Shock absorber for a two-wheeled vehicle

Details Shock absorber for a two-wheeled vehicle Shock absorber for a two-wheeled vehicle

2005-03-29

2005-03-29

Dayoan, D. Glenn (Department: 3612)

Vehicle fenders

Buffer or bumper type

C293S105000, C296S187090, C188S377000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06871888

ABSTRACT:
To provide a shock absorber that can effectively absorb a large amount of energy generated in case of a collision. A lattice body of synthetic resin is formed by reducing the thickness of a plurality of plate ribs gradually from the proximal ends to the distal ends and disposing the plate ribs intersecting with each other. The lattice bodies are arranged in a stack such that the direction of the plate ribs extending from the proximal ends toward the distal ends is oriented in an impact direction.

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