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US 2003/0188945 A1Published application
Handle assembly
OwnerFei-Chen Leeinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a handle assembly and a buckle assembly. The handle assembly includes a seat having a circular buckle projecting therefrom for guiding the handle bar by means of a slot and a cover cooperating with the seat to support an extending portion of the handle bar, and the buckle-assembly includes a female buckle component assembly and a male buckle component having a recess at one end thereof for receiving a female buckle component and an engagement member close to the other end thereof for matching an engagement member of a switching plate in close condition.
Claims8
A buckle assembly comprising:
- a female buckle component assembly having:
- a female buckle component having a first fixing apparatus;
- and
- a switching plate having a first engagement member and pivotally connected to said female buckle component for closing and opening operations;
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- a male buckle component having a second fixing apparatus, a recess at one end thereof for receiving said female buckle component, and a second engagement member close to the other end thereof for matching said first engagement member of said switching plate in close condition.
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A handle assembly comprising:
- a handle bar having an extending portion at each of the two ends thereof, each of said extending portions having a slot which has half circular shape formed at each of said two ends of said slot;
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- two holders, each of which is installed at a corresponding end of said handle bar for holding said extending portion, further comprising:
- a seat having a circular buckle projecting therefrom for guiding said handle bar by means of said slot;
- and
- a cover cooperating with said seat to support said extending portion of said handle bar;
- whereby, said slot of said extending portion of said handle bar is capable of sliding against and stopping by said circular buckle of said seat.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.