Wheel suspension system for in-line roller skate
First Claim
1. A suspension for the wheels of an in-line roller skate, comprising:
- a frame member connectable to a boot of the skate, said frame member having a pair of parallel, spaced apart, longitudinally extending rails;
a bogey for directly supporting thereon at least one of the skate'"'"'s wheels, the bogey being suspended to be pivotable about a horizontal axis relative to said frame member; and
beam members for supporting the skate'"'"'s leading and trailing wheels, pairs of said beam members being pivotably connected at one end thereof to said bogey, rotatably supporting one of said wheels adjacent the other end thereof and being pivotably connected to respective ones of said rails at a point intermediate said ends of said beam members.
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Abstract
There is provided a suspension for the wheels of an in-line roller skate, the suspension comprising a frame connectable to the boot of the skate, the frame having a pair of parallel spaced-apart rails extending in the longitudinal direction of the skate, a bogey for supporting at least one of the skate'"'"'s wheels, the bogey being suspended to be pivotable about a horizontal axis relative to the frame, and beams for supporting the skate'"'"'s leading and trailing wheels, pairs of the beams being pivotably connected at one of their ends to the bogey, rotatably supporting one of the wheels at the other of their ends, and being pivotably connected to respective rails of the frame member at a point intermediate the two ends of the beams.
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8 Claims
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1. A suspension for the wheels of an in-line roller skate, comprising:
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a frame member connectable to a boot of the skate, said frame member having a pair of parallel, spaced apart, longitudinally extending rails;
a bogey for directly supporting thereon at least one of the skate'"'"'s wheels, the bogey being suspended to be pivotable about a horizontal axis relative to said frame member; and
beam members for supporting the skate'"'"'s leading and trailing wheels, pairs of said beam members being pivotably connected at one end thereof to said bogey, rotatably supporting one of said wheels adjacent the other end thereof and being pivotably connected to respective ones of said rails at a point intermediate said ends of said beam members. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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