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US 2010/0307994 A1Published application
Eyeglasses retainer for handle bars
OwnerMichael Pezzati, Kenneth Acklininventors
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Abstract
An eyeglass retainer for handle bars, including two spring-loaded pivot arms, attached to the handlebars with the pivot ends toward the stem, such that the pivot arms retail the temple pieces of the sunglasses with the temple pieces extending below the handlebars and the nosepiece of the glasses resting on the stem or stem connecting piece.
Claims6
A system providing easy storage and removal of eyeglasses on handle bars, comprising:
- two pivoting arms, spring-loaded at the pivot end;
- and,
- at least one clamp, wherein the pivot ends of the arms are clamped to the handle bars with the pivot ends adjacent to and on opposite sides of the handle bar stem and the arms arranged substantially parallel to and on the lower half of the handle bars facing the stem with the spring action pulling the arms to the handle bars, whereby eyeglasses may be stored by slipping the temple pieces between the arms and the handle bars and resting the nose piece on the stem with the nose piece above the pivot arms and the temple pieces extending below the handle bars.
A system providing easy storage and removal of eyeglasses on handle bars, comprising:
- two temple piece retainers disposed on the underside of the handlebars, on adjacent and opposite sides of a handlebar stem, wherein eyeglasses may be stored by slipping the temple pieces into the retainers on each side of the stem and resting the nose piece on the stem with the nose piece above the stem and the temple pieces extending below the handle bars.
A method for easy storage and removal of eyeglasses on handle bars, comprising:
- retaining the two temple piece on the underside of the handlebars, on adjacent and opposite sides of a handlebar stem;
- and,
- resting the nose piece on the stem with the nose piece above the stem and the temple pieces extending below the handle bars.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.