Braking mechanism for a foot-deck-based vehicle
OwnerThomas O Connellinventor
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A foot-deck-based vehicle comprises a foot-deck with an aperture therethrough between a foot support surface and an underside of the foot-deck, and a plurality of wheels. At least one of the plurality of wheels is a brakable wheel positioned entirely beneath the foot-deck. A foot-actuatable member extends through the aperture and, in use, up from the support surface. A braking member is movable between a non-braking position away from the at least one brakable wheel and a braking position in which the braking member engages the at least one brakable wheel to generate a resisting force to reduce the speed of the foot-deck-based vehicle. The foot-actuatable member is operatively connected to the braking member and is depressible towards the foot support surface to move the braking member to the braking position. A biasing member is positioned to urge the braking member towards the non-braking position.
A brake module for a scooter having a plate body having an opening, at least one front wheel and at least one rear wheel, the brake module comprising:
A foot-deck-based vehicle, comprising:
A brake mechanism for a foot-deck-based vehicle, wherein the foot-deck-based vehicle includes a foot-deck having, in use, a foot support surface and an underside, wherein, in use, the foot support surface is positioned to support the feet of a user, wherein the foot-deck has an aperture therethrough between the foot support surface and the underside, and wherein the foot-deck-based vehicle further includes a plurality of wheels including at least one front wheel positioned proximate a front end of the foot-deck and at least one rear wheel positioned proximate a rear end of the foot-deck, wherein the plurality of wheels are positioned in association with the foot-deck, wherein at least one of the plurality of wheels is a brakable wheel which is positioned entirely beneath the foot-deck, wherein the brake mechanism comprises:
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