patentHonda Gets Patent for Storage Device

May 28, 20160
Honda has bagged a patent  for an article storage structure to accommodate articles in a leg shield. This will be used  in a scooter-type vehicle. 
The patent application was filed in September, 2004. Whereas,a First Examination Report (FER) was issued in June 2010
The storage structure will have two sections separately placed within the left and right sides of the leg shield, of which the storage case in one section can be pulled out and removed.  

 

 

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