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US 2016/0114825 A1Published application
Skiing apparatus
AssigneeJeff Rapp
InventorJeff Rapp
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Abstract
A snow skiing apparatus which may include an upper frame member, a lower seat member connected to the upper frame member, a handle member connected to the upper frame member, a lower frame member connected to the upper frame member, and a ski attachment member connected to the lower frame member and adapted to be detachably connected to a ski.
Claims21
A skiing apparatus comprising:
- an upper frame member;
- a lower seat member connected to the upper frame member;
- a handle member connected to the upper frame member in fixed relation to the lower seat member;
- a lower frame member connected to the upper frame member;
- a ski attachment member connected to the lower frame member and adapted to be detachably connected to a ski;
- an upper shock absorbing connector member connected to the upper frame member;
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- a lower shock absorbing connector member connected to the lower frame member.
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A skiing apparatus comprising:
- an upper frame member;
- a lower seat member connected permanently fixed to the upper frame member so that the upper frame member and the lower seat member are integrally formed as a monolithic unit;
- a handle member connected to the upper frame member;
- a lower frame member connected to the upper frame member;
- a ski attachment member connected to the lower frame member;
- a ski connected to the ski attachment member;
- an upper shock absorbing connector member connected to the upper frame member;
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- a lower shock absorbing connector member connected to the lower frame member.
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A skiing apparatus comprising:
- an upper frame member;
- a lower seat member connected to the upper frame member;
- a handle member connected to the upper frame member;
- a handlebar fixed to the handle member;
- a lower frame member pivotally connected to the upper frame member;
- a ski attachment member adjustably connected to the lower frame member so as to allow relative adjustment between the ski attachment member and the lower frame member;
- a ski connected to the ski attachment member;
- an upper shock absorbing connector member connected to the upper frame member;
- a lower shock absorbing connector member connected to the lower frame member;
- a shock absorbing member extending between the lower frame member and the upper frame member;
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- a brace extending between a portion of the handle member and the lower seat member such that the handle member is fixed relative to the lower set member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.