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US 6,293,412 B1Granted
Skateboard rack
OwnerSandra Draperinventor
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Abstract
An Improved Skateboard Rack is disclosed. Also disclosed is a rack that provides users with a safe, secure and easily-used location to securely lock their skateboards. The preferred rack is attachable to a base frame in order to provide a location to secure several skateboards at one time. In the preferred embodiments, the rack provides means for hanging a conventional skateboard from its trucks in a manner that is simple enough for an adolescent to use.
Claims18
A skateboard rack, comprising:
- a pair of struts;
- wheel lock means extending from said struts, configured to accept the wheel assembly of a skateboard;
- and
- a locking device for cooperating with said wheel lock means to lock an accepted wheel assembly of a skateboard to said wheel lock means.
1 more element
A skateboard rack assembly, comprising:
- a base frame;
- and
- at least two skateboard racks extending from said base frame, each said skateboard rack comprising:
- at least one strut;
- wheel lock means extending from said at least one strut, configured to accept the wheel assembly of a skateboard;
- and
- a locking device for cooperating with said wheel lock means to lock an accepted wheel assembly of a skateboard to said wheel lock means.
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An improved skateboard security device, comprising:
- at least one strut;
- wheel lock means extending from said at least one strut, configured to accept the wheel assembly of a skateboard, whereby said skateboard might hang from said wheel lock means by said wheel assembly, said wheel lock means comprising a locking ring extending from said at least one strut, said locking ring further including at least one locking ring aperture formed therethrough for accepting said locking device to lock an accepted wheel assembly of a skateboard;
- and
- a locking device for cooperating with said wheel lock means to lock said accepted wheel assembly to said wheel lock means.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.