Disclosed is a load carrier foot for supporting a load bar on a vehicle. The load carrier foot comprises a supporting member mountable to the load bar, a coupling member for coupling the load carrier foot to the vehicle and a tightening mechanism for tightening the coupling member. The tightening mechanism force transmittingly the couples the coupling member with the supporting member by a force distribution member. The force distribution member is configured to transfer a received input force on at least two force application sections while being translatory movably held with respect to each force application section.

A vehicle console includes a housing having an interior volume. A console bin is disposed within the interior volume. The console bin is an injection molded member having a base and a plurality of bin walls coupled to the base at living hinges, wherein the plurality of bin walls form an interior surface that extends orthogonally from the base.

A mounting device is provided for mounting a detection device, which is configured to detect electromagnetic waves having a frequency of 30 GHz or greater excluding visible light, on a human-powered vehicle. The detection device includes a support mechanism that is configured to support the detection device so that the detection device is movable relative to the human-powered vehicle in accordance with motion of the human-powered vehicle.

A locking bracket for a vehicle accessory that has a main portion and a secondary portion, the main portion is configured to position the vehicle accessory in an operating position and includes opposite first and second faces extending between opposite ends, a spring leaf extending from the first face, first and second ribs extending from the second face, the first and second ribs being spaced from one another and having cooperating geometry to provide force to the spring leaf, at least first and second hinges separated by a distance, the first rib being located between the first and second hinges, and a locking mechanism provided on at least one of the ends, the locking mechanism being configured to maintain the vehicle accessory in the operating position.

A mobile phone holder is disclosed for mounting a mobile phone to the dashboard of a car. This mobile phone holder is integrated into the back of a mobile phone or is attached to the back surface of the mobile phone through adhesive pads, or suction cups, or is incorporated into accessories of mobile phones such as attachable card holding wallets, and etc. One embodiment of this mobile phone holder creates a closed loop around the air vent bars. Hence, shakes of the car will not cause sudden detachment and falling of the phone. In Addition, this mobile phone holder is portable and is carried by the mobile phone. Hence, the user can readily have it upon using a temporary car. Moreover, since this mobile phone holder is not permanently stayed in the car, it is not exposed to extreme temperatures and thus its wear and tear is lower than conventional phone holders. The loop that is formed by this apparatus can also be used for mounting a mobile phone to the handlebar of a shopping cart, the handlebar of a bike, safety belt of a car, a belt loop, belt of a user, strap of a bag, or other accessories of a user. This apparatus can also be used as a general purpose fastener for fastening two or more objects together, hanging objects from a bar. Such general purpose fastener can be used as a toy, strap of a watch, or bracelet as well.

According to this invention, there is provided a cargo storage system for use with a vehicle having a load carrying bed, above the load carrying bed, and a movable including: (a) a grooved bedliner, (b) a cargo tray having opposite lateral sides and opposite longitudinal sides, including a pair of wheels at the forward end and a pair of rollers at the rearward end, the wheels seated in the grooves, rollers riding atop the grooves and support the tray for movement relative to the bedliner and outward extension onto the tail gate, and (c) a tether limiting outward and retraction movement of the tray relative to the bed.

A mounting specification adjustable front fork mount for mounting on a bike rack on a car roof to cooperate with a quick release for securing a bicycle front fork is disclosed to include a holder having a shaft tube with a protruding portion at each of two opposite ends of the shaft tube, and two mounting tubes each having a first coupling recess and a second coupling recess so designed that the bottom of the first coupling recess and the bottom of the second coupling recess are respectively spaced from the distal end of the mounting tube by a different distance. The protruding portion at each end of the shaft tube can be selectively engaged into the first coupling recess or the second coupling recess according to the specification of the bicycle front fork.

An entertainment bracket for a seat of a motor vehicle includes a mount disposed on the seat, the mount having a headrest bracket and a screen support. The headrest bracket extends from a substantially planar headrest attachment portion rearwards to the screen support, the screen support connected at an angle to the headrest attachment portion and including a first portion of a swivel ball joint. A human machine interface (HMI) bracket supports an HMI and includes a second portion of the swivel ball joint connected to the first portion of the swivel ball joint, the first portion and the second portion of the swivel ball joint allowing the HMI bracket to articulate through a range of motion relative to the headrest bracket. A covering component is disposed overtop the headrest attachment portion and forms a substantially smooth, continuous exterior surface of the entertainment bracket.

The Ergonomic Access Personal Bullet-Proof Shield Stowage Device comprises a nearly transparent articulable plurality of tension positioned suspended support arms having auto body window sill securing clips, and shield position retention securing clips seated between and connectively attached to an upper and a lower auto window frame for the purpose of enabling the suspension and stowage of a bullet-proof or bullet-resistant shield for immediate/urgent ergonomic access by a passenger when exiting a passenger vehicle. The Ergonomic Access Personal Bullet-Proof Shield Stowage Device may alternatively be used in any window with an upper and lower sill whereupon to position the window sill securing clips.

An electronic device support for attachment to child seats that has a bracket that sits atop one of the arms of the child seat. The bracket has an adjustable strap attached to one side. The strap is wrapped around the arm of the child seat and secured. It can be pulled tight to secure the bracket. The bracket has a center bridge, which spans the top of the child seat arm. A goose-neck pole, approximately 24-36 inches long is attached to the center of the bridge and extends upwards therefrom. The goose-neck pole can be positioned at a comfortable angle and height for use of the device by the child. At the top of the goose-neck is a device holder designed to hold a smartphone or tablet. In this way, a child can watch videos, play learning games or do other activities all while staying safe in the child seat.