Replacement skates for a scooter
OwnerYvon Desjardins, Marcel Royinventors
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Abstract
A set of replacement skates for a scooter. The replacement skates are designed such that each replacement skate can replace a wheel on the scooter. Each replacement skate includes both a skate blade and a support structure. The support structure has two cross-sectional areas. The first cross-sectional sectional area is larger than the second cross-sectional sectional area such that the first cross-sectional area is oriented away from the scooter and the second cross-sectional area is oriented toward the footboard of the scooter. A kit may also be provided with a front end replacement skate and a rear end replacement skate. Both replacement skates have attachment means for fastening the skates to the scooter using the seine pins and fasteners used to attach the wheels.
Claims17
A replacement skate for a wheel on a scooter, the scooter having a footboard with a lower surface and a first attachment means for attaching the wheel to the scooter, the replacement skate including:
- a skate blade;
- a support structure attached to the blade, the support structure having a first cross-sectional area and a second cross-sectional area, the first cross-sectional are being larger than the second cross-sectional area such that the first cross-sectional area is oriented away from the scooter and the second cross-sectional area is oriented toward the footboard of the scooter;
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- a second attachment means located in the support structure, the second attachment means matching the first attachment means such that the replacement skate can be used as a replacement for the wheel;
- wherein the support structure is asymmetric relative to the second attachment means and the second cross-sectional area is dimensioned to be beneath said footboard lower surface in use.
A set of at least two replacement skates for a scooter having a set of at least two wheels, the scooter having a footboard with a lower surface and a plurality of first attachment means for attaching each of the at least two wheels to the scooter, wherein each wheel is attached to the scooter with one of the plurality of first attachment means, each replacement skate including:
- a skate blade;
- a support structure attached to the blade, the support structure having a first cross-sectional area and a second cross-sectional area, the first cross-sectional area being larger than the second cross-sectional area such that the first cross-sectional area is oriented away from the scooter and the second cross-sectional area is oriented toward the footboard of the scooter;
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- a second attachment means located in the support structure, the second attachment means matching one of the plurality of first attachment means such that the skate can be used as a replacement for the wheel;
- wherein the support structure is asymmetric relative to the second attachment means and the second cross-sectional area is dimensioned to fit beneath said footboard lower surface in use.
A kit for replacing two wheels on a scooter with two replacements skates, the scooter having a footboard with low ground clearance and a first attachment means for attaching the two wheels to the scooter, the kit consisting of
- at least two replacement skates, each replacement skate having:
- a skate blade;
- a support structure attached to the blade, the support structure having a first cross-sectional area and a second cross-sectional area, the first cross-sectional area being larger than the second cross-sectional area such that the first cross-sectional area is oriented away from the scooter and the second cross-sectional area is oriented toward the footboard of the scooter;
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- a second attachment means located in the support structure, the second attachment means matching the first attachment means such that the skate can be used as a replacement for the wheel;
- wherein the support structure is asymmetric relative to the second attachment means and the second cross-sectional area is dimensioned to fit within the low ground clearance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.