DE202007008767U1 - bicycle racks - Google Patents

Abstract

Bicycle holder characterized in that the claw 1 1 Holds the saddle from the bike and holds.

Description

The safe parking of bicycles is becoming more of a problem. Farradhalter and Fahrradständer the usual Art give the Farrad little stable and secure grip and can even damage the now quite expensive bicycles.

• – am Boden befestigte Halterungen, welche das Fahrrad am Vorderrad halten. Dafür wird dieses in eine Klemmvorrichtung geschoben. Das belastet das Vorderrad und hält das Fahrrad nicht stabil, da das Vorderrad lenkbar ist. Abgesehen von der fehlenden Möglichkeit das Farrad am Rahmen mittels Ringschloss mit dem Farradständer gegen Diebstahl zu sichern.
• – im Boden verankerte Standbügel: hier wir das Fahrrad angelehnt. Bei leichter Drehung des Vorderrades rutscht das Farrad ab und kann verkratzt werden. Wird der Standbügel von beiden Seiten genutzt verhakeln die Fahrräder mit den Lenkern.

Most of the following stands are offered for parking:

• - Mounted on the ground brackets that hold the bike on the front wheel. For this, this is pushed into a clamping device. This puts strain on the front wheel and does not keep the bike stable as the front wheel is steerable. Apart from the lack of possibility to secure the Farrad the frame by means of ring lock with the Farradständer against theft.
• - Anchored in the ground support bracket: here we ajar the bike. With slight rotation of the front wheel slips off the Farrad and can be scratched. If the stanchion is used by both sides, the bicycles get tangled up with the handlebars.

Of the Invention is to provide a bicycle holder, which the Farrad stable and without damage stops and additionally offers an anti-theft device. The other parked Farräder should Do not interfere with each other. In addition, the Farradhalter different mounting options have to cope with the different circumstances. This is achieved with this invention. At the saddle can be the Farrad with the Keep the least amount of force stable in an upright position.

The Farrad will, as in 1 shown held stable by means of claw on the saddle. The claw 1 encloses the beak from the saddle 2 through its fork-shaped design. As a result, the wheel can not tilt sideways or be moved forward. The back part of the claw 1 keeps the saddle at the back, which makes it impossible to move forward.

The in 2 drawn, with joint 1 provided arm 2 keeps the claw at a distance and can be articulated 1 be placed on the saddle from above. The dead weight holds the claw on the saddle. This gives the bike the position. To release the secure stand, the arm is lifted so that the saddle is free again.

By means of in 3 drawn plate 4 can be through the joint 1 movable arm 2 with the claw 3 anchored to a wall. The steel strap 5 offers protection against theft by means of ring, chain or padlock. This gives the bike a secure hold on walls as well as distance to the wall.

This in 4 drawn steel pipe 1 can with the anchor plate 2 anchored to the ground. The with joint 5 movably connected arms 3 and 7 can with the claw 4 Take two bikes and provide a secure grip with enough distance to the other bike. The steel strap 6 makes it possible to protect against theft with a ring, chain or padlock.

Claims (4)

Bicycle holder characterized in that the claw 1 . 1 The saddle from the bike encloses and holds. Farradhalter according to claim 1, characterized in that the claw 2 . 3 on one arm 2 . 2 with joint 2 . 1 connected is. Bicycle holder according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the claw 3 . 3 over the arm 3 . 2 and the joint 3 . 1 on a wall bracket 3 . 4 movably connected and to the wall bracket 3 . 4 a steel strap 3 . 5 is appropriate. Bicycle holder according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the steel tube 4 . 1 over the ground anchor 4 . 2 allows mounting on the ground and with over joint 4 . 5 connected two movable arms 4 . 3 and 7 with claw 4 . 4 Two bicycles provide support, which on the steel bars 4 . 6 can be connected.