Human-Propellable Vehicle
AssigneeGower College Swansea
InventorsCalvin John Llewelyn Williams, Paul Howard Davies
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a human-propellable vehicle comprising a chassis and a footplate for receiving a rider's feet. The footplate is movably mounted to the chassis so that at least part of the footplate can be deflected up towards the rider in the event of a collision between the underside of the footplate and an object or terrain passing under the chassis.
Claims16
A human-propellable vehicle comprising a chassis and a footplate for receiving a rider's feet, the footplate being movably mounted to the chassis so that at least part of the footplate can be deflected up towards the rider in the event of a collision between the underside of the footplate and an object or terrain passing under the chassis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.