Rigid tie-down device for securing a two-wheeled vehicle
OwnerRueben Dale Jackson SR.inventor
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Abstract
A non-compressing device for securing a two-wheeled vehicle to a towing apparatus has a triangular shaped structure with a base and two legs, the two legs attach to the base to form a triangle. The base of triangular shaped structure is then attached to the towing apparatus. A clamp is attached to the legs of the triangular shaped structure. Alternately, a T-shaped structure has a foot and pedestal and is attached to the towing apparatus. Retractable legs and a foldable base of the triangular shaped structure for the purpose of storing or transporting when not in use or detaching the foot from the pedestal on the T-shaped structure for the purpose of storing or transporting when not in use may be included.
Claims6
A rigid tie-down device for securing a two-wheeled vehicle comprising:
- a rigid, triangular shaped structure comprising a base and two legs;
- a means to secure the two legs to the base;
- and
- a means to secure the base to the towing apparatus.
A rigid tie-down device for securing a two-wheeled vehicle as claimed in 1 further comprising adjustable legs and adjustable clamp.
A rigid tie-down device for securing a two-wheeled vehicle comprising:
- a T-shaped structure comprising a foot and a pedestal;
- a clamp and a means to secure the clamp to the pedestal;
- a means to secure the pedestal to the foot;
- and
- a means to secure the foot to the towing apparatus.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.