Extension handle for children's mechanical, wheeled vehicles
OwnerHolly J. Graingerinventor
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An extension or towing handle for use with a child's scooter or other children's mechanical, wheeled vehicles, with a rigid, extension handle that affixes to the horizontal handlebar of the children's mechanical, wheeled vehicle by a clamshell-shaped plastic moulding, a metal bracket and various nuts and bolts, or by U-shaped bolts, a bracket and a back plate, or by a bracket. The handle may alternatively be somewhat flexible rather than entirely rigid, and may be telescopic. The handle pivots for a wide, vertical range of motion, to enable comfortable towing by an accompanying adult when in a raised position, as well as stowing in a lowered position when not in use. The handle has little or no horizontal range of motion, so that the accompanying adult may help the child to steer, and may include a finial allowing the user to grip it firmly and comfortably.
A towing handle for a children's mechanical wheeled device comprising two ends with an elongated portion arranged therebetween, a first end comprising vehicle attachment means for attaching to a children's vehicle and the second end comprising gripping means for gripping the towing handle by a user in order to pull the children's vehicle along, wherein the vehicle attachment means comprises first and second clam shaped parts, which fix securely together around a part of the wheeled device, and in which the handle is pivotally connected to the first clam shaped part;
A children's scooter comprising:
A towing handle for a children's mechanical wheeled device comprising two ends with an elongated portion arranged therebetween, a first end comprising vehicle attachment means for attaching to a children's vehicle and the second end comprising gripping means for gripping the towing handle by a user in order to pull the children's vehicle along, wherein the vehicle attachment means comprises first and second clam shaped parts, which fix securely together around a part of the wheeled device, and in which the handle is pivotally connected to the first clam shaped part;
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