Two-person exercise wheel mechanism
OwnerJiang SHUinventor
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Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a two-person exercise wheel. The two-person exercise wheel may include an exercise ring, a non-equilateral parallelogram linkage mechanism, a tension spring, and a suspension seat. When the ring is rotated, the non-equilateral parallelogram linkage mechanism may be rotated by a rocker arm. In some embodiments, the gravitational forces and the tension spring connected between the two seats act on the ring via the non-equilateral parallelogram linkage mechanism and the rocker arm. In some embodiments, the supporting force of the ring may pass through a circular center. Further, the gravitational forces may act on the non-equilateral parallelogram linkage mechanism and the persons on the seats may pedal to enable the ring to gain a rotation torque. Further, the tension spring may adjust the torque between the seats and the circular center when the two seats are in positions different from each other.
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A two-person exercise wheel mechanism, comprising:
The two-person exercise wheel mechanism of claim 1, wherein:
The two-person exercise wheel mechanism of claim 2, wherein:
The two-person exercise wheel mechanism of claim 2, wherein:
The two-person exercise wheel mechanism of claim 2, wherein:
The two-person exercise wheel mechanism of claim 2, wherein:
The two-person exercise wheel mechanism of claim 2, wherein for springs and spring strength adjustment devices within the range of the two-person exercise wheel, the two springs maintain consistent tensile strength as much as possible.
The two-person exercise wheel mechanism of claim 2, wherein when the circular center of the ring is fixedly mounted, the ring is replaceable by a connecting rod passing through the circular center of the ring.
The two-person exercise wheel mechanism of claim 2, wherein:
The two-person exercise wheel mechanism according to claim 2, wherein:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.