Bicycle wheel spinner stand for retail display
OwnerDan Goldwaterinventor
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A display system includes a bicycle wheel rotatable about an axle, a lighting device secured to the wheel for rotation with the wheel, and a stand device having an attachment location where the axle of the wheel is attached to support the wheel so that the wheel can rotate relative to the stand device. The stand device includes a drive roller engaging the wheel to rotate the wheel and a motor rotating the drive roller. A distance between the attachment location and the drive roller can be adjusted so that the stand device accommodates different sizes of wheels. The motor and the drive roller can be secured to the stand device at a fixed location while the wheel is mounted to a pivoting portion of the stand device so that gravity pivots the wheel in a direction to engage the wheel with the drive roller.
A stand device for rotatably supporting a bicycle wheel rotatable about an axle and a lighting device secured to the bicycle wheel for rotation with the bicycle wheel, said stand device comprising, in combination:
A stand device for rotatably supporting a bicycle wheel rotatable about an axle and a lighting device secured to the bicycle wheel for rotation with the bicycle wheel, said stand device comprising, in combination:
A stand device for rotatably supporting a bicycle wheel rotatable about an axle and a lighting device secured to the bicycle wheel for rotation with the bicycle wheel, said stand device comprising, in combination:
The stand device according to claim 20, wherein a substantially vertical front wall has a plurality of access openings opposed to the plurality of fastener openings in the rear wall so that a tool can extend through the front wall to fasteners located in the fastener openings of the rear wall, and a substantially horizontal top wall has a plurality of access openings opposed to the plurality of fastener openings in the bottom wall so that the tool can extend through the top wall to fasteners located in the fastener openings of the bottom wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.