Bicycle rider seat brace
OwnerKenneth Scott Andrewsinventor
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Abstract
A bicycle rider seat brace for maintaining the buttocks of a bicycle rider in a stationary position on a racing bicycle seat during seated pedaling includes an elongate member for being attached to the bicycle at a position below the bicycle seat and having a rearwardly extending end positioned behind the bicycle seat, and a bracing element carried by the rearwardly extending end of the elongate member and positioned proximate a rearward most portion of the seat for engaging a central part of the buttocks of the rider and preventing the buttocks from moving rearwardly past the bracing element.
Claims16
A bicycle rider seat brace for maintaining the buttocks of a bicycle rider in a stationary position on a racing bicycle seat during seated pedaling, comprising:
- (a) an elongate member for being attached to the bicycle at a position below the bicycle seat and having a rearwardly extending end positioned behind the bicycle seat;
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- (b) a bracing element carried by the rearwardly extending end of the elongate member and positioned proximate a rearward most portion of the seat for engaging a central part of the buttocks of the rider and preventing the buttocks from moving rearwardly past the bracing element;
- wherein the elongate member comprises a first portion for being attached to the bicycle and a second portion that telescopically attaches to the first portion for adjustment of the bracing element with respect to the buttocks;
- wherein a pin fixes the telescopic attachment of the first portion to the second portion;
- wherein the second portion has a forwardly extending end adjustable relative to the first portion;
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- wherein one of the first and second portions has multiple holes for receiving the pin to define predetermined positions of the second portion with respect to the first portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.