Attachment structure of front fender cover
View Patent ↗An attachment structure of a front fender cover of a utility vehicle, the attachment structure includes: a front fender; a front fender cover attached to the front fender by being inserted to a first end of the front fender and locked at a second end of the front fender; and a retaining member attached to the front fender or the front fender cover and configured to retain the front fender cover at the second end of the front fender at a predetermined distance from the front fender in a state where the front fender cover is inserted to the front fender and is not locked.
1. An attachment structure of a front fender cover of a utility vehicle, the attachment structure comprising:
a front fender;
a front fender cover attached to the front fender by being inserted to a first end of the front fender and locked at a second end of the front fender; and
a retaining member attached to the front fender or the front fender cover and configured to retain the front fender cover at the second end of the front fender at a predetermined distance from the front fender in a state where the front fender cover is inserted to the front fender and is not locked.
2. The attachment structure of the front fender cover according to claim 1 , wherein
the retaining member is a spring member.
3. The attachment structure of the front fender cover according to claim 1 , wherein
the retaining member is positioned adjacent to each of a pair of lock members that is aligned in a vehicle width direction and is configured to lock the front fender cover to the front fender.
4. The attachment structure of the front fender cover according to claim 1 , wherein
the retaining member is a spring coil member, and
the retaining member is attached by being jointly fastened by a bolt that attaches the front fender to a lower fender cover positioned below the front fender.
5. The attachment structure of the front fender cover according to claim 4 , wherein
the front fender cover has a buffer member that is attached to be in contact with the retaining member.