Abstract: A lockable glovebox cover unit is configured for mating engagement with a frame mounted on a motorcycle. The unit includes a rigid cover element presenting a front and back. Portions of the back extend outward. A locking apparatus is received through the cover and includes a rotatable latch on the back of the cover element. When the latch is placed in the locked position access to the interior of the glovebox is not possible. A keyhole is formed on the front of the cover element for access to the interior of the glovebox. Additionally, the cover unit may also be removed from the frame when unlocked. The cover element is preferably made of a synthetic resin. In particularly preferred embodiments the cover unit includes a metal flange affixed to lower portions on the back of the cover. The flange is adapted for mating, gripping engagement to the frame.

Abstract: A lockable glovebox cover unit is configured for mating engagement with a frame mounted on a motorcycle. The unit includes a rigid cover element presenting a front and back. Portions of the back extend outward. A locking apparatus is received through the cover and includes a rotatable latch on the back of the cover element. When the latch is placed in the locked position access to the interior of the glovebox is not possible. A keyhole is formed on the front of the cover element for access to the interior of the glovebox. Additionally, the cover unit may also be removed from the frame when unlocked. The cover element is preferably made of a synthetic resin. In particularly preferred embodiments the cover unit includes a metal flange affixed to lower portions on the back of the cover. The flange is adapted for mating, gripping engagement to the frame.

Abstract: Devices and methods are disclosed which relate to drink holders mounted on a trunk for a motorcycle. A mounting bracket is attached to a trunk towards the rear of the motorcycle. The mounting bracket contains a flange at a first end where fasteners attach the mounting bracket to the trunk. The mounting bracket fixedly attaches to the drink holder at a second end of the mounting bracket. An attachment member of a drink holder is secured to the mounting bracket where the drink holder is held fixedly in place.

Abstract: Devices and methods are disclosed which relate to drink holders mounted on a speaker cabinet for a motorcycle. A mounting bracket is attached to a speaker cabinet towards the rear of the motorcycle. The mounting bracket contains a flange where fasteners attach the mounting bracket to the speaker cabinet. An opening for receiving a drink holder is included in the bracket member. An attachment member of a drink holder is inserted into the bracket member where it is held fixedly in place.

Abstract: A wild animal care device is provided for use with wild animals, such as wild birds. The wild animal care device includes a device body. The device body includes a silver-containing, antimicrobial agent applied to the body in a sufficient quantity to exhibit antimicrobial activity.

Abstract: Devices and methods are disclosed which relate to a drink holder for a motorcycle. A mounting member attaches to a down tube of a motorcycle frame at a first end, and fixedly attaches to a drink holding member at a second end. The mounting member can be fixedly or removably attached to the down tube of a motorcycle frame, and has rotational corrections to ensure the drink is held upright. The drink holding member comprises a cavity for holding a substantially cylindrical drink container and a beverage inside.

Abstract: A modular pole system for birding includes different modules to allow the birder to custom design their birding pole to include a variety of birding accessories such as bird feeders, bird houses, artificial and natural perches and bird baths. The modules include (i) pole modules to secure the modular pole system to the ground and/or increase the overall length of the modular pole system, (ii) attachment modules to removably attach accessories to the pole modules, and (iii) cap modules that can be removably attached to pole modules to inhibit rain water from entering the inside of the pole modules. In particular, an auger pole module of the modular pole system is used in conjunction with a stabilizing pole attachment module to resist the adverse effects of wind. The auger module has an auger member fixedly and spirally secured thereto that facilitates the insertion of the auger module into the ground. The stabilizing module has a plurality of arms which distribute the force from the wind over a wider area.