Highback lever mechanism

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1998-08-12

2000-12-05

Swann, J. J.

Land vehicles

Runner vehicle

Standing occupant

280613, 280618, 361171, B62B 904

Patent

active

061555770

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a highback support which is pivotally mounted to a support member. A lever mechanism fixed to a backside of the highback support includes a lever which selectively engages a portion of the support member and provides mechanical advantage for setting and releasing the highback support between a support position and a release position. In the support position, the highback support is positioned to engage the back of a snowboard boot to provide a rigid surface against which a snowboard rider can lean for steering. In the release position, the highback support is free to pivot making it possible for the snowboard rider to walk easily.

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