Stationary jumping and trick bike
OwnerMatthew James Howardinventor
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Abstract
A stationary jumping and trick bike is disclosed. An example device includes a frame assembly having a handlebar on a forward portion of the frame assembly and a seat on the frame assembly. A leg member including a leaf spring is connected to the frame assembly by a bracket having a plurality of ports selectable for pivotably attaching the leg member to the frame assembly to adjust pitch and/or angle of attachment of the leg member. A plurality of tensioners are connected between the leg member and the frame assembly. A foot rest is provided on the frame assembly. A standing and/or seated user holding the handlebar on the frame assembly can practice jumps and tricks by lifting and landing a lower portion of the leg member on a solid surface.
Claims20
A stationary jumping and trick bike, comprising:
- a frame assembly;
- a handlebar on a forward portion of the frame assembly;
- a seat post on a rear portion of the frame assembly;
- a seat on the seat post of the frame assembly;
- a pivot arm movably attached to the frame assembly under the seat post;
- a spring-based leg member pivotably attached on a first end portion of the spring-based leg member to the seat post, and the spring-based leg member pivotably attached on a second end portion of the spring-based leg member to the pivot arm on to a rearward portion the frame assembly;
- wherein a standing or seated user holding the handlebar on the frame assembly is able to practice jumps and tricks by lifting and landing a lower portion of the spring-based leg member on a solid surface.
A stationary jumping and trick bike, comprising:
- a frame assembly;
- a handlebar on a forward portion of the frame assembly;
- a seat post on a rear portion of the frame assembly;
- a seat on the seat post of the frame assembly;
- a pivot arm movably attached to the frame assembly under the seat post;
- an arcuate shaped spring-based leg member pivotably attached to a rearward portion of the frame assembly, the arcuate shaped spring-based leg member including attached between the seat post and the pivot arm
- a foot rest on the frame assembly;
- wherein a standing or seated user
- holding the handlebar on the frame assembly is able to practice jumps and tricks by lifting and landing a lower portion of the arcuate shaped spring-based leg member on a solid surface.
A stationary jumping and trick bike, comprising:
- a frame assembly having a handlebar on a forward portion of the frame assembly and a seat on a seat post of the frame assembly;
- a leaf spring member attached on a first end portion of the leaf spring member to the seat post;
- a bracket on the frame assembly, the bracket having a plurality of ports selectable for pivotably attaching the leaf spring member on a second end portion of the leaf spring member to the frame assembly to adjust pitch and/or angle of attachment of the leaf spring member;
- and
- a plurality of tensioners connected on a first end of each of the plurality of tensioners between the first end portion of the leaf spring member and the second end portion of the leaf spring member, and the plurality of tensioners further connected on a second end of each of the plurality of tensioners to the frame assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.