Folding bicycle with folding handlebar, wheels and frame, comprising an integrated structure providing a minimum folded configuration
OwnerRafael Alejandro ALONSO ALVAREZinventor
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The present invention relates to a folding bicycle comprising a plurality of folding elements which are grouped together into main elements, such as the frame (3), the handlebar (1), the front wheel (25), and the rear wheel (24), said main elements being combined to form one inseparable element. The plurality of folding elements that are grouped together to form main elements allow the folding bicycle of the present invention to be carried in a so-called folded state or configuration in which it occupies a minimum volume. The folded configuration allows the bicycle to be easily transported or packed inside a standard backpack. In the so-called unfolded or maximum-size configuration, the folding bicycle of the present invention can be cycled comfortably and safely like any standard size bicycle. The integrity of all of the components or elements of the folding bicycle of the present invention is maintained in both the folded and unfolded configurations, as well as when switching between the two configurations, meaning that there are no loose pieces and that all of the constituent elements are permanently attached to one another. The process for switching between the folded and unfolded configurations, or vice versa, is simple and does not require any external elements or additional tools, and can be carried out by the user alone following simple steps.
Folding bicycle with integral elements and undetachable in its different elements, characterized by they conform by a folding frame (3), a folding handlebar system (1) and folding wheels (24) and (25) which in its whole in its fold state it is inferior to the area of the wheel in its unfold state and where the fold conformation all its elements are vertically aligned.
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