Motor vehicles – Steam traction engines
Patent
1974-10-31
1976-06-29
Goodman, Philip
Motor vehicles
Steam traction engines
267 57, 267154, 280284, B62D 6102, B62K 1102
Patent
active
039660060
ABSTRACT:
A rear suspension for motorcycles which employs primary and secondary torsion springs operating on the rotative axis of the horizontally disposed and rearwardly trailing fork carrying the powered traction wheel. The two springs are of selected resilience and are quickly replaceable without disassembly of the suspension system, and each is adjustable for controlling the normal vehicle height and pitch attitude to be subjected to varying loads. Load application to this rear suspension system is substantially central of the vehicle and with the result that radius of gyration is minimized, unsprung weight is reduced, and with improved dynamics characterized by a spring-stop snubbing action resulting in increased traction and ground engagement capability for superior handling.
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patent: 3241620 (1966-03-01), Brudnak
patent: 3432158 (1969-03-01), Goodwin
patent: 3616870 (1971-11-01), Kramer
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