Skateboard roller wheel assembly
OwnerMark Holladay, Daryl Mattew Hallinventors
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A pair of roller wheel assemblies that are secured in longitudinally spaced relationship to an elongate platform of a skateboard. Each assembly includes a first centrally disposed resilient roller wheel and a pair of indepndently rotatable second rollers of generally frusto-conical shape situated on opposite sides of the first roller wheel. When the skateboard is guided in a straight path by a user the major portion of his weight is supported by the first roller wheels, and there is a minimum tendency for the skateboard to slow down in coasting. However, when the platform is tilted transversely by a user to guide the skateboard in a curved path, one of the second rollers is forced into rotatable frictional contact with the supporting surface to prevent the skateboard slipping relative to the latter.
In combination with an elongate skateboard that has a platform that has a top surface on which a user stands and a bottom surface, a pair of longitudinally spaced roller wheel assemblies secured to said bottom surface, each of said roller wheel assemblies including:
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