DE1989325U - KINGER SCOOTER WITH SWIVELING FRAME PART FOR A SADDLE SEAT OD. DGL. - Google Patents

Description

Children's scooter with swiveling frame part for one. Saddle seat

or the like "

The price increase is on a children's scooter, which is provided with a swiveling frame part for a saddle seat or the like to expand its playability. The aim of the swiveling frame part for a saddle seat is that the user can ride the scooter as before can odex ^j under Yer = winding of the saddle seat use the scooter like a running bike (draisine) ..

It is known j children's scooters with "luggage racks" or "benches" that are installed above the rear wheel of the children's scooter ο When solving these inadequate seating There is the disadvantage that the distance between the seat and the handlebar is too long and longer driving is not necessary gen can «,

The! Inflation is the object, = rollers-over to give the previous application also occasion the user of the child to use the Einderroller for "further driving purposes indirectly or _o un = indirectly, whether as a scooter., Impeller or as so-called" Ski bobsleigh or the like.

These possibilities are countered with the present answer = stood solved, that a fork strut as a swiveling frame = for the associated saddle seat on the backward part of the frame ^ for the rear wheel mount or the step plate is attached. The fork strut is movable in its attachment point, stored, thus the saddle seat when using the vehicle according to the pri = mären Art als Einderroller «, can be swiveled backwards. In In this rearward position, the fork strut can be held in place by means of springs, screws or other suitable holding parts. If, on the other hand, the swiveling frame part with the saddle seat is brought to vox to use the children's scooter as a running bike (draisine),

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causes a joint or rod strut _s strut between the fork and the rear wheel attached that the saddle can be used in this position = on. The position of the saddle seat in relation to the handlebars can be changed according to the needs of the user through groups of holes in the fork strut and / or the articulated or »rod strut, which are used to attach and adjust these parts to one another.

There is also the use of the children's scooter as a balance bike by attaching skids to the wheels, an arrangement which is known as the SM bob.

The parts that are assigned to the pivoting frame part ₅ can also be attached solely for subsequent attachment to existing children's scooters, by placing the fork strut in its pivot point with brackets, clamps or fastening elements in the same direction on the bstr. Children's scooter is attached.

.! in the exemplary embodiment of the control is shown in the drawing = represents. It will be described in more detail below with reference to the drawing wrote?

S'ig.1 children's scooter as a balance bike _s

Fig. 2 swiveling frame part with saddle seat placed backwards}

Fig. 3 bracket fastening with screw and nut,

Fig. 4 clamp fastening,

Fig. 5 Bracket fastening on the rear frame tube, with fork strut and seat post j

Fig. 6 swiveling frame part as in Fig. 2, but with a rod strut

, the door of the rear wheel attachment of the children's scooter 1 / depending on the manufacturing possibility, a strap 2 (Fig.1) is attached or a bracket J ₅ clamp 4 or the like is attached. . These parts are used to movably hold a fork strut 5 »This fork strut 5 is provided with a suitable receptacle for the seat post 6 and, as a whole, forms the swiveling frame part _: for the saddle el sit ζ, ψ. The articulated strut 8 or «, the rods & braces 9 '

Claims (1)

■ ■. - 3 einderseits 5s on the other hand on the fork brace to the holding part at the Hinterradbeföstigung "connected to the pivotable frame = holding part in its end positions" through-hole groups in the fork brace 5 _S for the attachment of the hinge brace 8 shown in FIG _e or 1 u. Figo2 "for securing the Rod strut 9 according to FIG. 6 and / or the groups of holes in the hinged strut 8 or, respectively, the rod strut 9 can change the position of the pivotable frame part with the saddle seat by changing the fastening points in the hole groups pushed over the use of children Rollei I ₅ of Figure "I _9, the clamp 11 for rigid connection over both ^'s parts of the joint brace. 8 in the rod strut 9 ₉ in Fig.6j" is a similar effect by the screw 12 be = acts . ' To better hold the swiveling frame part with saddle in a rearward position as shown in Fig. 2, a spring washer 13 is installed _{at the kink of the hinged strut 8 S with the fastening parts} its ₅ that it stops the parts of the swiveling frame part in this position » Sin children’s scooter with a swiveling frame part for a saddle seat according to the present application is more versatile in terms of its possible uses for playing than has previously been the case with similar children’s scooters. (Trolley), provides a transition to the later use of the bicycle is "A particular advantage is also seen in the fact that the device attached wercUn scooters alone in such children = can- ₉ are already in Gebrauoh. Protection claims s 1 «Children's scooter with a swiveling frame part for a satellite = i telsita characterized in that fixed holding points like an = welded tabs (2) or ₀ subsequently attachable holding points =: points such as brackets (fO, clamps (4)) are attached to the rear frame part of children's scooters (1) and a fork strut (5) with saddle support (6) - and saddle seat (7) can be swiveled where _s where = '- is limited in the case of the swelling ^ Öefiiikstreben (8) or * rod struts (9) = 2 _e children's rollers, etc. after _; Claim I ₉ characterized in that the fork strut (5) _s as well as the articulated strut (8) and also the rod strut (9) have groups of holes which serve to change the fastening of these parts to one another in order to make the hinged frame part possible , the thereby held in its end positions. 3 · Children's scooter according to claim. 1 _S characterized in that the pivoting frame part with the saddle seat is attached to the frame part of the KindeiTollers (1) ₉ that the parts of the rear wheel brake remain free. . ■ "■