Thigh heat guard for motorcycle riders
Abstract
An improved way to protect the thigh of motorcycle riders from heat of a motorcycle engine and the hot pavement of the road. The rider's body is leveraged over the engine of the bike, and the need arises to protect the thigh of the rider from extreme heat. Intense heat often causes blisters on the rider's thighs after a long ride. To protect themselves, motorcyclist have used different items, from chaps to mounting a shield apparatus directly on the motorcycle. The Thigh Heat Guard prevents blisters by covering the rider's thigh with a flexible material in a predetermined shape. Further including straps to secure said invention to the human thigh. Allows for easy adjustment and a custom fit for each rider. Lightweight for freedom of movement and easily removed when not needed. Thigh Heat Guard requires no modification to the motorcycle, and is inexpensive.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . a device that provides a means for protecting the human thigh from heat of a motorcycle engine
2 . a flexible material in a predetermined shape
3 . a means for forming a protective shield that is wrapped around the thigh
4 . further including straps to secure said invention to the human thigh.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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