DE8527278U1 - Unicycle with parking supports and holding device for child seat - Google Patents

Description

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Applicant i Klaus Beier

Description: Unicycle with parking supports and holding device for child seat

DESCRIPTION

Children between the ages of 9 months and 7 years are |

- a. Only able to sit (9-12 months) f

b. limited ability to walk (1-2 years) |

c. easily fatigued despite safe walk (2-5 years) |

d. longer walking distances not yet fully vigorously |

grown (5-7 years) I.

The currently existing possibilities which the promotion of children of this age group in this outward |

looks relieve, I are

I for a. Stroller, baby carrier |

for b. Strollers, children's pushchairs, so-called buggies, stretcher I

backpack |

for c. Children's pushchair, so-called buggy, (patience) |

for d. if necessary so-called buggy, (patience), (avoiding longer |

Walking distances) I.

Strollers and pushchairs, as well as so-called buggies
are tied to the use of appropriate paths.
For example, it is extremely laborious - often
even impossible - to use them on dirt roads, especially if you have to negotiate inclines at the same time
are.

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The four-wheeled ability and the small wheel sizes give them only a low degree of maneuverability and prevent them problem-free rolling over even minor obstacles (stones, trees, etc.).

Carrying rucksacks, on the other hand, can be used on any conceivable terrain, but they can be used with a not inconsiderable physical strain connected, which limits the wearing time accordingly, which is why Longer distances (especially by women) cannot be covered with a child in the backpack can. In addition, due to the child's weight development, they are only used until the end of the second year of life possible.

In summary it can be stated that to facilitate the transport of children between the ages of 9 months and 7 years, with regard to the motor and physical skills that only develop in this age range Prerequisites that enable walking even over longer distances, there is no object of use that is suitable for the entire specified age group

- Unrestricted use with regard to the terrain and

- reasonable, non-limiting physical exertion

guaranteed.

The described shortcomings of the previously known designs are made possible by a specially designed unicycle in which the Child is pushed while sitting, fixed.

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Embodiment

(see also drawings 1 and 2)

The frame of the unicycle consists of the wheel fork, which merges into a seamlessly drawn steel tube (1).

In (1) a handlebar (2) can be lowered, making the unicycle height adjustable and easy to take apart and is therefore easy to transport.

In the manner of a front-mounted luggage rack, there is a frame on (1) with two double struts to the unicycle frame and a double strut attached to the wheel hub.

The arrangement of the struts creates a gap (/ f), which makes sense after incorporating a soil Accommodation of small items (toys, jackets, hats etc.) can be used.

The frame (3) described is used to attach a commercially available children's bicycle seat (if necessary with seat belt!) in the direction of travel.

w Accordingly, it is easily possible to use the child bike seat from unicycle to bicycle (or vice versa), whereby only those intended by the manufacturer Brackets, but not the child seat itself, have to be purchased twice.

A padded back and headrest (5) is attached to the handlebar to continue the child seat, Of course, if necessary, when using the commercially available shell child seats (with high Back supports) can be dispensed with.

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The tires of the unicycle with rim, tube and jacket the standard size 18 (or comparable sizes, as well as 20) guarantees maneuverability and easy, simple pushing also over obstacles (stones, tractor driving grooves, etc.).

At (3) there are two foldable stands (6) which ensure that the unicycle stands securely. It should be noted that the standing city is intended to put the child in and take out, but in no way as a child's chair or the like should serve.

In the unicycle described, the child is pushed while sitting.

Of course, for safety reasons, pushing the unicycle with just one hand is not recommended.

In summary, a unicycle with parking supports and a device for holding a child seat offers the following advantages:

1. Use for the entire age group from 9 months to 7 years

2. largely unrestricted use with regard to the terrain (e.g. on field lanes, forest paths, paths, Meadows, etc.)

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3. reasonable, non-limiting physical exertion

if. easy to transport as it is disassembled (see above) is easy to store.

It is primarily intended to limit the leisure activities of caregivers with children to take, for example regarding the choice of

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Hiking trails or the duration of walks. In addition, children in a unicycle can do this Kind of like driving.

For reasons of safety, it is not recommended that the child remain in the standing unicycle for a longer period of time the use of the same on the occasion of activities of daily life (e.g. when shopping), at least for the first two years of life, does not seem suitable. From the age of 3, however, is due to the greater Cooperation of the child as (independent mounting and dismounting) the unicycle is also a real one in this respect Alternative to the children's stroller or the so-called buggy.

Claims (2)

· E Applicant: Klaus Beier Description: Unicycle with parking supports and holding device for child seat PROTECTION CLAIMS (see also drawings 1 and 2) 1. unicycle, 1 characterized in that it is with the purpose of Be promotion of a child from toddler to preschool age is pushed by the user, for which purpose in the frame (wheel fork, the j.n a seamless drawn steel tube passes (1)) ς Ine handlebar (2) is sunk, which j * to increase the transportability at any time • j can be taken; j further characterized in that a frame ι and wheel hub multiple fastened holding device (3) the attachment of a standard bicycle child J ■ seat permitted; ! further characterized in that fold-out ; Parking supports (6) are attached to ensure a safe ensure a free stand. 2. unicycle according to claim 1, characterized in that on the handlebar a padded back and headrest to continue the Child seat (5) is attached, which is removed together with the handlebars for transport I purposes. · · * · »IMIl -2- Continuation of SCHÜTZANSPBÜCHE (see also drawings 1 and 2) -ν 3 unicycle according to claim 1, characterized in that the holding device attached to the attachment of the child bicycle seat at the same time contains an intermediate compartment (/ f), which enables the storage of smaller objects.