Heater-installed grip for vehicle, control device for heater installed in vehicle grip, and electrical connection structure for heater unit for grip in vehicle
CA 2235968 C · Owner: Teraoka, Shinji · Inventors: Ohishi, Yasuo; Teraoka, Shinji; Ogata, Toru
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A heater-installed grip for a vehicle includes substantially semi-cylindrical inner pieces (33 1 33 2) of a, synthetic resin which have a planar heater (34L 34R; 174L, 174R;, 184) wound around an outer periphery thereof and which are integrally embedded in a cylindrical grip body (35) made of a rubber assembled to a pipe-shaped steering handlebar (26) or a throttle pipe (79). In this heater-installed grip a, circumferentially central portion of each of the inner pieces ( 33 1, 33 2 ) is formed at a large wall thickness as compared with, circumferentially opposite ends thereof. Thus the, assemblability of the grip body (35) to the pipe-shaped steering handlebar (26) or the throttle pipe (79) …
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- Filed August 27, 1997 and granted February 26, 2002. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended August 27, 2017.
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