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US 2013/0219705 A1Published application
Bicycle Service Rack
OwnerRolf W. Scholtz, Joel Greenblattinventors
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Abstract
An example bicycle service rack includes: a main body extending vertically from a single base; a bicycle mount coupled to the main body, the bicycle mount being configured to hold a bicycle; at least one cable coupled to the main body, the at least one cable being coupled to a bicycle tool; and an air pump coupled to the main body, the air pump being configured to pump air into a tire of the bicycle.
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A bicycle service rack, comprising:
- a main body extending vertically from a single base;
- a bicycle mount coupled to the main body, the bicycle mount being configured to hold a bicycle;
- at least one cable coupled to the main body, the at least one cable being coupled to a bicycle tool;
- and
- an air pump coupled to the main body, the air pump being configured to pump air into a tire of the bicycle.
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A bicycle service rack, comprising:
- a base having a footprint that is less than one and one-half feet in length;
- a main body extending vertically from the base;
- first and second support members coupled to the main body, the first and second support members extending horizontally from the main body and being positioned a distance apart to accommodate a seat post of a bicycle;
- a plurality of cables coupled to the main body and a bicycle tool;
- and
- an air pump coupled to the main body, the air pump being configured to pump air into a tire of the bicycle;
- wherein the cables are accessible from the main body in a same direction as the first and second support members;
- and
- wherein the air pump is coupled by one or more brackets to a side of the main body.
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A bicycle service rack, comprising:
- a single base;
- a main body extending vertically from the base;
- a bicycle mount coupled to the main body, the bicycle mount being configured to hold a bicycle;
- and
- a plurality of cables coupled to the main body, the cables being coupled to a bicycle tool, wherein one or more of the bicycle tools are capable of swiveling such that the bicycle tools can rotate freely without the cables becoming twisted.
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A bicycle service rack, comprising:
- a single base;
- an integral main body extending vertically from the base;
- a bicycle mount coupled to the main body, the bicycle mount being configured to hold a bicycle;
- a plurality of cables, each of cables having a first end coupled to the main body and a second end coupled to a tool;
- and
- an air pump coupled to the main body, the air pump being configured to pump air into a tire of the bicycle.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.