Two-wheeler in the form of a dandy horse
OwnerEckart Stocksmeierinventor
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Abstract
The two-wheeler in the form of a dandy horse is propelled by the user by pushing (walking) with his or her feet on the pavement. The dandy horse having a frame (1), a front and a back wheel (3, 4) rotationally mounted therein, a saddle (5) supported by the frame (1) and handlebars (6) supported on the frame (1) for the front wheel (3). The frame (1) consists of an upper longitudinal tube (7), and steering tube (9) with a front wheel fork (10), a saddle support tube (11) and a back wheel fork (12, 13) made of metal and/or plastic and/or a composite material
Claims13
A two-wheeler in the form of a dandy horse having no mechanical drive but permitting the rider to power the two-wheeler by pushing with his feet on a pavement, the two-wheeler comprising a frame with a front and a rear wheel that are rotatably seated in the frame;
- a saddle that is supported by the frame;
- and frame-supported handlebars for steering the front wheel, the frame (1, 2) having an upper longitudinal frame tube (7, 8), a steering tube (9) with a front-wheel fork (10), a saddle-support tube (11) and a rear-wheel fork (12, 13) wherein the longitudinal frame tube, (8) with the saddle-support tube (11) is supported with respect to the rear-wheel (14) by two parallel rear-wheel fork stays (13a, 13b) having a round or polygonal cross section, disposed on either side of the rear wheel (4) and extending diagonally upward from the rear-wheel (14) to the saddle-support tube (11), wherein a stay (15) having a round or polygonal cross section is associated with the longitudinal frame tube (8), the stay extending between the saddle-support tube (11) and the steering tube (9), and at a distance below the longitudinal frame tube (8), the stay (15) having a cross section that is smaller than that of the longitudinal frame tube.
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