Tension fitting, distortion fender
OwnerCalvin Dean Ludvigseninventor
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Abstract
A novel, single piece, self-attaching, self-supporting rear splash-guard (fender), for bicycles comprised of a flat sheet (in finished form) of resilient material of distinct design. Utilizing the ability to manually distort, and maintain a degree of distortion to the said splash-guard, through confinement by the present bicycle saddle or saddle support system of so designed fender as means to achieve attachment of fender to the bicycle, the three-dimensional quality and contours of the fender, and sufficient degree of rigidity for operation.
Claims4
A rear splash-guard for bicycles, two-dimensional in finished form, for permanent or non-permanent use, comprised of a sheet of any resilient material, and relying on the ability to manually distort, and maintain a degree of distortion to the said resilient material, through confinement by the present bicycle saddle or saddle support system, and the inherent effects of said distortion as means by which the three-dimensional quality, (including contour and rigidity), of said splash-guard is achieved or enhanced.
A rear splash-guard for bicycles, for permanent or non-permanent use, comprised of a sheet of any resilient material, that relies on the ability to manually distort, and maintain a degree of distortion to the said resilient material, through confinement by the present bicycle saddle or saddle support system, and the inherent effects of said distortion as means by which the splash-guard is attached, or attachment is assisted, to the bicycle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.