Soft suspension bicycle

Land vehicles – Wheeled – Occupant propelled type

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280277, 280283, 280284, 280716, B62K 2522

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049971972

ABSTRACT:
A soft suspension bicycle including a pivotal front wheel mounted fork pivotally connected to the steerable fork and a rear pivotal structure having three pivotally interconnected cooperating components including an intermediate fork connected to a pivotal rear wheel mounted fork in adjacent relation to the axis of the rear wheel, the pivotal front wheel mounted fork and the pivotal intermediate fork are scalene quad triangular forks structurally efficient in the verticcal and transverse planes, and having front and rear brakes to produce a frame shifting torque simultaneously with braking, both front and rear pivotal comonents are suspended from the bicycle frame with resilient elastic suspenders and include front and rear indicators for indicating optimum tension of the suspenders after tension adjustments according to the weight of a rider.

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