Adjustable shock absorber for inline skate

An inline skate, comprising:

• a skate boot;
• a front wheel mount secured to a front portion of a bottom of the skate boot;
• a front wheel rotatably secured to the front wheel mount;
• a rear wheel mount secured to a rear portion of the bottom of the skate boot;
• a rear wheel rotatably secured to the rear wheel mount;
• and
• a shock absorber disposed between the front wheel mount and the rear wheel mount and comprising a positioning member secured to the skate boot and including a stepped-diameter passageway;
• a suspension member including two hook elements on front and rear ends respectively and an intermediate channel;
• a nut disposed in the passageway;
• a main expansion spring biased between the nut and a shoulder of the passageway;
• a main threaded member including an internally threaded hole at an end and passing through the channel, the passageway, and the main expansion spring to secure to the nut;
• a bolt driven into the internally threaded hole to position the nut, the positioning member, the suspension member, and the main threaded member;
• a first adjustment screw assembly including a first threaded element driven through a threaded hole in the front wheel mount, and a first adjustment screw secured to the first threaded element;
• a second adjustment screw assembly including a second threaded element driven through a threaded hole in the rear wheel mount, and a second adjustment screw secured to the second threaded element;
• a first biasing assembly including a first torsion spring, a first bow-shaped hook disposed through the first torsion spring and having one end secured to an end of the first threaded element and the other end comprising two first hooked ends secured to one end of the first torsion spring, and a second bow-shaped hook disposed through the first torsion spring and having one end secured to the front one of the hook elements and the other end comprising first hooked ends secured to the other end of the first torsion spring;
• and a second biasing assembly including a second torsion spring, a first bow-shaped hook disposed through the second torsion spring and having one end secured to an end of the second threaded element and the other end comprising two second hooked ends secured to one end of the second torsion spring, and a second bow-shaped hook disposed through the second torsion spring and having one end secured to the rear one of the hook elements and the other end comprising second hooked ends secured to the other end of the second torsion spring.