All-terrain bicycle
OwnerAntoine Trubianoinventor
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An all-terrain bicycle is comprised of a tubular frame defined by a main frame section and a front fork and a pair of rear forks, to which is removably secured a front and a rear wheel. The wheels are formed of plastics material and define a hub, a circular outer molded solid tire, and an intermediate connecting framework. The outer molded solid tire is a one-piece tire defining, when viewed in transverse cross-section, a central projecting dome merging into opposed tapered wings which are recessed from the top of the dome. An integrally molded connecting formation is provided under the dome to secure to a rim of the connecting framework. The dome defines a circumferential central rib around the outer molded tire for the displacement of the bicycle on a hard surface with the wings spaced from the hard surface. The wings constitute a wide tire support surface, together with the central rib, for the displacement of the bicycle on soft surfaces such as sand, grass, etc.
An all-terrain bicycle comprising a bicycle tubular frame defined by a main frame section and a front fork and a pair of rear forks to which is removable secured a front and a rear wheel;
An all-terrain bicycle comprising a bicycle tubular frame defined by a main frame section and a front fork and a pair of rear forks to which is removable secured a front and a rear wheel;
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