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US 2026/0264787 A1Published application
Locking bicycle rack
AssigneeRyan Marshall
InventorsRyan Marshall, Jonathan Dietrich
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Abstract
A bicycle rack is disclosed. The rack includes (a) a support member having a first portion configured to be mounted on a wall and a second portion, disposed at an angle relative to the first portion, configured to support the pedal of a bicycle; and (b) a cover member pivotably mounted on the first portion of the support member, the cover member being configured to move between an open position in which the support member is uncovered and a closed position in which the support member is covered.
Claims20
A bicycle rack comprising:
- a support member having a first portion and a second portion, the second portion disposed at an angle relative to the first portion, the second portion being configured to support a pedal of a bicycle and a spindle of the pedal;
- a cover member comprising a proximal portion and a distal portion, the cover member being configured to pivotably move between an open position in which the support member is uncovered and a closed position in which the support member is covered, the proximal portion being pivotably mounted on the first portion of the support member, and the distal portion configured to fit over a crank arm coupled with the pedal when the cover member is in the closed position;
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- wherein a portion the distal end of the cover member extends over the crank arm when the cover member is closed and is configured to prevent access to a spindle of the pedal.
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A locking bike rack comprising:
- a support member comprising a support body and a fork portion sized and configured to receive and support a spindle of a pedal of a bicycle;
- a cover member pivotably coupled with the support member that pivots between an open position in which the support member is uncovered and a closed position in which the support member is at least partially uncovered, a distal portion of the cover member extends beyond the fork portion of the support member;
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- wherein when the cover member is in the closed configuration, the fork member and the distal portion of the cover member are securely coupled with the pedal of the bicycle.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.