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US 2013/0156492 A1Published application
Height adjustable saddle pole
OwnerMarzell Wilhelm Maierinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a height adjustable saddle pole consisting of two tubes which are telescopically slidable into another, that is to say a cladding tube for accommodating a saddle support tube, whereas the saddle support tube is spring-loaded and is fixed in position via a locking pin. The bores into which the locking pin engages, are located in the region of the smallest stress of the saddle support tube in order to weaken the static of the saddle support tube as little as possible.
Claims18
A height adjustable saddle pole consisting of two tubes which are telescopically slidable into another, that is to say
- 1.1. a cladding tube for accommodating a saddle support tube
- 1.2. a spring element acting upon the saddle support tube,
- 1.3. a locking device, which is arranged on the cladding tube with
- 1.3.1. a locking pin
- 1.3.2. a guide for the locking pin
- 1.3.3. means for adjusting the locking pin in a latched position and an unlatched position, whereas the locking pin is moved orthogonally with respect to and in the direction of the axis of the saddle support tube
- 1.4. whereas at least two axially spaced apart bores are provided in the saddle support tube for accommodating the locking pin, wherein
- 1.5. the locking pin in the latched position engages into one of the bores through a recess of the cladding tube, whereas it completely absorbs the axial forces of the saddle support tube,
- 1.6. whereas the bores are located in the area of the smallest stress of the saddle support tube.
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