Bicycle gadgets

• US 20040090040A1
• Filed: 11/12/2002
• Published: 05/13/2004
• Est. Priority Date: 11/12/2002
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: David Andrew Pearson
• Original Assignee: David Andrew Pearson
• Inventors: Pearson, David Andrew
• Application Number:
  US10/291,257
• Publication Number:
  US 20040090040A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 280/288.4
• CPC Class Codes: B62J 29/00 Adaptations or arrangements of mirrors for use on cycles
• CPC Class Codes: B62J 6/04 Rear lights

Abstract

Gadgets and the like for bicycles. Related concepts arise from the describing of the concept. A list of all the (predicted) concepts presented here-in is present in the summary.

Claims

1. The modification described here-in for bicycle lights that encompasses a retractable telescoping rear-view mirror.

2. The use of telescoping modification described here-in for retractable handlebar devices as described in handlebar devices (Ser. No. 09/451,020).

3. The modificion for bicycle lights described here-in as a built-in (glow-in-the-dark) compass.

4. The grip as described here-in for hand brake levers.

5. The modification for bicycle frames described here-in encompassing a mechanism that enables adjustability of handlebar positioning.

6. The modification for bicycle seats described here-in encompassing a built-in pouch.

7. The modification for bicycle seats described here-in encompassing a built-in tail light.

8. The modification for the bicycle front reflector described here-in as a reversable reflector light.

9. The battery for the bicycle water bottle holder as described here-in.

10. The battery swapping method described here-in as a means for energy refills for bicycles with electric motors and other such vehicles.

11. The bicycle sticker concept as described here-in.

12. A bicycle light that is designed to use a cordless phone battery as a power source.

13. The use of cordless phone batteries as a power source for all battery powered devices.