| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 161 | Snowmobile cover | US10865785 | 2004-06-14 | US06964448B2 | 2005-11-15 | Andre Morin |
| A cover for protecting and covering at least an upper portion of a snowmobile, includes an upper weatherproof portion and a fastening strap for securing the upper weatherproof portion to the snowmobile. A lower lip of the upper weatherproof portion circumscribes an elongated lower opening and defines therein a passage which extends at least partially around the lower lip. Strap openings which communicate with the passage are disposed on each of opposed lateral sides of the lower lip. The fastening strap is disposed within the passage and has free ends which project out from the strap openings. Each of the free ends has a length which permits it to be crossed under the snowmobile and fastened to the lower lip on a lateral side thereof opposite from that of the strap opening from which the free end projects. Fastening members removably attach the free ends to the lower lip. | ||||||
| 162 | Bicycle protective cover | US10838548 | 2004-05-04 | US20050247387A1 | 2005-11-10 | Leonard Hooker; Twanda Hooker |
| A bicycle protective cover is used to protect the bicycle from the elements. It includes at least one pair of horizontal zippers situated near the crossbar of the bicycle and preferably two such pairs one near the front and one near the rear of the crossbar. It includes at least one pair of diagonal zippers situated near the bicycle wheels and preferably two such pairs one near the front wheel and one near the rear wheel. The front diagonal zipper pair is situated near where the front wheel meets the fork. The rear diagonal zipper pair is situated near where the rear wheel meets the bicycle gears. The zippers in each pair of zippers are aligned with one another so that locking devices can be inserted through the entire width of the cover. | ||||||
| 163 | Collapsible bicycle case | US10623851 | 2003-07-22 | US20040130117A1 | 2004-07-08 | Joshua Matthew Lipton |
| A lightweight bicycle transport case that has components which join to a central frame structure and then join together to form a complete bicycle case. The preferred embodiment and an additional embodiment of the central frame structure can be easily transported while riding a bicycle. The major components of the bicycle case consist of panel assemblies 34, a top cover 76, a front bracket 54, a rear bracket 56, and caster assemblies 60. The panel assemblies 34 each consist of four panels joined by hinges. The panel assemblies can be reconfigured from their open bicycle case position to their closed compact position which is easy to transport. The top cover 76 joins the opened panel assemblies 34 together into a complete bicycle case. The front bracket 54 and the rear bracket 56 provide an adjustable mounting interface between the central frame structure and the bicycle. Caster assemblies 60 provide the rolling mechanisms that allow for the bicycle case to be easily manually transported. | ||||||
| 164 | Inflatable car flood rescue raft | US10119052 | 2002-04-10 | US06595359B1 | 2003-07-22 | Mark Allain; Joseph Allain, Jr. |
| A vehicle flood flotation raft is comprised of a bottom panel member, a top panel member hermetically joined to the bottom panel member to form a hermetically sealed air chamber and an air valve is used for filling the air chamber with air. The top panel member has an exterior surface which is adapted to protect the upper surface from penetration by the undercarriage portions of the vehicle. The raft has a geometry such that it can be positioned around the driven wheels of the vehicle so that the driven wheels can be used to propel the flood rescue raft and vehicle thereon to safety. The flood flotation raft can also include inflatable side panel members at the sides of the top and bottom panel members, front and rear inflatable flap members secured to the bottom panel member, and a discrete flotation ballast can be attached to the vehicle flotation raft at the engine end thereof. | ||||||
| 165 | Sun protector for motorcycles | US09934092 | 2001-08-21 | US06516844B1 | 2003-02-11 | Daniel A. Henry |
| The invention is a sunscreen protector for motorcycles that covers the seat and fuel tank area to protect these components from the deteriorating effects of sunlight. The protector shade includes a rectangular sheet of tightly woven nylon/lycra elastomeric material sized to cover only the motorcycle seat and fuel tank. Four elastic strap members and a plurality of hook loop members with attached, coated J-hook members are employed for attachment to selected attachment points on the motorcycle. | ||||||
| 166 | Portable enclosure | US09827038 | 2001-04-05 | US06402220B2 | 2002-06-11 | Edmund L. Allen |
| The present invention provides a portable enclosure for use in protecting an all-terrain vehicle or another open-topped vehicle against damage and degradation from exposure to the weather. A further use of the portable enclosure of the invention is as a blind for use in hunting. The portable enclosure includes bendable support beams that arch from front to rear mounting brackets attached to the vehicle. The support beams are held parallel to one another by cross braces and a top panel. Additional front, rear, and side panels, each being equipped with a transparent window, are attached to the top panel and each other by Velcro® or zipper fasteners. The support beams and cross braces are segmented to pack into a carrying case along with the folded fabric panels. | ||||||
| 167 | Portable enclosure | US09827038 | 2001-04-05 | US20010035666A1 | 2001-11-01 | Edmund L. Allen |
| The present invention provides a portable enclosure for use in protecting an all-terrain vehicle or another open-topped vehicle against damage and degradation from exposure to the weather. A further use of the portable enclosure of the invention is as a blind for use in hunting. The portable enclosure includes bendable support beams that arch from front to rear mounting brackets attached to the vehicle. The support beams are held parallel to one another by cross braces and a top panel. Additional front, rear, and side panels, each being equipped with a transparent window, are attached to the top panel and each other by Velcronull or zipper fasteners. The support beams and cross braces are segmented to pack into a carrying case along with the folded fabric panels. | ||||||
| 168 | Retractable motorcycle covering system | US704916 | 1996-08-30 | US5820200A | 1998-10-13 | Edward L. Zubillaga; James Bumb |
| A retractable motorcycle covering system for protecting a motorcycle from various weather conditions every place the user operates the motorcycle without reducing storage space on the motorcycle. The inventive device includes a storage structure, a mounting bracket securing the storage structure to the front of a motorcycle, a spring coil and a shaft secured within the storage structure, and a cover sheet secured to the shaft retracting the cover sheet into the storage container. | ||||||
| 169 | Removable shade for motorcycle | US807377 | 1997-02-27 | US5795009A | 1998-08-18 | James W. Sack; James H. Shorten |
| A removable sun shade for motorcycles includes a fabric sheet for generally taut extension over the upper part of the motorcycle, thereby forming an air-circulating region between the motorcycle and the sheet, the sheet including a plurality of attachment members disposed at spaced intervals around its periphery for placement about selected parts of the motorcycle to maintain the sheet in place over the motorcycle. A storage pouch is affixed to the sheet and is adapted for detachable connection to the motorcycle. | ||||||
| 170 | Bicycle cover | US582877 | 1996-01-14 | US5676288A | 1997-10-14 | Jessica A. E. Spirk |
| A portable protective cover for a bicycle adapted to be connected to the handlebars and seat of a bicycle. The protective cover is made of waterproof or water resistant materials to protect various bicycle components from the elements. The protective cover includes an elastic material design to secure the protective cover to the bicycle. The protective cover can include an integrated storage pouch to conveniently and compactly store the protective covering when not in use. | ||||||
| 171 | Protective pad device for vehicles | US197808 | 1994-02-17 | US5488981A | 1996-02-06 | Steven C. Burkhart |
| There is disclosed an anti-cat protective or deterrent device for vehicles, the device comprising a flexible mat, which may be made of rubber, neoprene, leather, plastic or any other flexible material, having an upper surface and a lower surface, and a number of small elements attached in a closely-spaced relationship to the upper surface of the mat so as to project outwardly therefrom. Elastic cords are provided for detachably attaching the mat to a desired vehicle surface from which cats (and other small animals) are to be deterred from sleeping. The elements projecting from the mat may be in the shape of an inverted cone or a short cylinder. The elements are spaced apart from one another on the upper surface of the mat from about one-half inch to about one inch, center to center and project outwardly from said upper surface of said mat by between about one-half inch and about one inch. In an embodiment, the device is edge-contoured to fit onto a conventional motorcycle seat. | ||||||
| 172 | Bicycle cover | US218680 | 1994-03-29 | US5372169A | 1994-12-13 | Merritt Norton; Sigrid L. Norton |
| A water resistant cover in the form of a sack for wheeled vehicles is described. The cover accommodates wheeled vehicles such as bicycles, mopeds, motorcycles, or the like. The sack packs into itself by means of a sleeve opening attached to the cover and therefore does not require a separate pouch for storage. This sleeve can be snugly closed around a lock to prevent moisture from entering into the interior of the sack while it covers the vehicle. A cable is attached to the interior of the sack which may be pulled through the sleeve opening to provide a means of locking the packed cover to the vehicle. This cable also provides a means of securing the cover to the vehicle while it is covering the vehicle. | ||||||
| 173 | Flexible protective bicycle cover for transport on a vehicle carrier | US420013 | 1989-10-11 | US5062560A | 1991-11-05 | Kent J. Wasden |
| A flexible protective cover constructed of elastic stretchable material to continously cover a bicycle seat, crossbar, handle bars and the front fork of a bicycle when mounted on a car top carrier. The cover can be provided to fit the bicycle either with or without the front bicycle wheel attached to the bicycle. | ||||||
| 174 | Shading cover for motorcycles | US703731 | 1991-05-21 | US5052738A | 1991-10-01 | Ming-Bin Li |
| A shading cover for motorcycles is to provide a box, a winding device and a canvas. The box being set on the rear seat of a motorcycle has an upper cover, a T-shaped block and a spring buckle. The winding device being inside the box is composed of a U-shaped block, a fixed shaft sleeve, a reel with a canvas, a spring, a left shaft sleeve, a right shaft sleeve, a cross bar and a push bar. The improvement is in the canvas which is rolled up onto the reel, and has a long flexible band sawn on the lower edge of the canvas, a long zipper with an additional canvas piece sawn on the upper front of the canvas, two short zippers with bags and rainhats sawn on the upper middle part of the canvas, and two canvas sleeves with short flexible bands placed on both sides of the canvas so that the canvas can be used as a sun shade and a raincoat. | ||||||
| 175 | Aerodynamic bicycle cover | US410648 | 1989-09-21 | US4944340A | 1990-07-31 | Rainey Tortorich |
| A unique travel and storage cover for covering wheeled vehicles, such as bicycles. The present invention discloses such a cover that form fits a wheeled vehicle and is sufficiently aerodynamic that the cover can be used when transporting the bicycle by motor vehicle. The cover is constructed such that it fits tightly around the wheels, pedals, frame, handle bars, and seat of the bicycle. The cover may be constructed in one piece. Alternatively, a separate seat cover may be provided such that the seat is tightly covered. Alternatively, the cover may comprise multiple pieces, each designed for covering a particular component of the vehicle.The cover is provided with zippers, VELCRO, or other suitable means of attachment at all locations comprising openings in the cover. This allows the bicycle or other vehicle to be easily placed inside the cover. Once inside the cover, the cover is secured by closing the zipper or zippers. This provides a tight, form fit which holds the cover snugly about the bicycle.The cover may be provided with one or more sections of mesh. These mesh sections are positioned over openings in the frame of the bicycle or over the wheels, i.e. any place within the silhouette of the bicycle which does not comprise an actual part of the bicycle. The mesh allows air to pass through the bicycle and cover such that flapping of the cover is minimized. As an alternative, the mesh could be eliminated and on opening could remain. | ||||||
| 176 | Motorcycle cover | US968821 | 1978-12-12 | US4283084A | 1981-08-11 | Donald A. Gallagher |
| A lightweight covering for a motorcycle that can be folded into a compact handsize package when not in use. The covering extends from the back of a motorcycle seat to the front of the tank and covers both sides of the engine. Side loops are provided for securing the cover to corresponding motorcycle foot posts and opposing front corners are adapted to overlap in front of the engine and releasably attach to each other. | ||||||
| 177 | Collapsible camper | US47095874 | 1974-05-17 | US3913968A | 1975-10-21 | LUPPENS PATRICK M |
| A collapsible camper comprising a collapsible support frame including a front and rear assembly specifically configured to support a tent covering in combination with a bicycle frame.
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| 178 | ROLLING TYPE COVER DEVICE | PCT/KR2008007413 | 2008-12-15 | WO2009084830A3 | 2009-08-20 | KWAG JONG-SU |
| The present invention relates to a rolling type cover device, and more particularly, to a device, which draws out a cover and covers a two-wheeler or automobile with the cover to protect the vehicle and winds the cover to enable it to be kept conveniently when the cover is not utilized. The rolling type cover device comprises a mid-sheet shaft (100) having a mid-sheet (110) wound thereon; a cover shaft (200) rotating by a rotational force-inputting means to allow a cover (210) and the mid-sheet (110) to be stacked and wound on the cover shaft; a power transmission means (300) for transmitting rotational force of the cover shaft (200) to the mid- sheet shaft (100); and a body (400) accommodating the mid-sheet shaft (100) and the cover shaft (200) and rotatably supporting them in parallel with each other. The rolling type cover device of the present invention is used, which is easily transported and kept, winds a mid-sheet in a state where the mid-sheet is interposed between an inner surface and an outer surface of the cover, when the cover is wound, to prevent foreign substances stuck to the outer surface of the cover from being transferred to the inner surface of the cover, thereby durably preventing a two-wheeler or automobile from being contaminated, and can prevent the cover from being drawn out using a stopper to thereby maintain an appropriate tension of the cover and thus remarkably enhance the user's convenience. | ||||||
| 179 | COLLAPSIBLE PROTECTIVE COVER | PCT/US2004034336 | 2004-10-19 | WO2005041727A3 | 2005-08-25 | ARIAS DAVID A |
| A collapsible cover that includes a flexible panel having a top side and a bottom side, a perimeter pocket formed substantially around a perimeter of the flexible panel, a coilable frame member held or contained within the perimeter pocket, wherein the coilable frame member is capable of being manipulated between an expanded configuration and a collapsed configuration, and a flexible skirt attached substantially along a perimeter of the flexible panel, wherein the flexible skirt extends generally toward the center of the collapsible cover, such that when the collapsible cover is placed over an item, the flexible skirt at least partially secures the collapsible cover on the item. | ||||||
| 180 | 可穿式之机车、脚踏车遮雨罩 | CN201320316466.3 | 2013-06-03 | CN203427948U | 2014-02-12 | 郑群严 |
| 本实用新型公开了一种可穿式之机车、脚踏车遮雨罩，该罩体为一长型的遮雨布，在两端的四个角落各以固定件（如钮扣、魔鬼粘）连结一可辅助固定于机车的固定带，而罩体中段处的两侧设两个固定孔，两固定孔各向外剖设一线槽，线槽两侧设固定件，在两固定孔后侧的罩体中央位置镂设一供头部穿套的套头孔，而罩体底面在套头孔两侧配合两条固定带，以两端与遮雨布底面相对设置固定件固定；俾罩体可由两固定孔供提供机车后视镜穿套组成后视镜伸出之使用结构，以避免影响视线；而提供骑士穿套时由套头孔两侧固定带让两手臂穿套固定，以提高罩体使用稳定性；又罩体四角落可配合多种固定结构，而灵活提供方便使用，具多重进步性达成者。 | ||||||
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