Land vehicles – Runner vehicle – Standing occupant
Patent
1996-06-05
1997-04-08
Culbreth, Eric D.
Land vehicles
Runner vehicle
Standing occupant
280 15, 280 16, 280 17, 280 20, 280 22, 280603, 280606, 441 65, B62B 1304
Patent
active
056180519
ABSTRACT:
An articulated two-section snowboard includes separate front and rear sections joined together for articulation and oscillation, each section having a binding for one foot. In a preferred embodiment, the joint between the two sections is achieved by one or more flexible straps. The front end of the strap being attached to the rear end of the front section and the rear end of the strap being attached to the front of the rear section, the strap preferably passes through openings formed for the purpose in the front of the rear section. A spacer may be provided to keep the rear section from riding up over the front section, and a quick-connect and disconnect latch may be provided to separate the sections for purposes of storage or replacement of a section.
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Dupill David M.
Kobylenski Mark J.
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