Flexible seat
OwnerDavid A. Branscombinventor
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Abstract
A snowmobile seat, including a base; selective fasteners mounted to the base, the selective fasteners including inner posts and offset outer posts on a first side of the base and on a second side of the base, the inner posts and outer posts defining a groove; a flexible support having a first side and a second side, the first side being interposed between the inner and outer posts on the first side of the base, the second side being interposed between the inner and outer posts on the second side of the base, the flexible supported being bowed, the flexible support being adapted to support the weight of a rider, and the flexible support defining apertures; a foam overlay disposed over the flexible support; and a fabric overlay disposed over the foam overlay.
Claims15
A seat, comprising:
- a base;
- selective fasteners mounted to the base, the selective fasteners including inner posts and offset outer posts on a first side of the base and on a second side of the base, the inner posts and outer posts defining a groove;
- a flexible support having a first side and a second side, the first side being interposed between the inner and outer posts on the first side of the base, the second side being interposed between the inner and outer posts on the second side of the base, the flexible supported being bowed, the flexible support being adapted to support the weight of a rider, and the flexible support defining apertures;
- a foam overlay disposed over the flexible support;
- and
- a fabric overlay disposed over the foam overlay.
A seat, comprising:
- a base;
- at least one flexible support joined to the base, the flexible support being bowed to form a spring, the flexible support having a first side edge joined to a first side of the base and having a second side edge joined to a second side of the base, and the flexible support being adapted to support the weight of a rider;
- and
- a fabric overlay disposed over the flexible support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.