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Bicycle seat and handlebar mechanisms

  • US 9,314,664 B2
  • Filed: 12/02/2013
  • Issued: 04/19/2016
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/30/2012
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. An exercise and rehabilitation bicycle comprising:

  • an exercise and rehabilitation bicycle frame;

    a pedaling mechanism connected to the bicycle frame, the pedaling mechanism configured to be peddled by a user'"'"'s legs;

    a seat post connected to the bicycle frame;

    a seat support connected to the seat post;

    a seat adjustment mechanism connected to the bottom of the seat post;

    a handlebar post connected to the bicycle frame, the handlebar post configured to be in front of an exercise bicycle user while the user is peddling, the handlebar post including;

    a handlebar post base connected to the bicycle frame, the handlebar post base proximate to a ground plane;

    a handlebar post support connected to the top of the handlebar post base, the handlebar post support configured to extend or contract coaxially with the handlebar post base while the user is peddling; and

    a handlebar connected to the top of the handlebar post support, the handlebar configured to support a user'"'"'s posture;

    a handlebar height adjustment mechanism comprising;

    a handlebar extension mechanism connected to the bottom of the handlebar post support, the handlebar extension mechanism configured to extend the handlebar post support away from the ground plane while the user is peddling; and

    a handlebar height control button connected to the handlebar extension mechanism; and

    a handlebar tilt adjustment mechanism comprising;

    a handlebar base displacement mechanism connected to the bottom of the handlebar post base, the handlebar base displacement mechanism configured to displace the handlebar post base away from the exercise bicycle user and displace the handlebar post support radially toward the exercise bicycle user while the user is peddling; and

    a handlebar tilt button connected to the handlebar base displacement mechanism;

    wherein the handlebar tilt adjustment mechanism further includes a hydraulic or pneumatic mechanism.

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