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US 2016/0101820 A1Published application
Bicycle seat and cover
OwnerGriffin Sinn, Kristian Gebhardtinventors
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Abstract
Several different covers for a bicycle seat which can be stowed within the underside on the seat when not in use. Optionally, the seat covers are removable or detachable and may include auxiliary storage for other articles.
Claims16
A cover for a bicycle seat, comprising:
- a cover portion sized and configured to cover a bicycle seat and having a stretchable perimeter;
- a storage portion removably mounted to the underside of the bicycle seat and having an opening through which the cover portion may pass;
- and
- a connecting strap releasably joining the cover portion to the storage portion;
- wherein the cover portion is held in place by the stretchable perimeter when covering the bicycle seat;
- wherein the cover portion is foldable to fit within the storage portion.
3 more elements
A removable cover for a saddle-style seat, comprising:
- a cover portion having a stretchable perimeter sized and configured to cover a seat;
- a storage portion having an opening through which the cover portion may pass mounted to the underside of the seat;
- and
- a connecting strap releasably joining the cover portion to the storage portion;
- wherein the cover portion is held in place by the stretchable perimeter when covering the seat;
- wherein the cover portion is hidden from view by the seat;
- wherein the cover portion is foldable to fit within the storage portion.
4 more elements
A cover for a saddle-style seat, comprising:
- a cover portion sized and configured to cover a seat and having a stretchable perimeter;
- a storage portion mounted to the underside of the seat and having an opening through which the cover portion may pass;
- and
- a connecting strap releasably joining the cover portion to the seat;
- wherein the cover portion is held in place by the stretchable perimeter when covering the seat;
- wherein the cover portion is foldable to fit within the storage portion.
3 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.