JP3146591U - Handle with magnet - Google Patents

Abstract

A magnet-attached handle is provided which is attached to a grip portion of a handle which is gripped by a driver of a bicycle, a motorcycle or the like, and which is used for prevention of stiff shoulder and fatigue of a driver who is operating the handle by magnetic therapy.
A magnet is inserted into an inner diameter portion of a handle-shaped handlebar of a handle, and the magnet is fixed at a grip mounting position. Since there is a space in the inner diameter of the handlebar, a strong magnetic magnet with a large size can be attached. This strong magnetism improves blood circulation.
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Description

  The present invention attaches a magnet to the grip part of a handle gripped by a driver (operator) of a bicycle, a motorcycle, etc., and prevents shoulder stiffness and fatigue of the operator (operator) who is operating the handle by magnetic treatment of the magnet. The present invention relates to a magnet-containing handle used in the above.

Conventionally, handles of bicycles, motorcycles and the like have been mainly intended to be able to operate these vehicles smoothly.
Therefore, an extremely excellent handle has been put to practical use in terms of their functional aspects. In addition, the handlebars of bicycles, motorcycles, etc. were equipped with grips that were rich in elasticity, and the handlebars were made easier to grip, thereby further improving maneuverability and safety. .
However, since the grips of these handles remain held for a considerable time, a grip with a magnet is devised as an effective measure for preventing stiff shoulders and fatigue.

  However, in the case of a magnet attached to a grip, the size of the magnet is small, and the magnetic strength is not sufficient from the viewpoint of physical stimulation given to a hand holding the grip.

As an improvement measure, there is mounting of a magnet having strong magnetism, but the cost is increased or the size of the magnet is increased, so that it cannot be attached to the grip portion.
JP 2003-70876 A

  The problem to be solved is to attach a magnet having a magnetic force level effective for preventing stiff shoulders and fatigue to the grip portion of the handle.

  The present invention relates to a handle 1 for a bicycle, a motorcycle or the like. The handle 1 is configured by attaching a handlebar 11 having a rod shape and grips 12 to outer diameter portions of both ends of the handlebar 11, and the handlebar 11 has a pipe shape. A magnet-containing handle, wherein a magnet 13 is inserted into an inner diameter portion of the handle bar 11 and fixed at a position where a grip 12 is attached to the outer diameter portion of the handle bar.

  The magnet handle 1 of the present invention has a magnet 13 attached to the inner diameter portion of the handle bar 11 having a sufficient space, so that the physique is enlarged within a range in which the weak magnet 13 of an inexpensive magnet can be accommodated in the inner diameter portion of the handle bar 11. Thus, it can be attached as a strong magnetic magnet 13. As a result, the cost is low and there is an advantage that the magnet 13 having strong magnetism can be attached.

  The object of providing a magnet 13 with strong magnetism that is effective in preventing stiff shoulders and fatigue at the position of the grip 12 of the handle 1 is realized with the minimum number of parts and without impairing the function of the handle 1.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on examples.

  FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a bicycle handle 1.

  In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a handle for a bicycle, a motorcycle or the like. A handle bar 11 is attached to the handle 1 and grips 12 are attached to outer diameter portions at both ends thereof. The columnar magnet 13 is inserted into the inner diameter portion of the pipe-shaped handle bar 11 and fixed to the outer diameter portion of the handle bar 11 at a position where the grip 12 is attached using an adhesive or the like.

  The magnet 13 has an outer diameter size slightly smaller than the inner diameter size of the pipe, has a thickness of about 5 mm to 50 mm, is formed in a ring shape or a cylindrical shape, has a magnetization direction in the thickness direction, and a surface magnetic flux density of 2000 gauss or more. Things are used.

  The handle bar 11 is made of a non-magnetic material such as an aluminum alloy, and the grip 12 is also made of a non-magnetic material such as a resin so that the magnet 13 acts on the hand holding the grip without being attenuated as much as possible. ing.

  As a result of running on the same condition with a backpack weighing 3.2 kg on the same course for 3 hours each day with a bicycle equipped with the magnet handle 1 of the above example and a bicycle equipped with a handle without magnet, In the handle without magnet, the shoulder became stiff due to stiff shoulders in the second half of cycling, and it became painful to move the arm, and the left and right wrists became painful. The shoulders were not so stiff and it did not hurt so much that I could move my arms to ease the stiff shoulders. There was little fatigue.

  The magnet-equipped handle 1 of the above-described embodiment acts on the autonomic nerve, and by changing the function of the autonomic nerve, blood circulation is improved and shoulder stiffness and fatigue are effectively prevented. This prevents stiff shoulders and fatigue of the driver (driver) of the bicycle, and increases the safety when riding the bicycle.

  The present invention is applicable not only to a vehicle but also to a steering (operating) device having a rod-like handlebar 11 used for steering and operation when the operator (operator) is required to prevent stiff shoulders and fatigue.

It is explanatory drawing (sectional drawing) of the handle 1 with a magnet which concerns on this invention. Example 1 Illustration of magnet shape according to the present invention

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1 Handle 11 Handlebar 12 Grip 13 Magnet

Claims (3)

  In a handle of a bicycle, a motorcycle, etc., the handle is configured by attaching a handle to a rod-like handle bar and outer diameter portions at both ends of the handle bar, the handle bar is a pipe shape, and a magnet is an inner diameter portion of the handle bar A handle with magnet, which is inserted into and fixed to.   The magnet-containing handle according to claim 1, wherein the magnet fixed to the inner diameter portion of the handlebar is in a position where the grip is attached.   The handle with magnet according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the handle bar and the grip are made of a non-magnetic material.

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