Bicycle seat
AssigneeBalanced Bicycle Seats LLC
InventorRobert M. Eldredge
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AssigneeBalanced Bicycle Seats LLC
InventorRobert M. Eldredge
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Among other things, a structure supports the ischial tubularities of a user of a device to which the structure is attached, while gravity is applying a downward force on the ischial tubularities and the user's legs are engaged in motion during which forces are being applied that tend to cause the user's respective ischial tubularities to move relative to a frame of the device. The structure includes two buttock supports having surfaces against which the bottom surfaces of the user's respective buttocks bear during the motion. A mechanism connects the two buttock supports to the frame of the device to permit simultaneously (1) free motion of the two buttock supports (a) up and down relative to a frame of the device and (b) back and forth relative to the frame of the device and (2) free variation of the angular orientations of the bottom surfaces of the user's buttocks back and forth, relative to a hypothetical horizontal plane that is fixed relative to the frame of the device.
A structure to support one of the two buttocks of a user as the user is pedaling a device to which the structure is attached and while the other one of the two buttocks is independently supported, the structure comprising
A method comprising
A method comprising rotating a surface with which one buttock of a user is in contact as the user is pedaling a device, the rotating occurring simultaneously about each of three axes in response to motion of the buttock.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.