Ski for a snow vehicle
AssigneeC3 Powersports 2014 Ltd.
InventorsJamie Hodgson, Kevin Forsyth
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Abstract
A ski for a snow vehicle has a ski body having an upper surface and a lower surface. The lower surface has a lift surface and a central runner. The central runner extends along a length of the ski body. The central runner depends from the ski body below the lift surfaces. There is a spindle with a first end and a second end. A ski attachment attaches the first end of the spindle to the ski body. The ski attachment has a pivot point that is positioned below a portion of the lift surface and in line with the central runner.
Claims14
A ski for a snow vehicle, comprising:
- a ski body having an upper surface and a lower surface, the lower surface comprising a lift surface and a central runner, the central runner extending along a length of the ski body and downward from the lift surface relative to the upper surface;
- a spindle having a first end and a second end;
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- a ski attachment that attaches the first end of the spindle to the ski body at an attachment point along the ski body, the ski attachment comprising a pivot point that is positioned in line with the central runner and below at least a portion of the lift surface relative to the upper surface at the attachment point.
A ski for a snow vehicle, comprising:
- a ski body having a first runner and first and second lift surfaces that extend laterally from the first runner, the first runner extending below the first and second lift surfaces and along a length of the ski body;
- a spindle having a first end and a second end;
- a ski body attachment that connects the first end of the spindle to the ski body, the ski body attachment having a pivot point that is positioned in line with the first runner and below at least a portion of the lift surfaces, the spindle extending above the ski body when attached;
- and a snow vehicle attachment that connects the second end of the spindle to the snow vehicle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.