Ride-on toy
AssigneeWonderides, Inc.
InventorTianfang Ling
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Abstract
A ride-on toy includes a handle unit; a front leg unit including a front leg and a front wheel mounted to the front leg; a rear leg unit including a rear leg and a rear wheel mounted to the rear leg; a pedal unit; a saddle unit; and a chassis. In a first state, in response to a first downward force applied to the saddle unit and a forward force applied to the handle unit, the front leg moves with the front wheel forward and away from the rear leg, and the rear leg stays still. In a second state, in response to a second downward force applied to the pedal unit and a rearward force applied to the handle unit, the rear leg moves with the rear wheel forward and toward the front leg, and the front leg stays still.
Claims21
A ride-on toy, comprising:
- a handle unit;
- a front leg unit movably connected to the handle unit via a front connection, and including a front leg and a front wheel mounted to the front leg;
- a rear leg unit movably connected to the front leg unit, and including a rear leg and a rear wheel mounted to the rear leg;
- a pedal unit movably connected to the rear leg unit via a rear connection;
- a saddle unit movably connected to the front leg unit;
- and
- a chassis movably connected to the handle unit, the front leg unit, the pedal unit, the rear leg unit, and the saddle unit,
- wherein
- in a first state, in response to a first downward force applied to the saddle unit and a forward force applied to the handle unit, the front leg moves with the front wheel forward and away from the rear leg, and the rear leg stays still, and
- in a second state, in response to a second downward force applied to the pedal unit and a rearward force applied to the handle unit, the rear leg moves with the rear wheel forward and toward the front leg, and the front leg stays still.
A ride-on toy, comprising:
- a handle unit;
- a front leg unit movably connected to the handle unit via a first connection, and including a front leg and a front wheel mounted to the front leg;
- a rear leg unit movably connected to the front leg unit, and including a rear leg and a rear wheel mounted to the rear leg;
- a pedal unit movably connected to the handle unit via a second connection;
- a saddle unit movably connected to the front leg unit;
- and
- a chassis movably connected to the handle unit, the front leg unit, the pedal unit, the rear leg unit, and the saddle unit,
- wherein
- in a first state, in response to a first downward force applied to the saddle unit and a forward force applied to the handle unit, the front leg moves with the front wheel forward and away from the rear leg, and the rear leg stays still, and
- in a second state, in response to a second downward force applied to the pedal unit and a rearward force applied to the handle unit, the rear leg moves with the rear wheel forward and toward the front leg, and the front leg stays still.
A ride-on toy, comprising:
- a handle, a handle gear, and a handle push-pull rod fixedly connecting the handle and the handle gear;
- a front leg, a front leg gear, and a front leg push-pull rod fixedly connecting the front leg and the front leg gear;
- a front wheel mounted to the front leg;
- a pedal and a pedal push-pull rod connected to the pedal;
- a rear leg and a rear leg push-pull rod fixedly connected to the rear leg;
- a rear wheel mounted to the rear leg;
- a saddle and a saddle bracket fixedly connected to the saddle;
- and
- a chassis movably connected to the handle, the front leg, the pedal, the rear leg, and the saddle,
- wherein
- the front leg is movably connected to the handle via a first connection,
- the pedal is movably connected to, the handle or the rear leg, via a second connection,
- the front leg push-pull rod is connected to the saddle bracket by a connection block,
- the front leg push-pull rod is connected to the rear leg push-pull rod by a further connection block, and
- the front and rear wheels each include a stop mechanism to cause the front and rear wheels to rotate forward only.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.