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US 7,093,698 B1Granted
Shock-absorbing device for a motorcycle
OwnerKun-Tien Cheninventor
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Abstract
A shock-absorbing device for a motorcycle comprises a tubular cushion made of soft materials and a cover body made of hard materials. The shock-absorbing device is mounted on the middle section of a motorcycle handlebar, whereby the recoil force by a bumpy road on the motorcycle will be transmitted and absorbed by the front shock absorbing springs as well as the shock-absorbing device of the motorcycle handlebar. Further, the two ends of the motorcycle handlebar are respectively provided with rubber handgrips; the trio forming a three-stage type shock-absorbing device.
Claims7
A shock-absorbing device for a motorcycle;
- the shock-absorbing device enclosing a middle connection section of a motorcycle handlebar;
- said motorcycle handlebar being a tubular body made of firm materials and having a holding section at each of two terminals thereof, the shock-absorbing device being sandwiched and secured within a mount and a locking cover;
- and the shock-absorbing device comprising
- a tubular cushion made of soft materials for absorbing shocks, said tubular cushion further having a C-shaped cross section and a longitudinal cut that can be expanded to enclose said middle connection section;
- a cover body consisting of an upper cover and a lower cover made of hard materials and with arced cross sections for coving an outer surface of said tubular cushion;
- and
- wherein the shock-absorbing device combined with the middle section of the motorcycle handlebar being sandwiched and secured within a mount and a locking cover;
- wherein each of the lateral ends of said shock-absorbing device is provided with a stopping flange;
- and
- wherein an outer surface of said tubular cushion is provided with a bulged object of any shape;
- and the cover body is formed with a hole so that after assembly, the bulged object can protrude out from the hole.
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