Load-bearing frame of a bicycle saddle
AssigneeVelo Enterprise Co., Ltd.
InventorTsai-Yun Yu
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Abstract
A load-bearing frame of a bicycle saddle comprises a base and a rim surrounding the base. The base is made of a first plastic material of predetermined rigidity and includes a relatively narrow anterior portion and a relatively wider posterior portion. The base further has a top surface, a bottom surface, and a peripheral edge. The rim is made of a second plastic material of rigidity being smaller than that of the first plastic material. The rim has an inner side coupled with the periphery edge of the base and an outer side extending upwardly from the inner side to define a first receiving space with a first upper opening.
Claims3
A load-bearing frame of a bicycle saddle, said bicycle saddle including a padding secured on said frame, said frame comprising:
- a base made of a first plastic material having a predetermined rigidity and having an anterior portion and a posterior portion, said anterior portion having a width that is narrower than a width of said posterior portion, said base comprising a top surface, a bottom surface, and a peripheral edge;
- a rim made of a second plastic material having a rigidity that is less than the predetermined rigidity of said first plastic material;
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- said rim having an inner side coupled with said peripheral edge of said base, and an outer side extending from said inner side upwardly and outwardly in such a way that a first receiving space with a first upper opening is defined between said inner side and said outer side,
- wherein said base further comprises a transiting portion disposed between said anterior portion and said posterior portion, and
- wherein said rim further includes a first section corresponding to said anterior portion of said base, a second section corresponding to said transiting portion of said base, and a third section corresponding to said posterior of said base;
- said second section further has a middle part disposed between said inner side and said outer side and extending horizontally and outwardly from said inner side in such a way that a second receiving space with a second upper opening and a width that is larger than a width of said first receiving space is defined between said inner side and said outer side.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.