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Class 280/223 - With added power application


Subclass of Class 280 - Land vehicles
Definition: Vehicles which have occupant operated means other than the
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 02/02/2010


NumberTitleIssue Date
7654545Vehicle for exercising
This device is exercise equipment. It is a vehicle that is driven by arm and leg power. The device is a three wheeled vehicle that driven by the movement of the handlebars and the seat. The rider moves the handlebars and the seat back and forth. The handlebars are a...
02/02/2010
7241197Steering system for movable toy vehicles
A wheeled vehicle for small children with a steering wheel on a long steering column that extends upward and backward to about waist level of a child walking behind the vehicle. The child propels and steers the vehicle by pushing on the steering wheel and turning th...
07/10/2007
6439591Bicycle
A bicycle which can be driven either by conventional rotation of the pedals, or by reciprocating movement of the saddle on the seat post. The cycle includes two frame portions: a first fixed frame portion including an upright member extending from a drive...
08/27/2002
5606207Power generating apparatus for a bicycle
A power generating apparatus for a bicycle, in particular, a racer type bicycle such as a road racer and a mountain bike, is disclosed. The power generating apparatus of the present invention composed of a power generating unit and a mount stay having sui...
02/25/1997
3948542Bicycle with auxiliary seat drive
Additional propelling power for a bicycle is provided by mounting the bicycle seat to reciprocate in an up and down direction and converting this motion into rotary motion by a ratchet gear. Rotation of this ratchet gear takes place when the seat moves do...
04/06/1976
 
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