JP3164538U - Bicycle rear child auxiliary seat cover - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide an auxiliary seat for a child attached to the rear part of a bicycle and a cover for protecting a child to ride from rain and cold, and to allow a child to get on and off quickly, to be easily attached and detached, and to be stored compactly. To provide a cover that can accommodate the child's auxiliary seat. The auxiliary chair cover is made of a transparent sheet-like material, and covers the auxiliary seat from the top, front, rear, left and right. The cover pieces constituting the left and right surfaces are fixed to the cover main body constituting the front and rear surfaces via fasteners, whereby both the left and right surfaces can be fully opened. A plastic or metal frame shall be installed on the auxiliary seat without a headrest. Moreover, since the skirt of a cover is only fixed to a loading platform and a seat with several string-like members, it can be easily attached or detached. [Selection] Figure 3 (a)

Description

  The present invention relates to a cover for a child auxiliary seat installed at the rear of a bicycle.

  In the auxiliary seat installed at the front of the bicycle, the cover that protects the child from rain and wind is well known, but in the auxiliary seat installed at the rear, the child who rides can only wear rain gowns, etc. It cannot be protected from rain. In addition, it is difficult to put rain gowns on the winter clothes during rainy weather in winter.

  Therefore, recently, rain gears have been developed to protect children placed on the auxiliary seat at the rear of the bicycle from rain and cold. (For example, Patent Documents 1 to 3)

  Registered Utility Model No.31442846   JP2007-246068   JP 2008-62823 A

  The child seat cover of Patent Document 1 and the awning hood of Patent Document 2 must be removed when the child is placed, and if it was removed in a place without a roof, the child or guardian And the seats are also exposed to rain for a few seconds. Moreover, it is thought that both cannot respond to the various shapes of an auxiliary chair.

  In the infant seat protective cover of Patent Document 3, it is possible to quickly get on and off, and to deal with the various shapes of the auxiliary chair, but as with Patent Documents 1 and 2, the child and the seat are completely exposed.

  The present invention is compatible with most commercially available bicycle rear auxiliary seats, can be easily attached and detached, protects children and seats from rain and cold, and can be opened and closed with a fastener. It is intended to provide a cover intended to be able to get on and off quickly. In addition, the cover also takes into account the danger of falling over the bicycle that can occur when getting on and off while wearing.

  The cover of the present invention is characterized in that the cover pieces constituting the left and right surfaces are fixed to the cover body constituting the front and rear surfaces via fasteners, so that both the left and right sides are fully opened. Can get on and off quickly. In addition, the seat does not get wet because the upper part is covered.

  When the child is lowered, the left and right sides are lengthened to prevent the child's feet from getting caught on the opposite side of the guardian and the bicycle from tipping over. As a result, when riding, the child's feet are covered with a cover, which can prevent rebounding caused by water in the puddle.

  Further, by fixing the cover to the bicycle or the auxiliary seat with several string-like members, the cover can be easily detached and stored compactly when not in use.

  In the case of an auxiliary seat with a headrest, the cover can be attached simply by adjusting the headrest to the height above the child's head, but the auxiliary seat without the headrest is made of plastic or metal to support the cover. The frame made of steel is fixed to the seat with face tape or one-touch fasteners.

  By using a frame, the present invention can be mounted on a commercially available rear auxiliary seat of almost any shape. By fully opening one surface with a fastener, it is possible to quickly get on and off a child. Moreover, since the upper part is covered, the seat does not get wet. In addition, because it only has a cover and a frame, it does not take up space during storage.

  Four fasteners may be used so as to slide vertically and lift up the surface to be opened or closed, or may be attached to an inverted L-shape and fully opened like a door. In short, any structure can be used as long as the left and right side surfaces can be fully opened.

Embodiments will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a child auxiliary seat cover 1 according to the present invention. A transparent sheet is desirable so that the child can be confirmed by the guardian and the child does not feel pressure. By providing 3 net-shaped vents, moisture does not accumulate and conversation is possible. By sliding 4 fasteners, one side can be fully opened. 5 and fixed to 8 or 9 in FIG. The left and right sides are long and cover the child's feet.

  FIG. 2 is a schematic view when the auxiliary chair cover of the present invention is used in an auxiliary chair having a headrest.

  FIG. 3A is a schematic diagram when the cover for an auxiliary chair of the present invention is used for an auxiliary chair without a headrest, and FIG. 3B is an example showing an installation state of the frame 6. The frame 5 is fixed to the seat surface 8 with a surface tape 7 or a one-touch fastener.

Although one embodiment has been described above, the design can be changed as follows.
The shape, size, and material of the cover body can be changed as necessary. The position of the fastener can be changed if one side can be fully opened.
The number of string-like members on the front and rear sides around the lower opening is also free.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a bicycle rear auxiliary chair cover according to the present invention. These are the schematic diagrams which show the usage condition of the cover for bicycle rear auxiliary chairs of this invention based on Example 1. FIG. These are the schematic diagrams which show the usage condition of the cover for bicycle rear auxiliary chairs of this invention based on Example 2. FIG. These are an example of the installation state of the flame | frame which concerns on Example 2. FIG.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bicycle rear auxiliary chair cover 2 Cover 3 Vent hole 4 Fastener 5 String surface tape or string 6 Frame 7 Surface tape or one-touch fastener 8 Loading platform 9 Auxiliary chair

Claims (3)

  A cover for covering a child auxiliary seat installed at the rear of the bicycle and a child to ride on from above, front, back, left and right, wherein the cover pieces constituting the left and right surfaces of the cover are fixed to the cover body via fasteners. Auxiliary chair cover for children rear bicycle.   In Claim 1, It attaches to a bicycle carrier or an auxiliary seat by attaching several string-like members only to the front side and the rear side of a lower opening peripheral part, The feature of Claim 1 characterized by the above-mentioned. Bicycle rear child auxiliary chair cover.   The bicycle rear child auxiliary seat cover according to claim 1, further comprising a frame that supports the cover main body and is attached to a bicycle carrier or an auxiliary chair.

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