Engine noise simulating device for a bicycle

Details Engine noise simulating device for a bicycle Engine noise simulating device for a bicycle

1987-10-15

1989-10-24

Yu, Mickey

Amusement devices: toys

Operated by relatively moving fluid or pressure differential

Including variable-size fluid chamber to move fluid

446404, 446418, 116 56, 116 61, 2803042, A63H 500, B60Q 500

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048758850

ABSTRACT:
A noisemaker for bicycles and the like includes a housing having a shoulder and a resonator plate seated in the housing on the shoulder. The resonator plate is biased against the shoulder by a compressed spring. A resonator chamber extends from the shoulder, away from the housing. Use of a camming mechanism raises the resonator plate above the shoulder and releases same as it passes so that the resonator plate is urged back against the shoulder by the spring and a surface-engaging noise and air compression noise are directed into the resonator chamber to simulate the sound commonly associated with a vehicle engine.

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Russell C. Ball, Jr., "Rotary to Linear Motion," Apr. 2, 1962, pp. 68-73, Product Engineering.

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