JP2017200797A - Method for storing bicycle into bicycle bag and fixation component used therefor - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make it possible easily store a bicycle, which is disassembled and fixed, into a bicycle bag.SOLUTION: A handle bar 16b of a bicycle is so made as to stand in an inverted manner in a state substantially perpendicular to a top tube 17 and a down tube 18, and in this state, a seat pillar 19 and the handle cover 16b are connected and fixed by a fixation component 20, and the handle bar 16b is fixed while being maintained in the state substantially perpendicular to the top tube 17 and the down tube 18. Thereafter, previously separated front wheel 14 and rear wheel 15 are fixed to both sides to a vehicle body frame, and then, both are stored in a bicycle bag. The fixation component 20 is a belt-like component, and has a seat piller engaging part at one end. Two belt-like parts extend from the seat pillar engaging part, the other ends of these two belt-like members are respectively provided with a handle engaging part, and an intermediate part of the belt-like component 20 is provided with an adjustment part which can adjust a length of said belt-like component.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  A bicycle bag is used to store a disassembled bicycle in its interior, carry it, take a trip, etc., take out and assemble the disassembled bicycle stored in this bag at the destination, and enjoy cycling etc. at that destination The present invention relates to a method of storing a bicycle in the wheel bag and a disassembled bicycle fixing member used in the storage method.

More specifically, a wheelbarrow is a disassembled sports cycle such as a mountain bike or road race bike that is stored inside and transported to a destination using other transportation such as a train. The bicycle is assembled at the destination and used to enjoy off-road driving and touring.
Normally, these sports cycles employ a flat handle or a down handle. Remove the front and rear wheels, or remove only the front wheel, and turn the handle to the horizontal direction approximately 90 degrees. The wheel is removed from the frame, fixed in a flat state, and stored in the wheel bag.

Examples of conventional wheel bags include those described in the following patent documents.
In the circular bag described in Patent Document 1 below, the bag portion has a bag shape, and an opening portion with a slide fastener is formed on the upper portion thereof, but the bag is symmetrical in the longitudinal direction. Also, a slide fastener is provided, and the lateral length of the bag can be changed freely.

Bicycles stored in a wheel bag are separated and stored with wheels separated, but sometimes both wheels may be separated or only the front wheels may be separated. The sheath shape varies.
The thing of this patent document 1 was devised so that this different size bicycle could be accommodated.

Also in the bicycle bag described in Patent Document 2 below, a bicycle bag that can easily store various disassembled bicycles having different sizes and shapes and at the same time does not get dirty in the hands is provided.
Its structure is that an opening for storing the disassembled bicycle is provided on the lower side, and on the upper side on the opposite side, there is a hole for pulling out the suspension belt fixed to the bicycle frame. Is provided. A stretchable member that can be stretched is provided at the peripheral edge of the lower opening, and a notch for further opening the opening is provided, and the side edges of the notch are attached to each other. A separable engagement member is provided. An extension sheet member is provided in a part of the peripheral edge portion of the hole portion through which the suspension belt is drawn out toward the inside of the bag. By covering the chain wheel and the chain portion of the bicycle housed inside with the extension sheet member, even if the hand is inserted through the hole, the hand is not soiled.

Utility Model Registration No. 3001610 Utility Model Registration No. 3184700

In the above-described conventional wheel bag, as can be seen from the drawings described in any of the documents, the handle portion of the bicycle that is disassembled and stored in the bag is directed toward the substantially right angle (lateral) direction. The bar, the top tube, and the down tube are accommodated in a substantially parallel state.
This is to make the lateral width (thickness) of the disassembled bicycle narrower, but in this state, the handle portion and the head tube and front fork below the handle portion rotate.

Furthermore, in this state, that is, when the handle portion is positioned substantially parallel to the top tube and the down tube, the bicycle frame cannot be made upright (self-standing).
If the frame cannot stand on its own, it is inconvenient for removing and attaching the front and rear wheels, and for covering the wheel bag and taking out the disassembled bicycle from the wheel bag.

Therefore, in the present invention, the bicycle frame is designed so that it is very convenient for disassembling the bicycle and storing the disassembled bicycle in a bicycle bag, or that it can be stored and taken out very quickly. The first challenge is to provide a method that enables the company to become independent.
Further, in this method, the idea of the fixing member for fixing the bicycle frame, particularly the handle portion, is also an object of the present invention.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a first aspect of the present invention is a method for storing a disassembled bicycle in a wheel bag, wherein the handlebar of the bicycle body frame is substantially perpendicular to the top tube and the down tube. The saddle and the handle part are grounded and suspended upside down, and in this state, the handle bar is kept at a substantially right angle with the top tube and down tube by a fixing member that can be fixed by connecting the seat post and the handle part. A method for storing a bicycle in a wheel bag, characterized in that the front wheel and the rear wheel that have been fixed and then separated are fixed to both sides of the vehicle body frame, and then stored in the wheel bag.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect, the fixing member is formed of a belt-shaped member, and at one end thereof, a seat post engaging portion that can be engaged with the seat post is provided. A pair of handle engaging portions that can be engaged with both side portions of the handle portion are provided at one end portion, and an adjustment portion that can adjust the length of the fixing member in the longitudinal direction is provided at an intermediate portion thereof. The seat post engaging portion is engaged with the seat post, and the pair of handle engaging portions at the other end are engaged with both side portions of the handle portion, and then the length of the fixing member is shortened by the adjusting portion. The method of storing a bicycle in a bicycle bag is characterized in that the fixing member can fix the handlebar to a top tube and a down tube in a substantially right angle state by tightening to the top.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a fixing member used in the method for storing a bicycle in a bicycle bag according to the first or second aspect of the invention, and the fixing member is constituted by a belt-like member. The one end is provided with a seat post engaging portion that can be engaged with the seat post, and the other end is provided with a pair of handle engaging portions that can be engaged with both sides of the handle portion. The fixing member used for the method of storing the bicycle in the traveling bag is characterized in that an adjustment portion capable of adjusting the length in the longitudinal direction is provided on the portion.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the third aspect, the seat post engaging portion and the handle engaging portion of the fixing member are wound around the seat post and the handle portion, respectively. It is a fixing member used for the method of storing the bicycle in the traveling bag characterized by being fastened by a hook-and-loop fastener provided in the section.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the third aspect of the invention, the handle engaging portion is formed of a ring-shaped portion formed in a ring shape, and the ring-shaped portion is inserted from an end portion of the handle grip and is engaged with the handle portion. It is a fixing member used for the storage method of the bicycle in the traveling bag characterized by being able to do.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the third or fifth aspect of the invention, the configuration of the seat post engaging portion is configured such that the one end portion of the fixing member on the seat post side is wound around the seat post and folded. An end portion is connected to an intermediate portion of the fixing member, and the adjusting portion is provided at the connecting portion. The fixing member is used for a bicycle storage method in a bicycle bag.

  According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in any one of the third to sixth aspects, the adjustment portion provided in the intermediate portion of the fixing member is formed of a substantially rectangular frame, and a partition is formed at a central portion thereof. It is a fixing member used for the method of storing the bicycle in the traveling bag characterized by comprising a buckle shape having two insertion portions.

  In the first embodiment of the present invention, the handlebar of the bicycle body frame is in a substantially right angle state with the top tube and the downtube, that is, the handlebar is left facing forward, and the saddle and the handle portion are grounded and reversed. In this state, the handle bar can be fixed to the top tube and the down tube in a substantially right angle state by a fixing member that can connect and fix the seat post and the handle portion.

Therefore, the bicycle frame can be left standing in a reversed state, that is, with the saddle and the handle portion grounded.
If the bicycle frame can be made independent in this way, there is no need to support the frame, and it is extremely easy to remove the front and rear wheels and fix them to the frame with both hands, and then cover the wheel bag, This can be done quickly.
On the other hand, when the disassembled bicycle is taken out from the bicycle bag, the open portion of the bicycle bag can be opened and the internal bicycle can be easily taken out while the bicycle in the disassembled state is left standing.

In the 2nd thing of this invention, the fixing member used in the said storage method is specified more.
That is, the fixing member is formed from a belt-like member, and a seat post engaging portion that can be engaged with the seat post is provided at one end portion thereof, and the other end portion can be engaged with both side portions of the handle portion. A pair of handle engaging portions are provided, and an adjusting portion capable of adjusting the length thereof is provided at an intermediate portion thereof.

  As a result, the seat post engaging portion at the one end is engaged with the seat post, and the pair of handle engaging portions at the other end are engaged with both side portions of the handle bar. By tightening so as to shorten the length, the fixing member can easily fix the handle bar to the top tube and the down tube in a substantially right angle state.

In the third aspect of the present invention, in order to claim a right for the fixing member, the fixing member is specifically specified.
The effect is the same as that of the second invention.

  In a fourth aspect of the present invention, the seat post engaging portion and the handle engaging portion of the fixing member are embodied, and each engaging portion is wound around the seat post and the handle portion. It is specified that it is engaged by a hook-and-loop fastener provided at the tip.

  In the fifth aspect of the present invention, the handle engaging portion is more limited as in the third aspect of the invention, that is, the handle engaging portion is formed of an annular portion formed in an annular shape. It is specified that the portion can be inserted from the end portion of the handle grip and can be engaged with the handle portion.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the fixing member is more limited. That is, the structure of the seat post engaging portion is formed by winding one end portion of the fixing member on the seat post side around the seat post. The end portion is folded and connected to the intermediate portion of the fixing member, and an adjusting portion is provided at the connecting portion.
As described above, the fixing member can be changed to various modes.

The seventh aspect of the present invention is a more specific example of the adjusting section.
That is, it is specified that the adjusting portion is formed of a substantially rectangular frame, and a partition portion is provided at the center portion thereof and is formed of a buckle shape having two insertion portions.
By using such a buckle configuration, the end of the seat post side belt-like portion on one end side or the end of the handle side belt-like portion on the other end side is inserted into the buckle and tightened. As a result, the handle bar can be easily fixed to the top tube and the down tube in a substantially right angle state.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the state just before storing the bicycle which was decomposed | disassembled fixed and accommodated in a bicycle bag regarding the storage method of the bicycle in the bicycle bag which concerns on this invention. It is explanatory drawing which illustrates one Embodiment of the fixing member used in this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which is performing the drawing-drawing operation | movement of the strip | belt-shaped part in the said fixing member. It is explanatory drawing of the state which expand | deployed one Embodiment of the circular bag used in this invention. It is explanatory drawing which illustrated other embodiment of the fixing member used for the storage method which concerns on this invention, Comprising: (A) shows the state which fixed the handle | steering-wheel part, (B) shows only a fixing member. Yes.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a state immediately before a disassembled bicycle is fixed and stored in a bicycle bag, with respect to the bicycle storage method in the bicycle bag according to the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 1, the disassembled bicycle is placed in the rotating bag in a reverse state in which the bicycle is placed on the ground with the saddle 10 and the handle portion 16 down.

  As is well understood from this figure, a chain wheel 13 is located at the upper end of the seat tube 11 extending upward from the saddle 10, and cranks 13, 13 extend from both sides of the center of the chain wheel 13, and these both sides A front wheel 14 and a rear wheel 15 are superposed on each of the cranks 13, 13, and the front wheel 14 and the rear wheel 15 are fixed to the frame by fixed rubber bands at a plurality of positions.

The handle portion 16 has a down handle configuration, and the handle bar 16b is fixed to the top tube 17 and the down tube 18 by a fixing member 20 in a substantially right angle state.
The fixing member 20 is formed of a belt-like belt, and details thereof will be described with reference to FIGS.

In the storing method according to the present invention, as described above, the disassembled bicycle can be stored in the traveling bag in a self-supporting state as an upside down state.
That is, in the storage method according to the present invention, as described above, the bicycle can be stored in an inverted bag while being turned upside down, so that the extended bag can be opened using both hands, and the expanded bag. The above-mentioned disassembly bicycle can be placed upside down and stored in a bag. A specific storage method will be described later with reference to FIG.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view illustrating an embodiment of a fixing member used in the present invention.
The fixing member 20 is formed of a strong belt-like belt made of synthetic fiber, and seat post engaging portions 21 and 21 are provided at the left end in the figure. The two belt-like portions 22, 22 continuous in the direction of the portion are continuous, and a handle engaging portion 23 is provided at the right end of each belt-like portion 22 in the drawing.

The seat post engaging portions 21 and 21 are engaged with the seat post 19, and the handle engaging portions 23 and 23 are engaged with the left and right sides (the far side and the near side) of the handle bar 16b.
An adjusting portion 25 capable of adjusting the length is provided at each intermediate portion of the belt-like portions 22, 22. The belt-like portion 22 is provided on the saddle side on the seat post engaging portion 21 side before and after the adjusting portion 25. It is divided into a belt-like portion 22s and a handle-side belt-like portion 22h on the side of the handle engaging portion 23, which are connected by the adjusting portion 25.

The adjusting unit 25 is composed of a connecting ring having a shape in which a plastic “kanji” “day” character is tilted sideways.
That is, it consists of the buckle form in which the partition part was formed in the center part of the substantially rectangular frame.
Therefore, the end of the saddle side band 22s is connected to the saddle side frame (one side edge) of the substantially rectangular connecting ring (adjustment part 25), and the end 22t of the handle side band 22h. The frame portion on the handle side (the other side) is inserted through the insertion portion on the saddle side from the lower side of the central partition portion of the coupling ring and then passed through the upper side of the central partition portion and inserted into the insertion portion on the handle side. When the one end 22t of the handle side band 22h is drawn so as to overlap the upper surface of the handle side band 22h, the length of the band 22 of the fixing member 20 is reduced. Is shortened and the belt-like portion 22 is stretched in a tensioned state.

The method of inserting the handle-side belt-shaped portion 22h into the adjusting portion 25 is not limited to the above-described one of insertion methods, but can be performed by another insertion method.
For example, the end portion of the saddle side belt-like portion 22s is connected to the central partition portion, and the end portion 22t of the handle side belt-like portion 22h is inserted from below the handle side insertion portion of the adjustment portion 25, and then the saddle side It is also possible to insert the handle side insertion portion from the top to the bottom and insert the handle side insertion portion so as to overlap the handle side belt-like portion 22h.

The handle bar 16b is fixed to the top tube 17 and the down tube 18 in a substantially right angle state by performing the above-described drawing operation by applying the same force simultaneously to the two strips 22 and 22 respectively.
FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the above-described drawing operation is performed by the belt-like portions 22 and 22.

As well understood from FIG. 3, the seat post engaging portions 21, 21, which are the saddle side end portions of the fixing member 20, are provided by the seat post engaging portions 21, 21 provided at the saddle side end portions of the fixing member 20. It is attached to the post 19.
On the other hand, handle engaging portions 23 and 23 are provided at the handle side end portions, which are the other end portions of the fixing member 20, respectively, and these are engaged on both sides of the handle bar 16b.

Thereafter, the end portions 22t of the handle-side band-like portions 22h and 22h of the band-like portions 22 and 22 of the fixing member 20 are gripped by hand and drawn to the handle side.
As a result, the lengths of the two belt-like portions 22 are shortened, and the fixing member 20 is firmly stretched between the seat post 19 and the handle bar 16b.
As a result, the handle bar 16b is fixed to the top tube 17 and the down tube 18 at a substantially right angle.

FIG. 1 shows a state in which the handle portion 16 is fixed to the top tube 17 and the down tube 18 at a substantially right angle as described above.
FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a developed state of an embodiment of a wheel bag used in the present invention.
With reference to FIG. 4, the method for storing the disassembled bicycle in the bicycle bag according to the present invention will be specifically described step by step.

First, the bicycle is placed in a reverse manner, that is, the saddle and the handle portion are placed on the ground and allowed to stand on their own.
At this time, the handle portion is substantially perpendicular to the top tube and the down tube.
Next, the front wheel and the rear wheel are removed from the bicycle frame.

In this state, the seat post engaging portion at one end of the fixing member is engaged with the seat post, and the handle engaging portion at the other end is engaged with both side portions of the handle bar.
Thereafter, the tip end portions of the two handle-side belt-like portions are gripped by hand and drawn toward the handle side. FIG. 3 shows this state.
As a result, the length of the belt-like portion of the fixing member is shortened, and the handle bar is fixed at a substantially right angle with the top tube and the down tube.

In this state, the front wheel and the rear wheel are arranged on both sides of the saddle, and fixed to the frame at a plurality of positions, usually two or three positions, with a fixed rubber band. FIG. 1 shows this fixed state.
The bicycle in the disassembled and fixed state shown in FIG. 1 is placed as it is (in the reverse state) on the portion of the substantially central portion C of the traveling bag 30 shown in FIG.

The traveling bag 30 has a substantially rectangular shape in an unfolded state, and can be folded in half at the center, and is formed in a state where one side edge of the front side fabric 31 and the back side fabric 32 is continuous. It is.
Then, slide fasteners 34f and 35f that can be engaged with each other are provided on the peripheral portions of the front-side fabric 31 and the back-side fabric 32, respectively.

  The surface side fabric 31 and the back side fabric 32 are relative, and it is free to determine which side is the front side or the back side. An extension fabric 37 is provided at the center of the upper edge, and the extension fabric 37 is formed so as to cover the chain wheel, the crank and the pedal portion.

The front-side fabric 31, the back-side fabric 32, and the extended fabric 37 are formed from a synthetic fiber fabric such as flexible polyester that has been subjected to waterproofing treatment.
The disassembled and fixed bicycle is placed in the reverse state (the state shown in FIG. 1) on the substantially central portion C of the wheel bag 30 as described above.

  Thereafter, the slide fasteners 34f and 35f provided on the peripheral edge portion of the wheel bag 30 are engaged with each other by the two sliders 36, whereby the disassembled bicycle can be accommodated inside.

Although the opening of the circular bag 30 is gradually reduced by the two sliders 36, 36, the mutual engagement of the slide fasteners 34f, 35f is finished at a predetermined interval without being completely sealed, and the small opening A part is provided.
By doing in this way, a shoulder belt etc. can be pulled out from this opening part.

  This shoulder belt is provided with a fixing portion that can be fixed to a bicycle frame at both ends, and a length adjusting member provided at an intermediate portion thereof. For example, one end of the bicycle in the disassembled and fixed state shown in FIG. Is fixed to the upper end of the seat tube 11, and the other end is fixed to, for example, a handle stem (handle post).

Then, the circular bag 30 is covered and the slide fasteners 34f and 35f are engaged, leaving a small opening at the upper end, and the shoulder belt can be pulled out from the opening.
When the shoulder belt is pulled out from the opening, there is no risk of getting a hand dirty because the extended fabric 37 is provided.

  FIG. 5 is an explanatory view illustrating another embodiment of the fixing member used in the storage method according to the present invention, in which (A) shows a state in which the handle portion is fixed, and (B) shows the fixing member. Only shows.

  In the fixing member 40, the seat post engaging portion 41 provided at one end thereof and the handle engaging portion 43 provided at the other end thereof are not fixed to the seat post 19 and the handle portion 16, that is, simply. I'm just hooking.

That is, the handle engaging portion 43 is simply formed of a ring-shaped portion formed in a ring shape, and the ring-shaped portion is inserted and hooked from the ends of the handle grips at both ends of the handle portion 16.
On the other hand, on the seat post engaging portion 41 side, one end of the fixing member 40 is wound around the seat post and folded, and one-touch type fixing buckles 47m and 47n provided slightly before the end 42t are mutually connected. By engaging and fixing, the seat post 19 can be engaged.

  After that, the front end portion 42t of the seat host side belt-like portion 42 is inserted into the adjustment portion 45 that can adjust the length of the base end portion of the buckle 47m, and then folded and drawn, and the fixing member 40 is pulled down. Thus, the handle bar 16b can be fixed to the top tube 17 and the down tube 18 in a substantially right angle state.

  As described above, the fixing member is provided with the seat post engaging portion 41 at one end, the pair of handle engaging portions 43 and 43 are provided at the other end, and the longitudinal length of the fixing member 40 is provided at an intermediate portion thereof. It is only necessary to provide a buckle-shaped adjusting portion 45 that can adjust the length of the belt, and the specific configuration can be variously modified as in the embodiment shown in FIGS.

  The configuration of the length adjusting portion 45 used in the embodiment shown in FIG. 5 is the same as that shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, but in the former case, the seat post side belt-like portion 42 is fixed to the fixing member. 40 is different in that it is provided integrally with a connecting and fixing buckle 47m connected at an intermediate portion of 40.

As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, the embodiment can be variously changed in this invention.
First, the bicycle may be of any type, such as a road cycle or a sports cycle, as long as it can be disassembled.

The fixing member used in the present invention may be in any form as long as it can be bridged between the seat post and the handle bar and fixed to both.
In addition, this fixing may be performed so long as the handle bar can be fixed substantially at right angles to the top tube and the down tube.

  The design of the seat post engaging portion and the handle engaging portion provided at both ends of the fixing member can be freely changed. In the above embodiment, the end portion is wound around the seat post or the handle portion, Although it was set as the structure fastened with the hook_and_loop | surface fastener provided in the edge part, fixing means other than a hook_and_loop | surface fastener can also be utilized.

For example, instead of this hook-and-loop fastener, a one-touch detachable buckle can be used, or the adjustment unit made up of a rectangular frame (buckle) having a partition part at the center used in the above embodiment is used as it is. You can also
Thus, the design of the structure of the seat post engaging portion and the handle engaging portion can be freely changed.

On the other hand, the fixing member may be the one shown in FIG. 5, and the seat post engaging portion and the handle engaging portion may not be fixed to the seat post and the handle portion. It can also be configured to be stretched over.
In short, it is only necessary to use a belt-like member, hang over the seat post and the handle portion, and engage with the seat post and the handle portion at both ends thereof.
Thereafter, the handle bar is fixed to the top tube and the down tube at a substantially right angle by drawing the length of the band-like member so as to shorten the length of the belt-like member with an adjusting portion capable of adjusting the length.

Further, in the above embodiment, the fixing member uses a strong belt-like belt made of synthetic fiber, but this belt-like belt has almost no elasticity, but the belt-like belt has elasticity. It is also possible to use what they have.
However, in the case of the one having stretchability, the handle portion may be rattled, so that the one having little stretchability as in the above embodiment is preferable.

  A conventional rubber band can be used for fixing the front and rear wheels to the frame. A hook is provided at one end, and the front and rear wheels are joined to both sides of the frame. A rubber band can be wound and fixed easily by a hook at its end.

Finally, as the wheel bag, the one illustrated in FIG. 4 is illustrated as the above embodiment, but the shape of the wheel bag is also free.
In the above embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, the slide fastener can be opened and flattened, and the disassembled and fixed bicycle shown in FIG. However, the wheel bag may be configured to be covered from above the disassembled and fixed bicycle shown in FIG.

In this case, there is an opening in the bottom part of the bicycle bag, and the bicycle may be housed inside the opening from the bottom part, and this bottom part opens one end of the lower part of the bicycle. It can also be lifted upwards and later closed with a slide fastener or the like.
On the other hand, if an upper opening is provided also on the upper surface of the traveling bag, the shoulder belt can be taken out by inserting a hand from the upper opening.

If an extended fabric is provided on one side edge of the upper opening so that the chain wheel or the like can be covered, the hand will not be soiled even if a hand is inserted through the upper opening.
As described above, various types of existing bags can be used as the wheel bag that can be used in the storage method according to the present invention.

  As described above, in the present invention, by using a fixing member that can fix the handlebar to the top tube and the down tube at a substantially right angle, it is possible to provide a storage method that can easily store the disassembled bicycle in the bicycle bag. It is a thing.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Saddle 11 Seat tube 12 Chain wheel 13 Crank 14 Front wheel 15 Rear wheel 16 Handle part 16b Handle bar 17 Top tube 18 Down tube 19 Seat post 20, 40 Fixing member 21, 41 Seat post engaging part 22, 42 Strip part 22s, 42s Seat post side belt-like portion 22h, 42h Handle side belt-like portion 23, 43 Handle engaging portion 25, 45 Adjusting portion 30 Wheel bag 31 Front side fabric 32 Back side fabric 34f, 35f Slide fastener 36 Slider 37 Extension fabric

Claims (7)

A method of storing a disassembled bicycle in a wheel bag,
Set the handlebar of the bicycle body frame to the top tube and downtube at a substantially right angle, ground the saddle and the handle, and stand upside down,
In this state, the handle bar is fixed to the top tube and the down tube in a substantially right angle state by a fixing member that can connect and fix the seat post and the handle portion,
After that, the front and rear wheels separated in advance are fixed to both sides of the body frame,
Thereafter, the bicycle is stored in the wheel bag, and the bicycle is stored in the wheel bag. The fixing member is composed of a belt-like member, and a seat post engaging portion that can be engaged with a seat post is provided at one end portion thereof, and a pair of handles that can be engaged with both side portions of the handle portion at the other end portion. An engagement section is provided,
In the middle part, an adjustment part that can adjust the length of the fixing member in the longitudinal direction is provided.
After engaging the seat post engaging portion of the one end portion with the seat post and engaging the pair of handle engaging portions of the other end portion on both sides of the handle portion,
The wheel bag according to claim 1, wherein the fixing member can fix the handle bar to the top tube and the down tube in a substantially right angle state by tightening the adjusting member so as to shorten the length of the fixing member. How to store the bicycle inside. A fixing member used in a method for storing a bicycle in a bicycle bag according to claim 1 or 2,
The fixing member is composed of a belt-like member, and at one end thereof, a seat post engaging portion that can be engaged with the seat post is provided, and at the other end portion, a pair of members that can be engaged with both sides of the handle portion. A fixing member for use in a method of storing a bicycle in a bicycle bag, wherein a handle engaging portion is provided, and an adjusting portion capable of adjusting the length in the longitudinal direction is provided at an intermediate portion thereof.   The seat post engaging portion and the handle engaging portion of the fixing member are wound around the seat post and the handle portion, respectively, and are engaged by a hook-and-loop fastener provided at a tip portion thereof. The fixing member used for the storage method of the bicycle in the bicycle bag according to claim 3.   The said handle engaging part consists of a ring-shaped part formed in the shape of a ring | wheel, and this ring-shaped part can be penetrated from the edge part of a handle grip, and can be engaged with a handle part. Fixing member used for the bicycle storage method.   The structure of the seat post engaging portion is formed by winding one end portion of the fixing member on the seat post side around the seat post and connecting the end portion to the intermediate portion of the fixing member. The fixing member used for the bicycle storage method in the wheel bag according to claim 3 or 5, wherein a portion is provided.   The adjusting portion provided at an intermediate portion of the fixing member is formed of a substantially rectangular frame body, and is formed of a buckle shape having a partition portion at a central portion thereof and having two insertion portions. Item 7. A fixing member used in the method for storing a bicycle in a traveling bag according to any one of items 3 to 6.