Sports board with rear brake
OwnerChristopher Jordaninventor
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Abstract
A three wheeled off road sports board provides a rider with the experience of snowboarding while traveling on dirt, gravel or other coarse surfaces, the sports board supplying a platform, a wheel secured within a cutout portion in the front of the board, and two rear wheels upon a common axle, with the rear end of the board providing an upward angled rear end with an adjustable lower braking apparatus to slow the rider and also to assist the rider in stopping, slowing or turning.
Claims3
A three-wheeled recreational sports board, providing an experience of riding a snowboard on all terrain surfaces where snow is not present, said sports board comprising:
- a deck having an overall elongated oval defining an upper surface, a lower surface, a front end, a front wheel cutout portion, two side margins providing inwardly contoured wheel indentations, and an upward angled rear end;
- a front foot area and a rear foot area, a front removable strap and rear removable strap over each respective said front foot area and said rear foot area;
- a pair of axially aligned front axle mounting brackets securing an axially mounted front axle upon which a central bearing within a front wheel with said front wheel positioned within said front wheel cutout portion of said deck;
- a pair of axially aligned rear axle mounting brackets securing a rear axle having two ends, each end upon which a central bearing within a rear wheel is affixed, each rear wheel centrally aligned within a respective wheel indentation;
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- a braking apparatus attached to said upward angled rear portion end through said upper and lower surface of said deck having at least one contact extending below said lower surface to engage a travel surface upon which said sports board is ridden by a rider shifting his weight to said upward angled rear end behind said rear axle, lowering said upward angled rear end of said sports board and forcing said at least one contact of said braking apparatus into the travel surface, slowing or stopping the movement of said sports board, said sports board further steerable by a shifting of weight from side to side by the rider.
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