US 5,511,802 AGranted

Single wheel baby stroller

AssigneeWarwick Aitken

InventorWarwick Aitken

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Abstract

A single wheel running stroller for carrying a child which has a large front wheel with a U-shaped frame and foot supports for receiving the child's feet and has a curved main frame member which extends from the U-shaped frame to a handle at the upper end thereof. Cross-bars are attached to the frame member and a canvass seat is attached to the cross-members for receiving the child's body. A kick stand is attached to the main frame and can be moved into a support position when the stroller is stationary and can be moved to an upper position out of engagement with the ground when in use. A waist band bracket is attached with a universal joint to the main frame member of the stroller and the waist band fits around the user's waist to drive and stabilize the device. An upper extending handle is provided. The stroller may be folded and stored by use of a pivot in the main frame member which allows it to be folded over for storage purposes.

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Dependent claims

A one wheel stroller for a child that can be pushed ahead of a user while running or jogging by a user who pushes the stroller with the hands free comprising a frame member, a ground engaging wheel rotatably supported on a lower portion of said frame member, a child seat attached to said frame member, a horizontally extending plate attached to an upper portion of said frame member and a waist belt attached to opposite ends of said horizontally extending plate which can be placed about the waist of the user to allow the stroller to be moved, said frame member comprises a single longitudinally extending member connecting said upper and lower portions and extending substantially in line between the legs of the user so that the user's legs can freely move backward and forward without engaging the stroller, a horizontal upper bar extending laterally from said upper portion, a lower cross-member extending laterally from said lower portion and a harness attached to said child seat which can be fastened to hold the child to said seat whereby said seat is supported by said upper bar and said lower cross member.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.