Motorcycle

Motor vehicles – Special wheel base – Having only two wheels

Reexamination Certificate

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C180S219000, C180S228000

Reexamination Certificate

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07422084

ABSTRACT:
A motorcycle design that easily secures space for exchanging tires. A unit-swing type, rear wheel driving power unit is disposed on one side of a rear wheel in a transverse direction and has a swing fulcrum in front of a rear wheel axle, and a right and left pair of rear suspension units are disposed on right and left sides of the rear wheel. An installation height of the rear suspension unit on an opposite power unit side is higher than an installation height of the rear suspension unit on a power unit side, and an installation position of the rear suspension unit on the opposite power unit side in a width direction of the vehicle body relative to the rear wheel is more inside than an installation position of the rear suspension unit on the power unit side in the width direction of the vehicle body relative to the rear wheel.

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