TWM492860U - Parking stand - Google Patents

Description

Parking column

The present invention discloses a parking column, and more particularly a parking column mounted on a bicycle frame.

As shown in the first to fourth figures, the conventional parking column can be mounted on the bicycle frame 20, and the clamping seat 11 is sleeved and fixed to the lower fork rod 22, and the clamping seat 11 can be pivoted for pivoting. An extension piece 13 is disposed above the holder 11, and the extension piece 13 is pivotally coupled to a clamping member 14.

However, the inner peripheral surface of the sandwiching member 14 of the above-described conventional parking column has a smooth design, and a phenomenon of sliding between the surface of the upper fork lever 21 and the inner peripheral surface of the sandwiching member 14 occurs, so that the bicycle is not shown. , the same below) The support when parking is not stable, it is easy to cause the bicycle to fall over.

In view of this, the creators have been concentrating on development and research, and after a long period of hard work and overcoming all difficulties, they finally designed this creation. Therefore, the purpose of this creation is to provide a parking column that enables the bicycle to be more stable when parked.

Therefore, in order to achieve the above object, a parking column of the present invention is mounted on a bicycle frame, the bicycle frame has an upper fork bar and a lower fork bar, and the parking column has a clamping seat that is sleeved and fixed to the lower fork bar. The holder is pivoted for pivoting, and an extension piece is disposed above the holder, the extension piece is pivotable for a clamping member, wherein the inner peripheral surface of the clamping member is provided A plurality of anti-slip projections that are urged against the surface of the upper yoke to ensure that the yoke does not slip.

The clamping member has an inner clip, and an outer clip corresponding to the inner clip. The inner clip and the outer clip are respectively provided with holes for fixing by bolts. A pivotal end having a through hole in the inner side of the sheet is disposed on the lower side of the outer clip, and an arcuate cleat is disposed on the lower side of the outer clip, and the arcuate cleat is disposed between the arcuate end.

A b-shaped pivoting end is disposed on each of the two sides of the extending piece, and each b-shaped pivoting end is internally provided with a hole, and the b-shaped pivoting end is abutted against the arc-shaped cleat. The end is located between the b-shaped pivot ends, and the perforations and the holes are pierceable through a plug.

A curved long groove is arranged above the clamping seat for a screw to be used for locking the lower piece.

The effect of the present invention is that the anti-slip projections are pressed against the surface of the upper fork to ensure that the gripper does not slide, so that the support of the bicycle when parking is more stable.

10‧‧‧Parking Column

11‧‧‧Clip seat

12‧‧‧ pillar

13‧‧‧Extension

132‧‧‧b-shaped pivot end

133‧‧‧ hole position

14‧‧‧Clamping parts

142‧‧‧Slip-proof projection

143‧‧‧ clips

1431‧‧‧ hole position

1432‧‧‧ pivot end

1433‧‧‧Perforation

144‧‧‧ outer clip

1441‧‧‧ hole position

1442‧‧‧Arc-shaped clasp

15‧‧‧ bolt

16‧‧‧ 插插

17‧‧‧Bending long slot

18‧‧‧ screws

20‧‧‧Bicycle rack

21‧‧‧Upper fork

22‧‧‧ Lower fork

Figure 1 is a perspective view of a conventional parking column.

Fig. 2 is a partial exploded perspective view of Fig. 1.

Figure 3 is a schematic view of the application of Figure 2 between a fork and a lower fork of a bicycle.

Fig. 4 is a schematic view showing the sliding between the sandwiching member and the upper fork of Fig. 3.

Fig. 5 is a perspective external view of an embodiment of the creation.

Fig. 6 is a partial exploded perspective view of Fig. 5.

Figure 7 is a schematic view of the application of Figure 6 between a fork and a lower fork of a bicycle.

Fig. 8 is a schematic view of the sliding projection of Fig. 7 which can be pressed against the surface of the upper fork to ensure that the clamp member does not slide.

Referring to Figures 5 to 8, an embodiment of a parking column 10 of the present invention, the parking column 10 is mounted to a bicycle frame 20 having an upper fork 21 and a lower fork 22 for parking The column 10 has a clamping seat 11 which is sleeved and fixed to the lower yoke 22, and the clamping seat 11 is pivoted for pivoting. The clamping seat 11 is provided with an extending piece 13 above the clamping piece 13 . A clamping member 14 is pivoted, and an inner circumferential surface of the clamping member 14 is provided with a plurality of anti-slip projections 142 for pressing the surface of the upper prongs 21 to ensure The clip 14 does not slide.

The clip member 14 has an inner clip 143 and an outer clip 144 corresponding to the inner clip 143. The inner clip 143 and the outer clip 144 are respectively provided with holes 1431 and 1441. The bottom of the inner clip 143 is provided with a pivoting end 1432 having a through hole 1433. The outer side of the outer clip 144 is respectively provided with an arc-shaped cleat 1442, and the arc is shaped. The pivoting end 1442 is interposed between the cleats 1442. A b-shaped pivoting end 132 is disposed on each of the two sides of the extending piece 13. Each b-shaped pivoting end 132 is internally provided with a hole 133. The b-shaped pivoting end 132 is formed with the arcuate cleats 1442. The pivoting end 1432 is located between the b-shaped pivot ends 132, and the through holes 1433 and the holes 133 are pierced through the insertion holes 16. A curved long groove 17 is formed above the clamping seat 11 for a screw 18 to be inserted for locking the extending piece 13 downward.

According to the combination of the above elements, as shown in the fifth to eighth embodiments, in the embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of anti-slip projections 142 are provided through the inner peripheral surface of the sandwiching member 14, which are provided. The anti-slip projection 142 is pressed against the surface of the upper fork 21 to ensure that the gripper 14 does not slide, so that the support of the bicycle (not shown) during parking is more stable. Therefore, it is indeed possible to achieve the above objectives. of.

In summary, when Zhiben's creation has industrial applicability and progress, and this creation is not found in any publication, it is also novel. When it meets the requirements of the Patent Law, it proposes a new type of patent application according to law. The quasi-patent is a prayer.

10‧‧‧Parking Column

11‧‧‧Clip seat

12‧‧‧ pillar

142‧‧‧Slip-proof projection

143‧‧‧ clips

144‧‧‧ outer clip

Claims (4)

A parking column is mounted on a bicycle frame, the bicycle frame has an upper fork rod, and a lower fork rod, the parking column has a clamping seat that is sleeved and fixed to the lower fork rod, and the clamping seat can be pivoted by a pillar For pivoting, an extending piece is disposed above the clamping seat, the extending piece is pivotally coupled to a clamping member, wherein the inner circumferential surface of the clamping member is provided with a plurality of anti-slip protrusions, and the sliding protrusions are The exit is an urge for the upper fork surface to ensure that the clamp does not slip. The parking column according to claim 1, wherein the clamping member has an inner clip, and an outer clip corresponding to the inner clip, the inner clip and the outer clip The upper part is respectively provided with a hole for fixing by a bolt, and a bottom of the inner clip is provided with a pivoting end having a through hole therein, and an arc-shaped cleat is respectively arranged on two sides of the outer clip, and the arc is shaped The pivoting end is available between the cleats. According to the parking column of claim 2, wherein the two sides of the extending piece are respectively provided with a b-shaped pivoting end, and each b-shaped pivoting end is internally provided with a hole position, and the b-shaped pivoting end Abutting against the arc-shaped cleats, the pivoting ends are located between the b-shaped pivot ends, and the perforations and the holes are pierceable through a plug. The parking column according to claim 3, wherein the clamping seat is provided with a curved long groove for a screw to be used for locking the lower piece.