Motorcycle display unit system and method
AssigneeArnott T&P Holding, LLC
InventorsAdam Arnott, Matt Edward Kirar
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Abstract
Devices, systems and methods for providing rider control assemblies for adjusting and displaying pressure and height settings for vehicle air suspension devices, such as on adjustable air shocks and air struts, used in vehicles such as motorcycles. The assemblies can have a protruding eyelet portion that can be mounted to existing control panel clamps on motorcycle handlebars. The assemblies can have two part housings attached to one another by waterproof gaskets placed in opposite facing channels.
Claims15
An air pressure and display system for an air shock on a motorcycle, comprising:
- a waterproof housing;
- a display on the housing for displaying pressure level in the motorcycle air pressure shock;
- a switch on the housing for increasing and decreasing air pressure to the motorcycle air shock;
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- a mount consisting of a single eyelet extending from the housing, wherein an existing fastener attaching a strap from an existing control panel attached to a handlebar of the motorcycle is removed and a single fastener is reattached through the single eyelet on the housing and into the existing strap on the existing control panel, and is used for attaching the air pressure and display system to the motorcycle.
An air pressure and display system for controlling air pressure to a motorcycle air shock, comprising:
- a water protected housing;
- a display on the housing for displaying pressure in the motorcycle air shock;
- a switch for increasing and decreasing air pressure levels to the motorcycle air shock;
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- a mount with a single eyelet extending from the housing, wherein a fastener which is attaching a strap from the existing control panel to the handle bar on the motorcycle is removed and another fastener is reattached through the single eyelet on the housing and into the existing strap on the existing control panel, is used for attaching the assembly to the handlebar on the motorcycle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.