Motorcycle Headlight Angle Adjustment via Segmented Bracket
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Solution Overview
Problem
Motorcycle front fairing assemblies often have undesirable vertical positions, affecting the angle and safety, utility, and aesthetic appearance of components like headlamps and mirrors.
Innovation Solution
A motorcycle component adjustment assembly that includes a fairing member and a component adjustment member with adjustable sides, allowing for the adjustment of the angle of components relative to the fairing member, specifically designed for the front fork assembly of a motorcycle.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If the front fairing assembly is positioned at a fixed location, then the assembly structure is simple and easy to manufacture, but the vertical position of components cannot be adjusted, adversely affecting the angle and position of the headlight
Solution Approach 1:
The adjustment assembly is divided into separate components: a fairing member, a component adjustment member, and a component (headlight). The component adjustment member includes a first side coupled to the fairing member and a second side coupled to the component, with the ability to adjust the angle between these sides. This segmentation allows independent adjustment of the component position without redesigning the entire assembly.
Solution Approach 2:
The component adjustment member transitions from a fixed rigid structure to a dynamic adjustable structure. The angle between the first side and second side can be varied, allowing the vertical position and angle of the headlight to be adjusted relative to the fairing member, thereby resolving the contradiction between fixed simplicity and adjustable versatility.
2Reliability
If the headlight angle is fixed relative to the fairing member, then the manufacturing process is simple, but the safety and utility are adversely affected due to undesirable positioning
Solution Approach 1:
The adjustment mechanism is pre-configured with a specific angle range (approximately 3 degrees to approximately 15 degrees) between the first side and second side of the component adjustment member. This preliminary design allows the headlight to be adjusted to the optimal angle for safety and utility without requiring complex real-time control systems during manufacturing.
Solution Approach 2:
The invention changes the angular parameter of the component adjustment member to optimize headlight positioning. By adjusting the angle between the first side and second side within a specific range, the system achieves the desired balance between safety/utility and manufacturing precision, allowing the headlight to be positioned at the optimal angle relative to the fairing member.
Data Source
AI summary
A motorcycle component adjustment member having an second side configured for mounting against a headlight of a motorcycle and an first side configured for mounting against a fairing member outer surface of a fairing member of a motorcycle. An adjustment angle is formed by the second side and the first side. The adjustment angle adjusts an angle of the headlight relative to the fairing member of the motorcycle.


