Rack for bicycle and bicycle with rack
AssigneeTaichung Trading, LLC dba 3G Bikes
InventorGary Silva
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Abstract
A rack for a bicycle or a bicycle with a rack comprises a rack body configured to be supported above a rear wheel of the bicycle. The rack body can be supported by side portions that extend along and straddle the rear wheel and are coupled to the bicycle. The rack can comprise a deck portion that extends in a longitudinal direction of the bicycle above the rear wheel. One or more carrier arms can be coupled to the rack at forward and/or rearward ends. In some configurations, a carrier arm can be provided on each side of the front and rear of the rack. The carrier arms can be rotatable or otherwise adjustable with respect to the rack body.
Claims20
A bicycle rack, comprising:
- a rack body configured to be supported above a wheel of the bicycle;
- a pair of side portions that are configured to extend along and straddle opposite sides of the wheel of the bicycle, wherein each of the pair of side portions are coupled to the bicycle;
- a deck portion that is configured to extend in a longitudinal direction of the bicycle above the wheel;
- a first set of carrier arms coupled to a side of the rack body and a second set of carrier arms coupled to an opposite side of the rack body, wherein at least one of each of the first set of carrier arms and the second set of carrier arms is adjustable relative to the rack body.
A bicycle, comprising:
- a bicycle frame supporting a front wheel and a rear wheel;
- a handlebar configured to steer the front wheel;
- a seat;
- a rack body configured to be supported above the rear wheel of the bicycle;
- a pair of side portions that are configured to extend along and straddle opposite sides of the rear wheel of the bicycle, wherein each of the pair of side portions are coupled to the bicycle;
- a deck portion that is configured to extend in a longitudinal direction of the bicycle above the rear wheel;
- a first set of carrier arms coupled to a side of the rack body and a second set of carrier arms coupled to an opposite side of the rack body, wherein at least one of each of the first set of carrier arms and the second set of carrier arms is adjustable relative to the rack body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.