US2002096842A1PendingUtilityA1

Structure of multifunctional scooter

Priority: Jan 22, 2001Filed: Jan 22, 2001Published: Jul 25, 2002
Est. expiryJan 22, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
B62K 3/002A63C 17/18
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Abstract

An improved structure of multifunctional scooter mainly comprises of a axle base centered with a long hole and respectively connected with the fastening frames on the two sides, two wheel axles projecting from the outer sides of the fastening frames for pivotally jointing the front sliding wheels, the front ski board or the front ice skating blade, furthermore, a connect link jointed to the said rigid axle to allow the vertical rigid axle on the front end of the footboard to go through the said axle base and connect a drive link to the two bottom ends of the two rigid axles; a rear sliding wheel, a rear ski board or a rear ice skating blade disposed on the posterior aspect of the footboard to allow the player while stepping on the footboard surface and sliding on the ground, the snow or the ice to be able to step on the two sides of the footboard to make the rigid axles to deflect leftward or rightward to achieve the controlling of the travel directions of the scooter.

Claims

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1 . An improved structure of multifunctional scooter mainly comprises of: 
 A rigid axle disposed at the lower edge of the front end on the footboard for connecting with a drive link; a axle base, situated at the lower aspect of the front end on the footboard, with a long hole at the center, two ends deflecting in proper angles and sleeve holes set respectively on the end heads for telescoping the two sliding sleeves to frame and lock the fastening frames; a fastening pole positioned at the front aspect of the front end on the footboard with notches on both the front and rear edges for locking and fastening the handle bar; two fastening frames situated at the two ends of the axle base with wheel axles protruding from the outer sides for pivotally jointing the front wheels and connecting with a drive link at the front end; by utilizing the foregoing structure, when the footboard is stepped on the left or the right sides, the said rigid axle will deflect leftward or rightward to articulate the fastening frames using the drive link as the support point to lean to the same direction to achieve the objective of controlling the direction turning of the front wheels.    
     
     
         2 . As mentioned in  claim 1  of the improved structure of the multifunctional scooter, wherein the connect link pivotally jointed at the wheel axle is telescoped by two springs to enable the footboard while not being stepped on either the left or the right side to resume to the horizontal position.  
     
     
         3 . As mentioned in  claim 1  of the improved structure of the multifunctional scooter, wherein the wheel axle is capable of providing the pivotal joint for a triangular block body to be connected with a ski board or a ice skating blade for sliding on the snow or on the ice.  
     
     
         4 . As mentioned in  claim 1  of the improved structure of the multifunctional scooter, wherein two block bodies protrude from the front end of the wheel base for telescoping the connect link to constitute the function of positioning.

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