Vehicle-tail-mounted bicycle pad
AssigneeCyclingdeal USA, Inc.
InventorHaidong Gu
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Abstract
A vehicle-tail-mounted bicycle pad includes a main pad body, a blocking plate, a bicycle frame securing set and a securing band set. The main pad body includes an in-vehicle part and an out-vehicle part connected to each other, and the out-vehicle part includes an opening. The blocking plate has a side connected to the main pad body, and another side movably connected to the main pad body through a zipper set. The blocking plate can movably block the opening and includes a first Velcro, the in-vehicle part includes a second Velcro, and the first Velcro and the second Velcro are movably attached with each other. The bicycle frame securing set is disposed on a top surface of the in-vehicle part. The securing band set includes a band body and a buckle ring disposed on sides of the out-vehicle part and the in-vehicle part.
Claims8
A vehicle-tail-mounted bicycle pad, comprising:
- a main pad body comprising an in-vehicle part and an out-vehicle part connected to each other, wherein the out-vehicle part comprises an opening formed thereon;
- a blocking plate having a side connected to the main pad body, and another side, which is not directly connected to the main pad body, movably connected to the main pad body through a zipper set, wherein the blocking plate is configured to movably block the opening, the blocking plate comprises a first hook and loop fastener disposed on a surface thereof away from the main pad body, the in-vehicle part comprises a second hook and loop fastener disposed on a top surface thereof, and the first hook and loop fastener and the second hook and loop fastener are movably attached with each other;
- a bicycle frame securing set:
- disposed on a top surface of the in-vehicle part;
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- a securing band set comprising a band body and a buckle ring disposed on the sides, away from each other, of the in-vehicle part and the out-vehicle part, respectively.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.