Towing trailer for two or three wheeled vehicles
OwnerKevin Zlotkowskiinventor
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Abstract
A bicycle trailer includes a frame forming an elongated cradle or wheel well for receiving and supporting the front wheel of a towed bicycle above the ground. At least one, and preferably two, wheels are mounted on the frame and a tow bar extends forwardly of the cradle for connection to a towing bicycle.
Claims19
A bicycle trailer for supporting the front wheel of a towed bicycle behind a towing bicycle along a support surface comprising:
- at least one wheel;
- and
- a frame supported at least in part by said at least wheel and defining a longitudinal axis x-x and a cradle for receiving and supporting the front wheel of the towed bicycle above the support surface, the frame having a tow bar extending forwardly of the cradle for connection to the towing bicycle.
A bicycle trailer for supporting the front wheel of a towed bicycle behind a towing bicycle along the ground comprising:
- a pair of wheels;
- and
- a frame defining a longitudinal axis and having opposing side sections to which the wheels are rotatably mounted, the frame defining an interior opening for accommodating the front wheel of the towed bicycle, with a wheel support structure spanning at least a portion of the interior opening for engaging and supporting the lower portion of said front wheel above the ground, the frame having a forwardly extending tow bar adapted to be connected to the towing bicycle.
A trailer for supporting the front wheel of a towed vehicle behind a wheeled vehicle traveling along the ground comprising:
- a frame defining a longitudinal axis x-x and having opposing side sections and a generally channel shaped center section forming an elongated opening for receiving the front wheel of a towed vehicle, the center section forming a wheel well for supporting the bottom portion of the front wheel of a towed bicycle;
- and
- a wheel rotatably mounted on each side section for supporting the wheel well and a towed bicycle's wheel supported thereby above the ground.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.