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US 2023/0415836 A1Published application
Bicycle hanger
OwnerMark Cooneyinventor
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Abstract
A space-efficient wall mounted bicycle hanger. The hanger comprises a linkage that includes a wall mount, a folding extension arm that is foldable in a horizontal folding plane, and a bicycle support pivotally connected to a distal end of the foldable extension arm. The support is rotatable in the horizontal folding plane for yaw angle adjustment of a supported bicycle and can also be rotatable in a vertical tilting plane for pitch angle adjustment.
Claims20
A bicycle hanger comprising:
- a wall mount;
- a folding extension arm connected to the wall mount;
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- a bicycle support connected to the folding extension arm;
- the wall mount having a rear side, a front side, a top side, and a bottom side, the wall mount being adapted to be fixedly mounted to a vertical wall with the wall mount rear side facing the vertical wall;
- the folding extension arm comprising a first arm segment and a second arm segment, the first arm segment having a first arm segment proximal end and a first arm segment distal end, the second arm segment having a second arm segment proximal end and a second arm segment distal end, the folding extension arm having a proximal end at the first arm segment proximal end and a distal end at the second arm segment distal end, the first arm segment proximal end being pivotally connected to the wall mount, the second arm segment proximal end being pivotally connected to the first arm segment distal end, so that the folding extension arm is articulable in a folding plane, the folding plane being horizontal when the wall mount is mounted in an upright orientation to the vertical wall, with the wall mount top side positioned vertically above the wall mount bottom side;
- the bicycle support being connected to the distal end of the folding extension arm, the bicycle support being adapted to support a bicycle by hanging the bicycle on the bicycle support.
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