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US 2002/0153686 A1Published application
Skateboard with simulated snowboard response
OwnerMark H. Toddinventor
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Abstract
A skateboard for use on a hard surface, configured to simulate the response of a snowboard, has a support platform to which sets of wheels are mounted. The wheels have successively decreasing diameters mounted on a common axle. The wheels of successively decreasing diameter may additionally or alternately be formed of materials of successively greater frictional and compressibility characteristics.
Claims17
A skateboard device configured to transport a rider, the device comprising:
- a) a support platform;
- b) at least one axle coupled to the platform, said axle defining a common axle;
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- c) at least one set of wheels disposed on the common axle, including wheels having different diameters.
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A skateboard device configured to transport a rider, the device comprising:
- a) a support platform;
- b) at least one axle coupled to the platform, said axle defining a common axle;
- c) at least one set of wheels disposed on the common axle, including wheels having different frictional and compressible characteristics.
A skateboard device configured to transport a rider, the device comprising:
- a) a support platform;
- b) at least one axle coupled to the platform;
- c) at least one wheel rotatably mounted on the axle;
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- d) the at least one wheel having a surface area extending substantially across a width of the platform, and having a decreasing diameter from a central to a lateral position across the axle.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.