Cycleski
OwnerMario Araujoinventor
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Abstract
A ski attachment for the front forks of a cycle with an extension having a first and second end, the first end of the extension adapted to be disposed between the forks of the cycle; attachment structure presented by the first end of the attachment member for releasable securement of the attachment member between the forks of the cycle; and a ski pivotally disposed at the second end of the attachment member. The ski attachment also includes a braking mechanism and shock absorbing structure.
Claims6
A ski attachment for the front forks of a cycle comprising:
- (a) an extension member having a first and second end, said first end adapted to be disposed between said forks of said cycle;
- (b) attachment means presented by said first end of said extension member for releasable securement to said extension member between said forks of said cycle;
- (c) a ski pivotally disposed at said second end of said extension member, said ski presenting a front and back end and said ski pivotally connected to said extension member between said front and back end of said ski;
- (d) said second end of said extension member including an edge adapted to contact said ski so as to stop said ski from pivoting when said ski reaches a preselected position;
- (e) a coiled spring, wherein said coiled spring is carried by first and second connecting members slideable relative each other and disposed within said coiled spring, said first connecting member having one end connected to said extension member between said first and second ends of said extension member, said second connecting member connected to said ski between said pivotal connection to said extension member and said back end of said ski.
A ski attachment for attachment to the front fork of a bicycle when the front wheel is removed comprising:
- (a) an extension member having a substantially U-shaped cross-section and a first and second end, said first end including a plurality of apertures and adapted for connection to said fork of said bicycle;
- (b) clamping means for attaching said first end of said extension member to said fork, said clamping means connectable to said fork and to at least one of said apertures;
- (c) a ski having a front end and a back end, said ski pivotally connected to said second end of said extension member;
- (d) a spring associated with said extension member and said ski for urging said back end of said ski away from said extension member, said second end of said extension member including a stop for contacting said ski for stopping pivotal rotation of said ski at a preselected position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.