Body-connected bike
OwnerJustin W. Trenaryinventor
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Abstract
A body-connected bike comprises a front roller assembly [101] and a separate rear roller assembly [103]. The front roller assembly comprises a single front wheel [105] and handgrips [107A, 107B] on either side of the front wheel. The rear roller assembly comprises a single rear wheel [121] supporting lower leg support platforms [115A, 115B] on either side of the rear wheel. A rider [102] utilizes the apparatus by grasping the front handgrips [107A, 107B] with the lower legs secured by straps [119A, 119B] to the rear roller assembly. The body of the rider acts as a connecting means between the front and rear roller assemblies and allows high-performance riding, exercise and competition.
Claims20
A wheeled apparatus for transporting a rider, the apparatus comprising a separate front roller assembly and a separate rear roller assembly such that the roller assemblies are only coupled together by the rider's body during exercise the front roller assembly comprising a front wheel and a handgrip portion disposed on both sides of, and operatively supported from, the front wheel.
A wheeled apparatus for transporting a rider, the apparatus comprising a separate front roller assembly and a separate rear roller assembly such that the roller assemblies are only coupled together by the rider's body during exercise:
- the front roller assembly comprising a single front wheel for engagement on a riding surface and a handgrip portion disposed on both sides of, and operatively supported from, the front wheel;
- the rear roller assembly comprising a single rear wheel for engagement with the riding surface and a generally longitudinal leg support portion for directly engaging lower leg shin portions of the rider wherein the leg support portion is disposed on both sides of, and operably supported, from the rear wheel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.