Device for preventing accidents with all common motorized two-wheelers (motorcycle, e-bike, pedelec, e-scooter, etc.) by vibration in the handlebar grips when the turn signal is switched on.

Abstract

A handlebar grip that fits all common motorized two-wheeler handlebars. This grip is equipped with vibration motors that vibrate when the turn signal is activated. This vibration is transmitted to the rider's hand, reminding them to turn the turn signal off. The handlebar grips are compatible with all common motorized two-wheeler handlebars.

Description

[0001] Device for preventing accidents involving all common motorized two-wheelers (motorcycle, e-bike, pedelec, e-scooter, etc.) by vibrating the handlebar grips when the turn signal is activated. See drawing. Fig. 1, installed in the inner end of the handle rubber sleeve. See drawing. Fig. 2. Installed in the wrist rest of the grip rubber. Both are embedded in the grip rubber material or integrated during manufacturing.

[0002] The grip is designed to protect a handlebar grip containing an integrated vibration motor that vibrates when the turn signal is activated. These handlebar grips fit all common motorized two-wheeler handlebars.

[0003] This function serves as an additional reminder to the original visual indicator and thus enhances accident prevention. Because motorcyclists are often focused on the road and other road users, the visual indicator is frequently noticed too late, and the turn signal remains unnecessarily activated, which can lead to dangerous misunderstandings. Activating the turn signal flasher simultaneously activates the vibration motor in the handlebar ends. The motorcyclist perceives this vibration and is reminded to switch off the turn signal. This minimizes the risk of another road user at the next intersection or junction assuming the motorcyclist intends to turn right when they are continuing straight ahead, thus preventing a potentially serious collision. Reference symbol list Fig. 1 1 handlebar 2 Grip rubbers 3 Vibration motor 4 Ground cable 5 Positive cable Fig. 2 1 Links 2 Grip rubber 3 Vibration motor 4 Ground cable 5 Positive cable

Claims

[1] A handlebar grip that fits all common motorized two-wheeler handlebars. This handlebar grip is equipped with vibration motors that vibrate when the turn signal is activated. This vibration is transmitted to the rider's hand, reminding them to turn the turn signal off. The handlebar grips are compatible with all common motorized two-wheeler handlebars. [2] A function designed to alert the rider of motorized two-wheelers, in addition to the original visual turn signal indicator, that the indicator is switched on, thus contributing to increased accident prevention. Because the rider is often concentrating on the road and other road users, the visual indicator is frequently noticed too late, and the turn signal remains unnecessarily activated, which can lead to dangerous misunderstandings. Activating the turn signal simultaneously activates the vibration motor in the handlebar grips. The rider perceives this vibration and is reminded to switch off the turn signal. This minimizes the risk that another road user at the next intersection / junction might assume the rider intends to turn right when they are continuing straight ahead, thus avoiding the resulting high risk of a collision.

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