Handlebars for tucked-in skiing

Details Handlebars for tucked-in skiing Handlebars for tucked-in skiing

1987-07-06

1988-05-17

Love, John J.

Land vehicles

Skates

Runner type

280809, A63C 506

Patent

active

047445840

ABSTRACT:
This sporting, mechanical, paired, ski-steering device consists of a pair of upright curved, sturdy, handlebars attached straight up to the center of a snow ski (one per ski) in the area where standard ski bindings are mounted. The skier stands in the rear of the skis, one foot on each ski and with each foot maintained in position by a toe hold, and bends over or "tucks-in" grabbing with his/her hands these handlebars to provide control and steering. The handlebars can be directly attached to the center of the ski, but as a more convenient and versatile advantage, can also be locked on the ski by the ordinary ski bindings via a special sole that is sized and shaped at its two ends identical to the sole of the user's ski boots sole.

REFERENCES:
patent: 744853 (1903-11-01), Anderson
patent: 2564420 (1951-08-01), Brown
patent: 3139287 (1964-06-01), Annis
patent: 3269742 (1966-08-01), Fuhyak et al.
patent: 4357036 (1982-11-01), Zepkowski
patent: 4363495 (1982-12-01), Henson
patent: 4643444 (1987-02-01), Parkinson

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