Heater for clothing of motor cyclist - uses suction at carburettor to circulate air heated by engine through channels in protective clothing

摘要

The heater for the protective clothing worn by a motor cyclist, uses air sucked into the carburettor to cause suction through channels through the clothing, to circulate hot air recuperation from the engine through parts of the clothing. This heated air can then be used to warm the feet, hands or back. To control the flow of air, a resilient flap forming also a safety device regulates the quantity of air sucked through the system, which disengages when the suction of the carburettor reaches too high a value. The system also uses two air filters, one at the entry into the clothing and the other at the entry to the carburettor.