The present invention relates to a self-releasable safety belt for motorcycle or equivalent vehicles (100) comprising a lap belt (101) whereby both ends of said lap belt are affixed with a tongue connector (102), characterized in that, each of the tongue connector (102) is connected to a buckle (103) coupled to a swivel bracket (104), the swivel bracket (104) is fastened at both sides of the lower part of the vehicle's frame, the buckle (103) comprises a trigger button (105), the swivel bracket (104) comprises a pair of arms (107) which in parallel with the trigger button (105), wherein the lap belt (101) is fastened across the wearer's lap for holding the wearer in position during riding and whereby the trigger button (105) is triggered by the pair of arms (107) via swing force to detach the tongue connector (102) from the buckle (103) and release the lap belt (101) when the vehicle falls horizontally to ground to any direction.

The present invention relates to a self-releasable safety belt for motorcycle or equivalent vehicles (100) comprising a lap belt (101) whereby both ends of said lap belt are affixed with a tongue connector (102), characterized in that, each of the tongue connector (102) is connected to a buckle (103) coupled to a swivel bracket (104), the swivel bracket (104) is fastened at both sides of the lower part of the vehicle's frame, the buckle (103) comprises a trigger button (105), the swivel bracket (104) comprises a pair of arms (107) which in parallel with the trigger button (105), wherein the lap belt (101) is fastened across the wearer's lap for holding the wearer in position during riding and whereby the trigger button (105) is triggered by the pair of arms (107) via swing force to detach the tongue connector (102) from the buckle (103) and release the lap belt (101) when the vehicle falls horizontally to ground to any direction.

The present invention relates to a self-releasable safety belt for motorcycle or equivalent vehicles (100) comprising a lap belt (101) whereby both ends of said lap belt are affixed with a tongue connector (102), characterized in that, each of the tongue connector (102) is connected to a buckle (103) coupled to a swivel bracket (104), the swivel bracket (104) is fastened at both sides of the lower part of the vehicle's frame, the buckle (103) comprises a trigger button (105), the swivel bracket (104) comprises a pair of arms (107) which in parallel with the trigger button (105), wherein the lap belt (101) is fastened across the wearer's lap for holding the wearer in position during riding and whereby the trigger button (105) is triggered by the pair of arms (107) via swing force to detach the tongue connector (102) from the buckle (103) and release the lap belt (101) when the vehicle falls horizontally to ground to any direction.

The present invention relates to a self-releasable safety belt for motorcycle or equivalent vehicles (100) comprising a lap belt (101) whereby both ends of said lap belt are affixed with a tongue connector (102), characterized in that, each of the tongue connector (102) is connected to a buckle (103) coupled to a swivel bracket (104), the swivel bracket (104) is fastened at both sides of the lower part of the vehicle's frame, the buckle (103) comprises a trigger button (105), the swivel bracket (104) comprises a pair of arms (107) which in parallel with the trigger button (105), wherein the lap belt (101) is fastened across the wearer's lap for holding the wearer in position during riding and whereby the trigger button (105) is triggered by the pair of arms (107) via swing force to detach the tongue connector (102) from the buckle (103) and release the lap belt (101) when the vehicle falls horizontally to ground to any direction.

A securement apparatus for connecting a plurality of riders together on a vehicle is provided. The securement apparatus includes a pair of harnesses having a first harness coupled to a first rider and a second harness coupled to a second rider, and a linkage assembly connecting the first and second harnesses together, the linkage assembly having a first arm with a first end coupled to the first harness and a second end, a pivot arm with a first end pivotably mounted to the second end of the first arm and a second end, and a third arm with a first end pivotably mounted to the second end of the pivot arm and a second end coupled to the second harness. The pivot arm is designed to pivotably adjust relative to the first and third arms to adjust the separation distance between the first and second harnesses.

A securement apparatus for connecting a plurality of riders together on a vehicle is provided. The securement apparatus includes a pair of harnesses having a first harness coupled to a first rider and a second harness coupled to a second rider, and a linkage assembly connecting the first and second harnesses together, the linkage assembly having a first arm with a first end coupled to the first harness and a second end, a pivot arm with a first end pivotably mounted to the second end of the first arm and a second end, and a third arm with a first end pivotably mounted to the second end of the pivot arm and a second end coupled to the second harness. The pivot arm is designed to pivotably adjust relative to the first and third arms to adjust the separation distance between the first and second harnesses.

The disclosure relates to a supporting and securing device that is fixed to a scooter-like vehicle or similar by means of a gripping mechanism to secure and grip a user of the vehicle. The device includes a mechanism configured to roll up and lock a belt that surrounds the user, securing and supporting him or her and surrounding a part of his or her back. The mechanism automatically adjusts to the user's position and includes a pressing assembly that allows the length of the unwound belt to be fixed, and a coupling element that connects to a main case. The disclosure also relates to the vehicle including the described device. The disclosure falls within the technical field of parts of vehicles, more specifically vehicle safety belts or harnesses or ease of use while driving.

The present invention relates to a three-wheel monocoque motorbike-type vehicle designed to increase the survival of persons (users or pedestrians) in the event of an accident. The vehicle is characterized by its inverted-tricycle configuration and is provided with: a monocoque chassis (1) to protect the users from injury in the event of accidents; safety seats provided with retaining systems (8) and mechanical detachment (9) from the chassis of the vehicle to prevent the direct transmission of energy from collisions; and systems for absorbing the energy of impact in order to protect the users (4, 5, 6) and pedestrians (7).

An improved enclosed electric motorcycle has an electric motor directly driving the rear wheel with a chain or a belt. A pair of steering handles and an accelerator foot pedal enables a driver to drive the motorcycle like an automobile. The pair of the landing wheel assemblies individually has a take-up assembly to reduce their sprung weights, and has an electric motor to increase reliability. By adding a pair of anti-skid wheels, the driver can avoid many accidents. An inflatable safety belt and a pair of side airbags will protect the driver in an accident. If the battery pack explodes, it will be ejected away from the motorcycle to protect the driver. A drive-in electric engaging device enables the driver to drive the motorcycle to engage with a stationary charging station for charging its battery pack while parking.

An improved enclosed electric motorcycle has an electric motor directly driving the rear wheel with a chain or a belt. A pair of steering handles and an accelerator foot pedal enables a driver to drive the motorcycle like an automobile. The pair of the landing wheel assemblies individually has a take-up assembly to reduce their sprung weights, and has an electric motor to increase reliability. By adding a pair of anti-skid wheels, the driver can avoid many accidents. An inflatable safety belt and a pair of side airbags will protect the driver in an accident. If the battery pack explodes, it will be ejected away from the motorcycle to protect the driver. A drive-in electric engaging device enables the driver to drive the motorcycle to engage with a stationary charging station for charging its battery pack while parking.