Steerable inline skate
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1. An inline skate having a plurality of wheels rolling-contacted with the ground rotatably arranged on a wheel frame in a line, comprising:
- a front wheel mounted on the front end of the wheel frame by first elastic supporting means extending forward and showing the behavior characteristics of a trapezoidal linkage;
a rear wheel mounted on the rear end of the wheel frame in the direction opposite to the front wheel by second elastic supporting means; and
a pressing means for deforming the front and rear wheels in an axial direction in order to steer of the inline skate.
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a steerable inline skate which allows user to change direction more easily and reduce the abrasion of wheels to thus lengthen the life of the wheels by allowing front and rear wheels 30 and 50 among a plurality of wheels arranged in a line to be steered within a predetermined angle utilizing the structure of a trapezoidal linkage.
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1. An inline skate having a plurality of wheels rolling-contacted with the ground rotatably arranged on a wheel frame in a line, comprising:
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a front wheel mounted on the front end of the wheel frame by first elastic supporting means extending forward and showing the behavior characteristics of a trapezoidal linkage;
a rear wheel mounted on the rear end of the wheel frame in the direction opposite to the front wheel by second elastic supporting means; and
a pressing means for deforming the front and rear wheels in an axial direction in order to steer of the inline skate. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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