JP3406288B2 - CD changer mounting structure for motorcycles - Google Patents

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Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a motorcycle having a CD.
The present invention relates to a structure for mounting a changer. 2. Description of the Related Art Heretofore, there has been almost no case where a CD changer is mounted on a motorcycle. However, there has been a demand for mounting a CD changer with the increase in size of the motorcycle. [0003] Some large motorcycles have a trunk above the rear wheels.
In such a motorcycle, the CD changer can be stored in the trunk. However, if the CD changer is stored in the trunk, the effective volume of the trunk is reduced by that much. Therefore, it is necessary to increase the capacity of the trunk to secure the effective volume. Increasing the size may adversely affect the balance of the motorcycle. [0004] In addition, since the vibration of a motorcycle during traveling is greater than that of a passenger vehicle, C is used to prevent the occurrence of sound skipping.
Care must also be taken with the location of the D changer. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and has a CD changer mounted on a motorcycle in which vibration acting on the CD changer is suppressed as much as possible while avoiding adverse effects on the balance of the motorcycle. The purpose is to provide a structure. [0006] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention relates to a motorcycle in which a trunk is disposed above a rear fender covering a rear wheel from above, wherein the trunk has a horizontal bottom. A trunk main portion having a wall, and a projection protruding downward from a lower front portion of the trunk main portion so as to be disposed between a rearward curved portion and the trunk main portion of the rear fender; A CD changer arranged at the center in the width direction of the motorcycle is housed in the projection. According to such a configuration, since the CD changer is arranged at the center in the width direction of the motorcycle, vibration acting on the CD changer from the vehicle body side can be suppressed as much as possible, and the CD changer is stored. The protruding part is located below the front lower part of the trunk main part by utilizing the space above the rear part of the rear fender, so that it does not adversely affect the balance of the motorcycle, and the appearance is the size of the trunk And the CD changer can be effectively arranged. An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on an embodiment of the present invention shown in the accompanying drawings. 1 to 12 show an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a side view of a motorcycle, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a trunk in an open state, and FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view corresponding to FIG.
5 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG. 2, FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line 5-5 of FIG. 4, FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the CD changer support device with the cover plate removed, and FIG. 7-7 line enlarged sectional view,
8 is a sectional view taken along line 8-8 in FIG. 7, FIG. 9 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 9-9 in FIG. 6, FIG. 10 is a view taken in the direction of arrow 10 in FIG. 7, and FIG. FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to FIG. 4 in a protruding state. 1 to 3, a main seat 15 for seating an occupant on a vehicle body B of a large motorcycle V so as to be positioned above a rear wheel WR.
A pillion seat 16 for placing a passenger behind the main seat 15, side bags 17, 17 disposed respectively on the left and right of a rear wheel WR, and the pillion seat 16 above the rear wheel WR And a trunk 18 arranged at the rear of the vehicle. The trunk 18 is formed so that the upper part can be opened. A trunk lid 19 that closes the upper part of the trunk 18 so as to be opened and closed is hinged to the upper part of the trunk 18. A CD changer 21 is housed in the trunk 18. A driver sitting on the main seat 10 and grasping the steering handle 22 can control music selection, volume and sound quality of the CD changer 21 by operation at hand. While listening to the music, a speaker (not shown) provided on the cowling 23 or the like or an intercom (not shown) provided on the helmet can listen to the music, and the passengers of the pillion seat 16 can enjoy the music. it can. Referring also to FIG. 4, the trunk 18
Is disposed further above a rear fender 24 that covers the rear wheel WR from above, and the trunk 18 has a horizontal trunk wall 25 and a trunk main portion 18a formed in a box shape with an open top. And a protruding portion 18b protruding downward from the lower front portion of the trunk main portion 18a so as to be disposed between the rearwardly curved portion 24a of the rear fender 24 and the trunk main portion 18a. The trunk main portion 18a forms a luggage compartment 20, and a storage recess 26 that opens in a bottom wall 25 that is a part of a wall constituting the trunk main portion 18a is formed in the protrusion 18b. The CD changer 21 has a CD
It has a box shape that is long in the front and rear direction with an opening 27 for insertion and removal and various switches 28,
The CD changer 21 disposed at the center in the width direction of the motorcycle V can be stored in the storage recess 26 while turning the switch 7 and various switches 28 toward the rear side along the front-rear direction of the motorcycle V. With further reference to FIGS.
The changer 21 is supported by a CD changer support device 29. The CD changer support device 29
The floating support means 30 for floatingly supporting the CD changer 21 so that vibration from the vehicle body B side does not reach the CD changer 21 as much as possible, and the opening 27 and various switches 28 on the front surface of the CD changer 21 Projection position (position shown in FIG. 3) for projecting from the inner surface into the cargo compartment 20
In addition, when the CD changer 21 is in the storage position, the rotation support means 31 can rotate the CD changer 21 between storage positions (positions shown in FIG. 2) for storing the CD changer 21 in the storage recess 26. A cover plate (32) for covering the CD changer (21) so as to be flush with the inner surface of the bottom wall (25) by closing the opening end of the storage recess (26). On both side surfaces of the CD changer 21, two mounting portions are set at a distance L1 in the front-rear direction, and a pair of mounting plates whose inner surfaces are opposed to both side surfaces of the CD changer 21 are provided. 34, 34 are attached to the attachment locations by, for example, screw members 35, 35. The floating support means 30 includes the mounting plates 34,
34, a pair of support plates 36 arranged opposite to the outer surface of
And dampers 37, 3 mounted in pairs on the support plates 36, 36 to support the mounting plates 34, 34, respectively.
7 and a pair of suspension springs 38 provided between the support plates 36, 36 and the mounting plates 34, 34 so as to exert a spring force for urging the CD changer 21 upward.
38 ... The supporting plates 36, 36 are supported on the trunk 18, ie, on the vehicle body B side, via the rotation supporting means 31, and the mounting plates 34 are attached to the supporting plates 36, 36 by the C.
Screw members 35, 3 attached to the side of D changer 21
Operation hole 39 for operating 5 from outside of support plate 36
, 40 ... are provided. Along the front and rear direction of the CD changer 21, the two mounting plates 3 are located outside the two mounting locations.
4 and 34 are respectively provided with two support points spaced apart by a distance L2 greater than the distance L1. The shafts 41 fixed to the mounting plates 34 and 34 at the respective support points are provided.
Are connected to dampers 37, 37, which are mounted on the support plates 36, 36 in pairs. These dampers 37 are conventionally known in which highly viscous liquid such as grease is sealed in a disk-shaped bag made of an elastic material such as rubber, for example. By being connected to the central portion of the damper 37, the relative movement of the mounting plates 34, 34 and the supporting plates 36, 36 facing each other in the facing surfaces is reduced.
7 ... buffered. The suspension springs 38, 38 are suspended from the support plates 36, 36 against the weight of the CD changer 21, so that the lower ends of both ends of the mounting plates 34, 34 in the front-rear direction, and the support plate 36, , 36 are provided between the upper ends of both ends. The support plates 36, 36 have elastic members 42, 43, such as sponges, respectively opposed to the upper surfaces of the front and rear ends of the CD changer 21, and elastic members 44, such as sponges, opposed to the rear end of the CD changer 21. And the support plate 36 of the CD changer 21 due to the action of the sudden load.
36 are attached to alleviate the collision with 36. The cover plate 32 covering the CD changer 21
For example, a plurality of bolts 45 are attached to the two support plates 36, 36.
, And the supporting plates 36, 3 corresponding to the bolts 45,.
The support plates 36, 36 are interlocked and connected via a cover plate 32. Incidentally, the CD changer support device 29
When the cover plate 32 is detached from the support plates 36, 36 at the time of assembling, the relative positions of the support plates 36, 36 are not determined, and when the mounting plates 34, 34 and the dampers 37, 37. Alignment becomes difficult. Therefore, when the cover plate 32 is detached, a pair of stoppers 47 are set between the mounting plates 34, 34 and the support plates 36, 36 in a detachable manner as shown in FIG. In FIG. 9, a flange 36a extending inward is integrally provided on the upper portion of the support plate 36, and a flange 34a facing the flange 36a is integrally formed on a part of the upper portion of the mounting plate 34. The stopper 47 is provided on the flange 36.
For example, it is formed in a substantially U-shape so as to be inserted between a and 34a. Moreover, the screw member 48 is inserted through the flange 36a, the stopper 47, and the flange 34a from above.
A screw member 48 is screwed into a weld nut 49 fixed to the lower surface of the flange 34a. By tightening the screw member 48, the stoppers 47 are connected to the two mounting plates 34, 34 and the two supporting plates 36, 34.
When set between the mounting plates 36, the three-dimensional relative positions of the mounting plates 34, 34 and the supporting plates 36, 36 can be kept constant, whereby the mounting plates 34, 34 and the dampers 37, 37,. Alignment when connecting is facilitated. By setting the stoppers 47 during transportation of the CD changer support device 29, the CD changer 21 can be fixed and held so as not to vibrate. The two stoppers 47 are connected to each other by a connecting portion 50. When the two stoppers 47 are connected in this way, a pair of mounting plates 34, 34 mounted on the CD changer 21 and both support plates are provided. 36, 36, both mounting plates 34,
34 and a damper 3 provided between both support plates 36, 36
7 and the suspension springs 38 can be unitized, and the assembling work when assembling the CD changer supporting device 29 is facilitated. The rotation support means 31 is provided with the floating support means 3.
A pair of base plates 53, 53 fixedly disposed on the outer sides of the two support plates 36, 36 and supporting the two support plates 36, 36 rotatably, engage the base plates 53, 53. A pair of levers 54, 54 rotatably supported by the support plates 36, 36 as possible, and the support plates 36, 36
And a biasing spring 55 provided between the base plates 53 and 53, and a lever biasing spring 5 provided between the support plates 36 and the levers 54.
6, 56. The two base plates 53, 53 respectively corresponding to the two support plates 36, 36 are provided on the support step portions 63, 63 provided on the trunk 18 within the protruding portion 18b, for example, a plurality of well nuts 64, for example, in pairs. , And a screw member 65. The rear portions of both support plates 36, 36 (the front portions in the front-rear direction of the motorcycle V) are horizontally and coaxially supported by shafts 57,
57 allows the base plates 53, 53 to be rotatably supported by the base plates 53, 53. As a result, the front of the CD changer 21 is
The support plates 36, 36 are supported on the base plates 53, 53 by allowing rotation between a protruding position where the CD changer 21 is stored in the storage recess 26 and a storage position where the CD changer 21 is stored in the storage recess 26. Is done. Referring also to FIG. 10, the lever 54 is
Operating force acting portion 5 long in the front-back direction of CD changer 21
4a and a position regulating portion 54b which is long in the vertical direction are integrally connected in a substantially L-shape.
a and a connecting portion of the position regulating portion 54b, that is, the lever 54
Is rotatably supported by the support plate 36 via a shaft 66 parallel to the support shaft 57. In addition, a pin 58 is fixed to the tip of the position restricting portion 54b of the lever 54. The levers 54, 54 rotatably supported on the support plates 36, 36 via shafts 66, 66, respectively,
They are connected to each other by a connecting rod 67. The connecting rod 67 is connected to the operating force acting portions 54a of the levers 54.
And a pair of lever components 67a, 67a extending in the front-rear direction of the CD changer 21 and fixed to the levers 54, 54, and both lever components 67a in front of the support plates 36, 36. , 67a, and a connecting portion 67b for connecting between the cover plate 32 and the cover plate 32.
Can be brought into contact with the lower surface of the. The connecting portion 67b of the connecting rod 67
An operation portion 68 formed of a rectangular flat plate is fixed to the center of the cover plate 32. The operation portion 68 is arranged so as to face a rectangular window 32a provided at the front of the cover plate 32. By pressing the operating portion 68, an operating force for pushing down the operating force acting portions 54a of the levers 54, 54 is transmitted to the levers 54, 54 via the connecting rod 67. Guide plates 53a, which rise upward, are provided integrally with the base plates 53, 53 on the front side of the support shafts 57, respectively.
On the side edges of the support shafts 3a on the side of the support shafts 57, guide recesses 60 formed in an arc shape centered on the axis of the support shafts 57 for slidingly contacting the pins 58, and both support plates 36, When the pin 36 is in the storage position, the first engagement recesses 61 are recessed at the lower ends along the circumferential direction of the guide recesses 60 so that the pins 58 are engaged with each other. Each of the second engaging recesses 62... Recessed at the upper end along the circumferential direction of the guide recesses 60. The lever biasing springs 56, 56
6 and 36, and the lower part of the lever 54, respectively. Each lever 54 slides the pin 58 to the guide recess 60 by the spring force of these lever urging springs 56. When the pins 58 are brought into contact with the first engagement recesses 61 or the second engagement recesses 62. The rotation urging springs 55, 55 support the support plate 36,
The support plates 36, 36 exert a spring force in a direction in which the support plates 36, 36 rotate around the axes of the support shafts 57 to the protruding position side. It is provided between the rear portions of the base plates 53, 53, respectively. Further, the base plates 53, 53 have elastic members 69, such as sponges, which face the lower surfaces at both front and rear ends of the CD changer 21 supported by the floating support means 30, respectively.
70 is a CD changer 21 due to the action of a sudden load.
Are attached to alleviate the contact with the base plate 53. According to such a rotation supporting means 31, in a state in which both support plates 36, 36 are in the storage position, that is, in a state in which the pins 58 are engaged with the first engaging recesses 61, FIG. As shown by 11, when the operation unit 68 is pushed in, the lever 5
4 are pins 58 against the spring force of lever urging springs 56.
.. Are disengaged from the first engagement recesses 61. When the pins 58 are disengaged from the first engagement recesses 61, the support plates 36, 36 are rotated by the rotation urging springs 55.
Are released against the spring force of the supporting plate 36, and the support plates 36, 36 slide the pins 58 to the guide recesses 60 as shown in FIG. The pins 58 are engaged with the second engagement recesses 62 by the spring force of the lever urging springs 56 when the support plates 36 reach the projecting position. 36,
36 projecting positions are maintained. When the support plates 36, 36 are in the protruding position and the support plates 36, 36 are pushed together with the cover plate 32, the levers 54 are pin 58 against the spring force of the lever urging springs 56. .. Are disengaged from the second engagement recesses 62.
Is further pressed, the support plates 36, 36 can be rotated to the storage position against the spring force of the rotation urging springs 55 while sliding the pins 58 to the guide recesses 60, Even if the user releases his / her hand from the cover plate 32 in a state in which the levers 58 are engaged with the first engagement recesses 61 by the spring force of the lever urging springs 56, the support plates 36, 36 are maintained at the storage positions. Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described. In the motorcycle V, a trunk 18 is disposed above a rear fender 24 that covers the rear wheel WR from above, and the trunk 18 has a horizontal bottom wall 25. A trunk main portion 18a and a projection 18b projecting downward from the front lower portion of the trunk main portion 18a so as to be arranged between the rear downward curved portion 24a of the rear fender 24 and the trunk main portion 18a. The protrusion 18b is formed so as to open to the bottom wall 25 of the trunk main portion 18a.
A storage recess 26 is formed therein, and the CD changer 21 disposed at the center in the width direction of the motorcycle V is stored in the storage recess 26. According to such a mounting structure of the CD changer 21 on the motorcycle V, the CD changer 21 is disposed at the center in the width direction of the motorcycle V,
Vibration acting on the CD changer 21 from the vehicle body B side can be suppressed as much as possible. Moreover, since the projection 18b for storing the CD changer 21 is protruded downward from the lower front portion of the trunk main portion 18a by utilizing the space above the rear portion of the rear fender 24, the balance of the motorcycle V is adversely affected. While avoiding the external appearance, the size of the trunk 18 is not changed from the conventional one, and the CD changer 21 can be effectively arranged. The CD changer 21 is supported by a CD changer support device 29.
The changer support device 29 has a pair of support plates 36, 36 arranged on both sides of the CD changer 21, and floats and supports the CD changer 21 so that vibration from the vehicle body B side does not reach the CD changer 21 as much as possible. A support means 30; a rotation support means 31 for rotatably supporting the two support plates 36, 36;
Cover plate 3 which is fastened to both support plates 36, 36 over
2 is provided. Further, the rotation support means 31 has a projecting position at which the opening 27 and various switches 28 on the front surface of the CD changer 21 project from the inner surface of the bottom wall 25 into the cargo compartment 20, and a storage recess for storing the CD changer 21. The CD changer 21 is rotated between a storage position where the support plate 36 is stored in the storage recess 26 and the support step 6 provided in the trunk 18 in the storage recess 26.
3, 63 are provided. Therefore, the CD changer 21 is stored in the storage recess 26 and the CD 71 (FIG. 1).
2) can be rotated between a protruding position where the front surface protrudes from the inner surface of the bottom wall 25 into the luggage compartment 20 so as to enable the insertion and removal of the CD 71, except when performing the operation of inserting and removing the CD 71. The CD changer 21 is stored in the storage recess 26, and the arrangement of the CD changer 21 prevents the effective volume of the luggage compartment 20 in the trunk 18 from being reduced, thereby ensuring a sufficient effective volume. When the CD changer 21 is in the storage position, the cover plate 32 covers the opening end of the storage recess 26 and is flush with the inner surface of the bottom wall 25. It is possible to reliably prevent damage to the CD changer 21 due to foreign matter coming into contact with the CD changer 21 without being damaged. Further, the lid plate 32
Is connected between the support plates 36, 36, so that the support rigidity of the support plates 36, 36 for supporting the CD changer 21 can be increased. Further, by pressing the cover plate 32, an operating force for rotating the CD changer 21 from the projecting position to the storage position can be exerted on the rotation supporting means 31, so that C
The rotation operation of the D changer 21 from the projecting position to the storage position is facilitated. Further, the rotation support means 3 rotates the CD changer 21 from the storage position to the projecting position.
1 is arranged facing the window 32a provided on the cover plate 32, the cover plate 32 is directly operated when the CD changer 21 is rotated from the protruding position to the storage position. When the CD changer 21 is rotated from the storage position to the projecting position, the operation unit 68 facing the window 32a of the cover plate 32 may be operated.
Can be easily rotated. In the floating support means 30 of the CD changer support device 29, the mounting plates 34, 34 are provided at two locations, each having a larger span than the two locations for mounting both sides of the CD changer 21 to the mounting plates 34, 34. 34
That is, the CD changer 21 includes a pair of support plates 36, 3
6 are supported via dampers 37, 37,.
The CD changer 21 is urged upward by suspending springs 38 provided between the support plates 36, 36 at both ends and between the support plates 36, 36.
6 and 36, the CD changer 21 can be floated and supported in a well-balanced manner. Vibrations transmitted from the vehicle body B to the CD changer 21 via the two support plates 36, 36 are transmitted to the dampers 37, 37,. , And sound skipping can be more reliably prevented. Further, between the mounting plates 34, 34 and the supporting plates 36, 36, there are provided a pair of stoppers 47, which can maintain the relative positions of the mounting plates 34, 34 and the supporting plates 36, 363 in a constant manner. Since both are set to be detachable, by setting both stoppers 47.
4 and 34 and the respective dampers 37, 37... Are easily aligned, and the CD changer 21 can be fixed and held during transportation. Further, since the two stoppers 47 are connected to each other by the connecting portion 50, the two mounting plates 34, 34, the two supporting plates 36, 36, the two mounting plates 34, 34 and the two supporting plates 3 are provided.
6 and 36, a floating support means 30 including a damper 37 and a suspension spring 38, and the CD changer 2.
1, so that the work of assembling the CD changer support device 29 when the CD changer 21 is mounted on a vehicle becomes easy. In the rotation support means 31 of the CD changer support device 29, a pair of base plates 53, 53 fixed to the trunk 18 are provided with support shafts 57, which rotatably support the support plates 36, 36. Are also provided integrally with each other so as to be located on the front side, and the side edges of the guide plate portions 53a on the support shaft 57 side are centered on the axis of the support shaft 57. A guide recess 60 formed in an arc shape, a first engagement recess 61 recessed at one circumferential end of the guide recess 60, and a second engagement recessed at the other circumferential end of the guide recess 60. Are provided. On the other hand, shafts 66 parallel to the axis of the support shafts 57.
The levers 54 rotatably supported by the support plates 36, 36 respectively engage with the first engagement recesses 61 when the support plates 36, 36 are in the storage position.
When the position 36 is in the protruding position, the pins 58 engaging with the second engaging recesses 62 are fixed so as to slide on the guide recesses 60, and are fixed between the support plates 63, 63 and the levers 54. Are lever urging springs 56 which exert a spring force in a direction in which the pins 58 are brought into sliding contact with the two guide recesses 60.
Are provided respectively. Further, the support plates 36, 36 and the base plate 5
Rotation biasing springs 55 are provided between the support members 3 and 53 for biasing the support plates 36 and 36 toward the protruding position. In such a rotation supporting means 31, the pin 5
The pair of support plates 36, 36 and the CD changer 21 are rotatable around the axis of the support shafts 57, within a range in which the sliding contacts 8 contact the guide recesses 60, and the first and second engagement recesses 61, 62. Are engaged with the pins 58, the storage positions and the protruding positions of the support plates 36, 36 are determined, and the posture of the CD changer 21 can be changed when the CD 71 is inserted and removed and when the performance is performed. When an operating force is applied to the levers 54, the pins 58 are pressed against the spring force of the lever urging springs 56.
Can be disengaged from each of the engaging recesses 61... 62. When the pins 58 are disengaged from the first engaging recesses 61 in a state where the support plates 36, 36 are in the storage position, the rotation bias is exerted. Due to the spring force of the springs 56, the support plates 36, 36 automatically rotate to the projecting position. When the pins 58 are disengaged from the second engagement recesses 62 while the support plates 36 are in the protruding position, the support plates 36, 36 are moved against the spring force of the rotation urging springs 56. By pushing it in, the support plates 36, 36 can be turned to the storage position. The lever urging springs 56 slide the pins 58 in contact with the guide recesses 60, and maintain the engagement state of the pins 58 in the first engagement recesses 61 or the second engagement recesses 62. The supporting plate 3
It is also possible to prevent rattling between the base plates 6, 36 and the base plates 53, 53. By the way, the lever 54 is provided with
a and a position restricting portion 54b are integrally connected in a substantially L-shape, and a continuous portion of the operating force acting portion 54a and the position restricting portion 54b is rotatably supported by the support plate 36, and the position restricting portion 54b Since the pin 58 is fixed to the end of the first and second engagement recesses 61 and 62, the operation force acting portion 54a for applying an operation force for detaching the pin 58 from the first and second engagement recesses 61 and 62 is made relatively long. The operating force required to move the lever 54 can be made relatively small. Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various design changes can be made without departing from the present invention described in the appended claims. It is possible. As described above, according to the present invention, the vibration acting on the CD changer from the vehicle body side can be suppressed as much as possible, and the CD changer can be prevented from adversely affecting the balance of the motorcycle. Can be effectively arranged.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a side view of a motorcycle. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the trunk in an open state. FIG. 3 is a perspective view corresponding to FIG. 2 in a state where the CD changer is turned to a protruding position. FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG. 2; FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line 5-5 in FIG. 4; FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the CD changer support device with the cover plate removed. FIG. 7 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 7-7 of FIG. 5; FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken along line 8-8 in FIG. 7; FIG. 9 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 9-9 in FIG. 6; FIG. 10 is a view taken in the direction of arrow 10 in FIG. 7; FIG. 11 is a sectional view corresponding to FIG. 4 when the lever is operated in the housed state. FIG. 12 is a sectional view corresponding to FIG. 4 in a protruding state. [Description of Signs] 18 trunk 18a trunk main part 18b projecting part 21 CD changer 24 rear fender 24a curved part V motorcycle WR Rear wheel

────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continued on the front page (51) Int.Cl. ⁷ Identification symbol FI G11B 33/08 G11B 33/08 E (56) References JP-A-11-123911 (JP, A) (58) Fields investigated ( Int.Cl. ⁷ , DB name) G11B 33/02 301 G11B 33/02 505 B62J 7/04 B62J 9/00 B62J 39/00 G11B 33/08

Claims (1)

(1) In a motorcycle in which a trunk (18) is disposed above a rear fender (24) that covers a rear wheel (WR) from above, the trunk (18) is horizontal. A trunk main part (18a) having a flat bottom wall (25), and a trunk main part (18a) disposed between the rear downward curved part (24a) and the trunk main part (18a) of the rear fender (24). And a projection (18b) projecting downward from a lower front part of the part (18a), and the motorcycle (V)
CD changer (21) arranged at the center in the width direction
Is mounted in the protruding portion (18b), and a CD changer mounting structure in the motorcycle.