Bicycle storage and display system
AssigneeRHC/Spacemaster Corporation
InventorClaude J. Robolin
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AssigneeRHC/Spacemaster Corporation
InventorClaude J. Robolin
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A bicycle storage and display system having a frame, a first chain mounted on a first side, and a second chain mounted on a second side of the frame. A plurality of sprockets rotatably support the first and second drive chains. The sprockets are arrayed to support the drive chains for concurrent movement in parallel vertical planes. A plurality of elongated, horizontally positioned support bars having first and second ends supported, respectively, on the first and second drive chains, support a plurality of horizontally spaced bicycles thereon. A plurality of two point bicycle hangers are suspended from the support bars, means on each of the hangers releasably engage each bicycle at two points thereon to secure and suspend the bicycles in a generally horizontal orientation for storage and display and for releasing the bicycles for ready removal therefrom.
A bicycle storage and display system comprising:
In an assembly for horizontally suspending a bicycle from a storage and display system of the type having spaced first and second drive chains mounted on a frame and being adapted to concurrently move in vertical planes, and a plurality of elongated, horizontally positioned support bars having first and second ends supported, respectively, on said first and second drive chains,
An improved assembly for supporting a bicycle on a storage and display system of the type having a frame with a first and second side, a first drive chain mounted on the first side and a second drive chain mounted on the second side of the frame, a plurality of sprockets for rotatably supporting the first drive chain on the first side of the frame and the second drive chain on the second side of the frame, the sprockets being arrayed to support the drive chains for concurrent movement in parallel vertical planes, means for driving said chains in said vertical planes, a plurality of elongated, horizontally positioned support bars having first and second ends supported, respectively, on the first and second drive chains, the support bars being adapted to support a plurality of horizontally spaced bicycles thereon, wherein the improvement comprises:
In an assembly for horizontally suspending a bicycle from a storage and display system of the type having spaced first and second drive chains mounted on a frame and being adapted to concurrently move in vertical planes, and a plurality of elongated, horizontally positioned support bars having first and second ends supported, respectively, on said first and second drive chains,
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