portion of the side case, and a holding portion of a side portion of a rear portion of the vehicle body, the holding portion including a first hooking portion hooking the first attachment portion from above and a second hooking portion hooking the second attachment portion from above. A movement restricting portion of the holding portion restricts forward movement of the side case by coming into contact with the first attachment portion when a grip portion of the side case is gripped and the side case is pulled forward and upward with respect to the vehicle body so as to detach the first attachment portion from the first hooking portion.

A side case attachment structure detachably attaching a side case to a vehicle body of a saddle-type vehicle includes a first attachment portion protruding of the side case, a second attachment portion of the side case, and a holding portion of a side portion of a rear portion of the vehicle body, the holding portion including a first hooking portion hooking the first attachment portion from above and a second hooking portion hooking the second attachment portion from above. A movement restricting portion of the holding portion restricts forward movement of the side case by coming into contact with the first attachment portion when a grip portion of the side case is gripped and the side case is pulled forward and upward with respect to the vehicle body so as to detach the first attachment portion from the first hooking portion.

An adapter system for mounting or fastening bags or containers with fixing elements for engaging between struts of a luggage carrier and which can be reversibly attached on the upper side of a luggage carrier. The adapter system has at least two holding elements which engage on opposite struts of the adapter and are equipped with a spring-loaded and rotatably mounted lever, and the rotatably mounted lever has a geometry at that end of the lever which faces away from the pivot point and securely clamps the adapter system on the luggage carrier struts in a self-locking manner.

An adapter system for attaching panniers or containers to luggage carriers, in particular for attaching panniers or containers to the top of a luggage carrier, has releasable fixing elements for engaging between respective structs and respective struts of the luggage carrier. The positions of the fixing elements is adjustable and are arrangeable on respective struts and/or cross members or plates or frames of the adapter system, wherein at least one strut and/or cross member and/or plate is designed with a plurality of retaining elements protruding from its surface facing the luggage carrier.

An adapter system for attaching panniers or containers to luggage carriers, in particular for attaching panniers or containers to the top of a luggage carrier, has releasable fixing elements for engaging between respective structs and respective struts of the luggage carrier. The positions of the fixing elements is adjustable and are arrangeable on respective struts and/or cross members or plates or frames of the adapter system, wherein at least one strut and/or cross member and/or plate is designed with a plurality of retaining elements protruding from its surface facing the luggage carrier.

A cover or enclosure that protects a rear portion of an electric bicycle, such as an electric cargo bicycle, is described. The cover, which can be a modular cover (e.g., an enclosure formed of a covering material and a frame) and/or a child/passenger cover (e.g., a cover suitable to contain one or two children), includes a covering that stretches around a frame that mounts to a rear rack or cargo area of a bicycle. When not in use, the frame is detachable, foldable, and/or stowable, such that the frame can be transported and easily assembled in advance of subsequent uses.

A cover or enclosure that protects a rear portion of an electric bicycle, such as an electric cargo bicycle, is described. The cover, which can be a modular cover (e.g., an enclosure formed of a covering material and a frame) and/or a child/passenger cover (e.g., a cover suitable to contain one or two children), includes a covering that stretches around a frame that mounts to a rear rack or cargo area of a bicycle. When not in use, the frame is detachable, foldable, and/or stowable, such that the frame can be transported and easily assembled in advance of subsequent uses.

An apparatus for securing a shoulder strap of a backpack to a bicycle luggage rack includes a first capture member and a second capture member opposite and facing the first capture member with each having an elongate, linear configuration and having opposed ends. Respective ends of the capture members may be selectively coupled together with a pair of fasteners and selectively loosened or tightened such that the capture members are displaced from one another at the loosened configuration and are compressed toward one another at the tightened configuration so as to sandwich the backpack strap therebetween. An attachment portion, such as a clip, is attached to a backside of the first capture member and configured to removably attach to a bicycle luggage rack.

An apparatus for securing a shoulder strap of a backpack to a bicycle luggage rack includes a first capture member and a second capture member opposite and facing the first capture member with each having an elongate, linear configuration and having opposed ends. Respective ends of the capture members may be selectively coupled together with a pair of fasteners and selectively loosened or tightened such that the capture members are displaced from one another at the loosened configuration and are compressed toward one another at the tightened configuration so as to sandwich the backpack strap therebetween. An attachment portion, such as a clip, is attached to a backside of the first capture member and configured to removably attach to a bicycle luggage rack.

A shielding canopy assembly for a bicycle includes a pair of first rods, a plurality of second rods, and a panel, which is substantially water impermeable. The panel and each second rod are coupled to and extend between the first rods, which are arcuate, to define an arch. Each of a pair of first couplers is coupled to a front end of a respective first rod. The first couplers are configured to couple to a handlebar of a bicycle to couple the pair of first rods to the handlebar. Each of a pair of second couplers is coupled to a rear end of a respective first rod. The second couplers are configured to couple to the bicycle, behind a seat of the bicycle, so that the arch is disposed over a rider who is positioned on the seat. The panel is configured to shield the rider from the elements.