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OwnerFrank BLASEinventor
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A structural component of a bicycle, comprising a core with at least one cavity and an encasing lateral surface, and comprising a shell element with the stipulation that both the core and the shell element each have a structurally supporting function, and that the supporting function is reinforced by means of an integrally joined connection between the encasing lateral surface of the supporting core and an inner surface of the supporting shell element; and a bicycle frame comprising a plurality of frame components, of which at least one is formed as a structural component; and a bicycle comprising at least one component which is formed as a structural component, and a handlebar which is formed as a structural component.
1-24. (canceled)
A structural component of a bicycle comprising a core having at least one cavity and one encasing circumferential surface, and comprising a shell element, with the proviso that both the core and the shell element in each case have a structurally supporting function, and the supporting function is reinforced by way of a material bond between the encasing circumferential surface of the supporting core and an inner surface of the supporting shell element.
The handlebar according to 45, wherein the retaining portions of the core elements, when assembled into a core, form a polygonal cross-section, and wherein the assembled retaining portions have external retaining surfaces.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.