CPC B62K 5/10 (2013.01) [B62K 5/01 (2013.01); B62K 5/08 (2013.01)] | 21 Claims |
1. A tilting saddle-riding motorcycle comprising:
a frame;
a steering column integral with a handlebar and rotatably accommodated in a steering tube integral with the frame;
a left front steered wheel and a right front steered wheel connected to the frame with the interposition of at least one tilting four-bar linkage; wherein the left front steered wheel and the right front steered wheel are adapted to perform a tilting movement; and wherein said at least one tilting four-bar linkage comprises a plurality of components pivoted to one another around pivot axes parallel to one another, the deformation of said at least one tilting four-bar linkage allowing the frame, the left front steered wheel and the right front steered wheel to take a tilted position during travel;
a left rear driving wheel and a right rear driving wheel; supported by a non-tilting rear carriage, on which a propulsion unit of the motor vehicle is arranged;
a tilting joint, which connects the non-tilting rear carriage to the frame; wherein the tilting joint defines a roll axis around which the frame rotates relative to the rear carriage; and
a rear suspension, adapted to allow a springing movement of the frame relative to the rear carriage, and a suspension hinge defining a suspension axis extending in a transverse direction relative to the direction of travel of the vehicle, the frame and the rear carriage being adapted to perform springing movements around the suspension axis.
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