Handlebar grip and assembling facilitating strip
OwnerArnold A. Kelsoninventor
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Abstract
Improvements in means of and methods for mounting grips (hand grips, for example) on handlebars of bicycles and motorcycles; improvements in means of and methods for mounting resilient sleeves on shafts, pipes, rods and the like; inserting a plastic sleeve or strip into a resilient sleeve or handgrip, such operable to serve as a sliding, low friction surface with respect to a handlebar, shaft, pipe, rod or the like as the resilient sleeve or handgrip is mounted thereon.
Claims4
An intermediate product for use in applying a resilient tubular grip to a handlebar, comprising:
- (1) a resilient tubular handlebar grip having inserted therewithin a loop of low friction material with two elongate strips of said low friction material attached thereto, one at each side of the loop,
- (2) said strips in combination being of sufficient width to at least substantially cover the inside circumference of the grip and of sufficient length to cause the loop itself and the strips' free ends to extend outside and beyond opposite ends of the grip.
An intermediate product for use in applying a resilient sleeve to a shaft, comprising:
- (1) a resilient sleeve and a sheet of low friction plastic material inserted within said resilient sleeve,
- (2) said sheet being of sufficient width to at least substantially cover the inside circumference of the sleeve and of sufficient length to cause opposite free ends of said sheet to extend beyond the opposite ends of the sleeve.
An intermediate product for use in applying a resilient sleeve to a shaft, comprising:
- (1) a resilient sleeve and an elongate strip of low friction plastic material looped on itself substantially intermediate the length thereof, whereby to provide two elongate, opposed, substantially equal length strips of said material, one of said strips extending from each side of said loop, at least a substantial portion of said strips inserted within the length of said sleeve,
- (2) said elongate strips, in combination, being of sufficient total width to at least substantially cover the inside circumference of the sleeve and outside surface of the shaft and of sufficient length, each of them, to cause the loop itself, with portions of the strips next to the loop and the strip free ends each to extend beyond opposite ends of the sleeve.
An intermediate product for use in applying a resilient tubular grip to a handlebar, comprising:
- (1) a resilient tubular handlebar grip and a sheet of low friction plastic material inserted within said handlebar grip,
- (2) said sheet being of sufficient width to at least substantially cover the inside circumference of the sleeve and of sufficient length to cause opposite free ends of said sheet to extend beyond the opposite ends of the handlebar grip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.