Mounting structure of assist grip
First Claim
1. A mounting structure of an assist grip in which the assist grip is mounted on a vehicle body via a bracket,wherein the bracket comprisesa bracket main body on which the assist grip is mounted;
- a plurality of plate-shaped legs which extend from the bracket main body, wherein each of tip portions of the plurality of legs is connected to the vehicle body,wherein out of the plurality of legs, a plurality of weak portions are formed at each of both edges of the leg to which a tensile load is applied when the assist grip is normally used, andwherein a position of the weak portion of one side edge is different from a position of the weak portion of the other side edge in an extending direction of the leg.
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Abstract
Total four notched portions, two for each of both edges, are formed in a lateral leg to which a tensile load is applied when an assist grip is normally used. In an extending direction of the lateral leg, a position of the notched portion and a position of the notched portion are different from each other. Therefore, if excessive impact force is applied to the assist grip and a compression load is applied to the lateral leg, the notched portion is bent and the lateral leg buckles while being twisted. In this case, as compared to a case where the legs buckle by being bent so that the legs are overlapped with each other, the impact force is effectively absorbed.
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9 Claims
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1. A mounting structure of an assist grip in which the assist grip is mounted on a vehicle body via a bracket,
wherein the bracket comprises a bracket main body on which the assist grip is mounted; -
a plurality of plate-shaped legs which extend from the bracket main body, wherein each of tip portions of the plurality of legs is connected to the vehicle body, wherein out of the plurality of legs, a plurality of weak portions are formed at each of both edges of the leg to which a tensile load is applied when the assist grip is normally used, and wherein a position of the weak portion of one side edge is different from a position of the weak portion of the other side edge in an extending direction of the leg. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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