Seat mechanism

Chairs and seats – Straddle seat – Sectional or split relatively movable supporting surface

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297312, B62J 100

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051674351

ABSTRACT:
An improved seat mechanism for use in supporting the operator of a bicycle, exercise machine, moped, motorcycle or similar device is described, having seat extensions pivotally connected to the sides of the rear seating area. The seat extensions are normally positioned at a downward angle when the seat is unloaded to facilitate easy mounting of the device and, upon mounting, the seat extensions automatically rotate upward to a substantially horizontal position adjacent the rear seating area of the seat to provide increased seating area and support for the operator, while at the same time easing the mounting/dismounting of the seat.

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