Treadmill
Abstract
A treadmill comprising a frame structure supported to a floor by means of a subframe and a belt part arranged for being supported by the frame structure. The belt part is formed into an endless loop and arranged to run around front and rear roller parts. The treadmill also comprises means for adjusting the inclination of the frame structure and the frame structure is arranged to fold about a pivoted axle provided at one end of the frame structure from a use position to a storage position and vice versa. The pivoted axle arranged in the frame structure is connected to the subframe by means of at least one connecting rod.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A treadmill comprising a frame structure to be supported to a floor by means of a subframe and a belt part arranged for being supported by the frame structure, in which the belt part is formed into an endless loop and arranged to run around front and rear roller parts, the treadmill comprising means for adjusting the inclination of the frame structure, whereby the frame structure is arranged to fold about a pivoted axle provided at one end of the frame structure from a use position to a storage position and vice versa, the pivoted axle arranged in the frame structure being connected to the subframe by means of at least one connecting rod.
2 . The treadmill of claim 1 , wherein the connecting rod is linked both to the pivoted axle and to the subframe.
3 . The treadmill of claim 1 or 2 , wherein the pivoted axle is connected to the subframe by means of two connecting rods.
4 . The treadmill of claim 3 , wherein the pivoted axle is connected to the subframe in the area of both ends.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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