Trailer and method of use
OwnerStanley G. Voasinventor
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A trailer for land vehicles including bicycles has a rain drop or similar shape and two in-line seats for passengers. The seats are convertible to act alternatively as a support for cargo. The trailer includes a convex, transparent dome at the front side, and a convex, tapering tail at the back side of the trailer. The cargo area is enclosed by a rigid floor and flaccid fabric side walls. Amenities such as cup holders and pockets may be sewn into the side walls along with a reflective strip. Wheels are provided with a slight lean towards the trailer, making the distance between wheel tops smaller than between wheel bottoms. This tilt stabilizes the trailer, which already has a low center of gravity, while roll bars and multi-point seat belts help protect passengers in the event of a roll-over or other unexpected event. An optional cover for the cargo area provides protection to the cargo, whether animate or inanimate, during adverse weather.
A trailer which is aerodynamically efficient when moved in a first forward direction defining a first axis for towing behind a land vehicle, comprising:
A trailer which is aerodynsnically efficient when moved in a first forward direction defining a first axis for towing behind a land vehicle, comprising:
A trailer which is aerodynamically efficient when moved in a first forward direction defining a first axis for towing behind a land vehicle, comprising:
A means for transporting cargo aerodynamically behind a bicycle propelled by a cyclist, comprising:
A means for transporting cargo aerodynamically behind a bicycle propelled by a cyclist, comprising:
A means for transporting cargo aerodynamically behind a bicycle propelled by a cyclist, comprising:
A bicycle trailer, comprising:
A trailer which is aerodynmically efficient when moved in a first forward direction defining a first axis for towing behind a land vehicle, comprising:
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