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WO2012016899A1
WO2012016899A1 PCT/EP2011/062954 EP2011062954W WO2012016899A1 WO 2012016899 A1 WO2012016899 A1 WO 2012016899A1 EP 2011062954 W EP2011062954 W EP 2011062954W WO 2012016899 A1 WO2012016899 A1 WO 2012016899A1
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Stephan Rief
Armin Hofreiter
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
    • B62K—CYCLES; CYCLE FRAMES; CYCLE STEERING DEVICES; RIDER-OPERATED TERMINAL CONTROLS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR CYCLES; CYCLE AXLE SUSPENSIONS; CYCLE SIDE-CARS, FORECARS, OR THE LIKE
    • B62K15/00—Collapsible or foldable cycles
    • B62K15/006—Collapsible or foldable cycles the frame being foldable
    • B62K15/008—Collapsible or foldable cycles the frame being foldable foldable about 2 or more axes
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
    • A45C7/00—Collapsible or extensible purses, luggage, bags or the like
    • A45C7/0059—Flexible luggage; Hand bags
    • A45C7/0077—Flexible luggage; Hand bags collapsible to a minimal configuration, e.g. for storage purposes
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45F—TRAVELLING OR CAMP EQUIPMENT: SACKS OR PACKS CARRIED ON THE BODY
    • A45F3/00—Travelling or camp articles; Sacks or packs carried on the body
    • A45F3/14—Carrying-straps; Pack-carrying harnesses
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45F—TRAVELLING OR CAMP EQUIPMENT: SACKS OR PACKS CARRIED ON THE BODY
    • A45F3/00—Travelling or camp articles; Sacks or packs carried on the body
    • A45F2003/003—Travelling or camp articles; Sacks or packs carried on the body combined with other objects; specially adapted for carrying specific objects

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  • Scooter stretcher The invention relates to a scooter stretcher.
  • the invention further relates to a roller arrangement.
  • the invention relates to a method for carrying a compressible, in particular foldable, scooter.
  • WO 2006/032507 discloses a scooter with a frame
  • Tread surface unit which can not be rotated by 360 ° about a transverse to the longitudinal axis of the roller transverse axis of the frame.
  • Post-published DE 10 2009 055 222 discloses a roller for rolling a user.
  • the scooter includes a footboard adapted to support two feet of the user, the footboard (at least) a first footboard area and a second footboard area
  • Footboard area (optionally also a third footboard area or even a fourth footboard area) has.
  • Carrying mechanism of scooters are transported on a user's back up a mountain.
  • the support mechanism during the downhill is disturbing, since it remains fixed to the scooter.
  • it can be cumbersome, this or others
  • Collapsible scooters, bicycles or the like to transport up a mountain and still be able to use the scooter undisturbed when driving off. It is an object of the present invention to enable a foldable or otherwise compressible scooter, a folding or otherwise compressible bicycle or
  • This object is achieved by a scooter stretcher, by a scooter arrangement and by a method of carrying a scooter
  • a scooter stretcher for carrying a compressible, in particular foldable, roller is provided, wherein the roller stretcher a
  • Carrier structure which is adapted to attach the compressed, in particular folded, scooter, and carrier straps, which are attached to the support structure and for supporting the Scooter stretcher are set up by a user, wherein the scooter stretcher is selectively arranged on the scooter or detachable from the scooter.
  • a scooter assembly comprising a scooter stretcher having the above-described features for supporting a compressible, especially foldable, scooter in a compressed, especially collapsed condition.
  • a method of carrying a compressible, especially foldable, scooter wherein in the method the compressed, especially collapsed, roller is attached to a support structure of a scooter stretcher, and the scooter stretcher is secured by a roller User is supported by carrier straps which are attached to the support structure, wherein the roller stretcher is selectively arranged on the scooter or removably adapted from the scooter.
  • reducible roller is understood in particular a scooter whose dimensions can be significantly reduced in the disassembled state, when the roller is subjected to a corresponding compression or reduction. This can be a folding of the scooter along one or more folding axes, a separation of
  • Components of the scooter by solving one or more
  • Fixing connections for example, screw connections
  • the retraction of one or more telescopic mechanisms for example, the insertion of concentric tubes of different diameters into each other
  • the scooter may temporarily lose its functionality as a scooter (ie not be used as a scooter in the compressed state with the appropriate compression), by an inverse decompression, ie a return to the ready state of the scooter, but regain its ability to function again. If ever under this
  • a stretcher can be used in a first operating state by attaching the stretcher to the compressed, in particular collapsed, scooter, saddling it onto the back of a user, and then by means of the stretcher the compressed, in particular collapsed, scooter can transport.
  • the user can completely remove the scooter from the stretcher so that, for example, while riding the scooter from a mountain, the user can carry the stretcher on his back while using the scooter to ride off as a vehicle.
  • the stretcher can at a
  • Carrier straps facing away from surface of the support structure attached fastening elements in particular three
  • Fastening elements which, for fastening the compressed, in particular folded, roller to correspondingly provided (for example, arranged) counter elements
  • Fasteners may be attached to opposite lower portions of the support structure and the third of the fasteners above and between each other
  • the three fasteners can thus lie on corners of an isosceles triangle whose shortest side through the connecting line of the two lower
  • Fastening elements can be formed. This creates a symmetrical configuration that balances the weight of the scooter well between the different ones
  • Hook element and / or have an eyelet instead of hooks or eyes, it is also possible to attach a piece of rope to two sections of the rope collapsed scooter or the support structure as
  • Embodiment with the three fastening elements for example, the two arranged in the lower portion of the stretcher
  • Fasteners be hooks that engage in corresponding eyelets of the compressed, in particular folded, scooter. Conversely, the two can be arranged below
  • Fastening elements eyelets for example, hanging loops, which are in hook elements on the compressed, in particular
  • a Velcro element or a click element is advantageous for the above and arranged in a central region fastener, which can be connected, for example, with a corresponding counter-element, approximately in an axis region of the wheels of
  • Rollers can be arranged. Instead of a Klettelements or a Vogelelements also an elastic member can be used.
  • the stretcher may comprise two or more fastening straps which are arranged on the support structure and are arranged for crosswise bracing on the compressed, in particular collapsed, roller for fastening the scooter to the stretcher.
  • two fastening straps which are arranged on the support structure and are arranged for crosswise bracing on the compressed, in particular collapsed, roller for fastening the scooter to the stretcher.
  • Fixing straps provided. But it is also possible to provide several, for example three, four, five, six or even more fastening straps. These can then be braced to attach at an angle to each other in different directions
  • fastening straps can be adjustable in length.
  • the fastening straps may be made of an elastic material.
  • the fastening straps may be made of a non-stretchable but bendable material.
  • the carrier structure may have a flexible carrier tarpaulin (which may also be referred to as a throw-over flap), which is set up for at least partial folding around the compressed, in particular folded, roller.
  • the flexible carrier tarpaulin can be, for example, a cloth flap or a rubber flap or a plastic flap, which is so flexible but nevertheless robust that it can wrap around at least part of the body
  • rollers can be folded and then, for example, with a fastening strap can be attached to a corresponding fastener.
  • a fastening strap can be attached to a corresponding fastener.
  • the support structure may have a central region that is more rigid than the flexible support tarpaulin.
  • the carrier plate can be attached to the central area
  • the rigid central area can, for example, be made of a mechanically more stable material
  • the flexible carrier tarpaulin can be made as the flexible carrier tarpaulin. But it can also be formed with a greater material thickness than the flexible carrier tarpaulin. While the flexible carrier tarpaulin for grasping, holding and
  • the stretcher may comprise a further flexible carrier tarpaulin, wherein the flexible carrier tarpaulin and the further flexible carrier tarpaulin may be attached at opposite ends of the central region.
  • two flexible carrier tarpaulins may be opposed to each other in parallel
  • arranged end portions of the central region may be provided. It is also possible that the flexible carrier tarpaulin are fitted in adjoining corner regions of the central region. Also, three, four or more cross-shaped flexible carrier tarpaulins are possible.
  • the flexible carrier tarpaulin and the further flexible carrier tarpaulin can each be arranged between one end of the central region on the one hand and a respective one of the fastening straps on the other hand.
  • Carrier tarp then serves for shielding, supporting and receiving a part of the compressed, in particular folded, scooter, while the fastening straps serve for tensioning and fastening.
  • end portions of the attachment straps may be attached to other attachment straps.
  • ends of the fastening straps may be attached to the scooter.
  • ends of the fastening straps may be attached to the support structure.
  • the flexible carrier tarpaulin may comprise a bag for receiving luggage.
  • a bag may provide storage space for carrying luggage such as drinks, food, textiles, bandages, etc.
  • a bag may be sewn in an interior area or in an exterior area of the flexible tarpaulin Piece of material to be provided.
  • An open end portion of the bag may be provided, for example, with an elastic band, a hook-and-loop fastener or another closure element.
  • the stretcher may comprise a protective tarpaulin, which may comprise, for example, a mesh area. Such a tarpaulin can be removably formed from the rest of the scooter stretcher.
  • the protective tarp may serve to cover the compressed, in particular folded, and attached to the support structure scooter.
  • lashing elements can be provided for lashing the tarpaulin on the support structure.
  • Such a tarpaulin may span the resulting package after mounting the collapsed scooter on the support structure and thus protect against personal injury or damage to the scooter.
  • a protective cover also serves to cover the tarpaulin.
  • the stretcher may include a separate or separable carrier bag component for receiving
  • Carrying bag component can have corresponding connecting means, in particular zipper elements, with which the carrier structure and the carrying bag component can be detachably fastened to one another.
  • a modular system is created, which can have a full-fledged backpack in the form of Tragesackkomponente in a comfortable variant (for example, for a tour with overnight) next to the scooter. This can be connected, for example, with a zip-lock with the support structure.
  • the carrier bag component can be removed from the rest of the stretcher to carry only the scooter with the stretcher.
  • the carry-bag component may optionally be used in any embodiment of the carriers disclosed in this application to make the carrier a full-fledged backpack.
  • the carrier bag component may be selectively connected to the carrier structure, for example by corresponding ones
  • Zipper elements are fastened together. But there are also other connecting means of mechanical, magnetic or other kind possible. Such a bagging component can
  • the support structure may comprise a bag which may be configured (in particular, dimensioned and shaped), the compressed,
  • the bag may optionally have in its interior attachment structures, which are adapted to corresponding attachment structures of the compressed, in particular folded, scooter.
  • the stretcher may comprise one (or more) compensating bodies attached or removably attachable to a surface of the support structure facing away from the support straps, and configured such that upon securing the compressed, in particular collapsed, scooter to the
  • Carrier structure of the balancing body engages in a gap or a void of the compressed, in particular folded, roller and thereby inhibits a particular lateral movement of the compressed, in particular folded roller.
  • Balancing body are selectively attached to the support structure.
  • the compensating body may be an elongated cuboid whose shape is concentrated on the recesses in the compressed,
  • the balancing body may be formed of Styrofoam or other lightweight material and a surface on a
  • the compensating body can alternatively to a cuboid geometry, for example, as a compensating wedge, for Example prismatic, be provided to engage in a correspondingly shaped recess of the roller package.
  • the compensating body can also be designed as inflatable or storage space.
  • the stretcher may have one (or more) separately provided by the support structure tensioning belt, which may have two roller mounting elements for exciting attachment to the compressed, in particular folded, scooter.
  • the tensioning belt may be provided as a component separate from the support structure. With the tensioning belt, the folded-up scooter can be tied into a sturdy package, which then partially protects against undesired parts during further attachment to the stretcher
  • a closing element can be arranged as a construction barrier of the scooter on the tensioning belt.
  • the tensioning belt can in this embodiment with a
  • Such a build-up barrier may be, for example, a lock that can be locked with a key or by entering a particular one
  • the synergistic use of the tensioning belt as a body barrier can further enhance the user-friendliness of the scooter.
  • a build-up lock can also be taken by taking a
  • Locking bolt to be executed.
  • a safety bolt can lead a user leaving the scooter with him.
  • the construction of the scooter can thus be designed such that only by inserting a securing bolt, the structure of the scooter is enabled in a rollable operable state.
  • Lashing elements, straps and the like may be provided from a non-interchangeable material to prevent unwanted removal of such elements by an unauthorized user. Such elements may then be designed to be attached to a tree, stone or the like.
  • a tool such as a bottle opener or an Allen key or other tool for servicing or repairing the scooter may be arranged on the tensioning belt.
  • a bottle opener it is also possible to attach any other functional component to the tensioning belt, for example a pocket knife, a mirror, a first aid kit, a mobile phone, etc.
  • the separately provided from the support structure tensioning belt with the two roller mounting elements can attack, for example, on a wheel axle and a tread plate of the scooter.
  • the scooter can one or two, for example, folding treads for
  • the support structure may comprise a rigid support plate, in particular a back protector plate.
  • a back protector panel protects a user from back injuries during deployment. Should a user fall in the event of an accident, so prevents the back protector, the sharp or dangerous objects can injure the back, so that the back protector plate absorb forces acting and thus protect the back.
  • the support structure may include a power supply device or a receiving structure for
  • the power supply device for supplying a drive unit of the scooter with electrical energy (or other form of energy, for example, mechanical drive energy of a
  • a battery, a spare battery or the like can be accommodated in the stretcher.
  • a connection for example an electrical drive
  • Connecting line between power supply device on the stretcher and drive unit on the scooter required.
  • a scooter according to the invention can be used, for example, as a city scooter.
  • scooters according to the invention can be used not only for driving off a mountain, but also, for example, as a means of transportation in the plane.
  • the scooter may be formed, for example, as an electric scooter or as a gasoline scooter.
  • additional embodiments of the roller arrangement will be described. These also apply to the stretcher and the procedure.
  • the roller may be convertible by means of folding at two folds of the frame about two folding axes between a deployed and the folded state and be attachable to the stretcher in the folded state.
  • the foldability along two folds can make the pack size of the collapsed scooter very small, so that the collapsed scooter can be easily picked up by the stretcher.
  • a roller is provided foldable, wherein two folding axes, that is, two axes along which a folding or unfolding is performed, are skewed to each other. Under a skewed arrangement will be a non-parallel
  • the roller may be compressible by releasing at least one screw connection between components of the roller and be fastened to the support in the compressed state.
  • a frame of the scooter can be disassembled into three parts by loosening two screws, thus transferring the scooter in the compressed state.
  • the roller may be compressible by means of retracting at least one telescopic mechanism between components of the roller and be fastened to the support in the compressed state. By inserting pipes into each other (for example on the frame), the dimension of the scooter can also be significantly reduced and the scooter can be converted into a suitable state for transport in the stretcher.
  • the carrier structure of the carrier can have a flexible carrier tarpaulin, which is set up for at least partial transfer around the compressed, in particular folded, roller.
  • the scooter may include a handlebar, a front wheel and a rear wheel and in a deployed state on the handlebar and the rear wheel can be placed on a substrate.
  • the carrier tarpaulin can be tensioned in the parked on the ground state between the front wheel and the rear wheel, so that a seat opportunity for a user is rashbar.
  • the stretcher can be used in combination with the vertically folded scooter in the unfolded state as a deck chair or the like.
  • the flexible tarpaulin is stretched around the tires and then contains in an intermediate area a taut flexible structure on which a user can sit comfortably.
  • the functionality of the stretcher can be further improved, since a deck chair configuration without the provision of separate parts and thus without increasing the weight can be achieved.
  • the scooter assembly may include at least one tension belt configured to tension the carrier sheet to the scooter in the deployed condition and upside down condition.
  • the roller arrangement can at least one
  • tensioning straps which is clamped for bracing the tarpaulin on the scooter between the handlebar and the tarpaulin.
  • tension straps can significantly improve the stability of the seat because they can form load-bearing connection axes.
  • Tensioning belts have a first tensioning belt, the
  • Front wheel arranged portion of the tarpaulin on the other hand is braced.
  • a second tensioning strap can be braced for bracing the carrier tarpaulin between the link or the fork or the frame on the one hand and a portion of the carrier tarpaulin arranged on the rear wheel on the other hand.
  • These two tensioning belts can, for example, along different clamping axes can be arranged, for example, can be substantially perpendicular to each other.
  • a first substantially horizontal (to the subsurface) extending clamping axis may extend from the rear wheel to the handlebar or the fork.
  • a second substantially vertical cocking axis may extend from the front wheel to the fork or handlebar.
  • the scooter can be used in combination with the stretcher as a seat or as a deck chair. Also, a height adjustable fork leads to a small pack size of the folded and on the stretcher recordable scooter.
  • the scooter having a resilient fork, wherein by means of springing the fork by the weight of a user parked on the ground state the
  • the roller arrangement may comprise two guying devices, each one in a
  • a covered tent area is formed.
  • the area covered by the tarpaulin floor area can be significantly increased, so that the carrier together with scooter can then serve as a tent, for example as a one-man tent.
  • the frame of the scooter kinks cf., for example, Fig. 1
  • a particularly advantageous effect is exhibited in forming a one-person tent area. as this leads to a large space for a user with vertically reversed scooter.
  • the roller assembly may have exactly one guying device, which also has a
  • the scooter assembly may include a wheel blocking device for selectively blocking at least one wheel of the scooter while securing the scooter to the stretcher. To ensure a safe and comfortable lashing over the wheels, they should be blocked be.
  • a wheel blocking device for selectively blocking at least one wheel of the scooter while securing the scooter to the stretcher.
  • One way to do this is to pull the brake and fix the brake lever either by means of a rubber band, lashing strap or the like.
  • the fixation can also have its own brake lever or its own caliper
  • Locking possibility can be realized. Another possibility is to prevent the wheels from rotating via a belt or the like.
  • the fixed brakes are also for the embodiment with the
  • Deckchair configuration is beneficial as the whole system calms down and the forces are better distributed.
  • the scooter may have first attachment features (in particular first engagement means) and the wearer may have second attachment features corresponding thereto
  • the folded roller is attachable to the stretcher.
  • stretcher and scooter can be tailored to each other
  • the scooter can be an electric
  • Drive unit for electrically driving the scooter with electrical energy.
  • the drive unit on the scooter For example, the drive unit on the
  • the scooter arrangement can be a
  • Power supply device may be attached to the scooter or on the stretcher and electrically coupled to the drive unit or be coupled. So it is possible the battery or the like
  • the stretcher can have covering surfaces (in particular tarpaulins or nets), wherein in the state of the compressed, in particular folded, scooter mounted on the stretcher, the scooter can be substantially completely covered by the covering surfaces Degree of coverage is so high that none for one
  • the scooter may be completely or almost completely stowed inside the stretcher.
  • Fig. 1 to Fig. 3 show different views of a foldable
  • FIGS. 4 through 10 illustrate a folding logic of a scooter roller assembly according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
  • Fig. 11 to Fig. 13 show a scooter stretcher and a scooter to be attached thereto in different views and Operating states according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
  • Figs. 14 to 17 show scooter carriers according to others
  • Central area are arranged around.
  • FIGS. 18 to FIG. 20 show different components of a scooter assembly according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention, in which a net can be folded and lashed around a collapsed scooter attached to a rigid protector plate.
  • FIGS. 21 to 23 show different embodiments of a scooter stretcher according to another embodiment of the invention, similar to that shown in FIG. 14 is designed, but one with a
  • Fig. 24 shows a scooter stretcher according to another exemplary embodiment of the invention, in which a collapsed roller is received in a bag.
  • Fig. 25 shows a scooter assembly according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention in an operating condition in which the scooter assembly is converted as a deck chair.
  • Fig. 26 shows a scooter assembly according to yet another exemplary embodiment of the invention, in which the scooter assembly is converted as a one-man tent.
  • Fig. 27 shows a scooter stretcher according to another
  • FIG. 1 shows a roller 100 according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention in different views.
  • Fig. 1 shows a
  • FIG. 2 is a plan view and FIG. 3 is a front view.
  • the scooter 100 is adapted to roll away a human user, not shown.
  • the scooter 100 includes a front wheel 102 and a rear wheel 104 as seen in FIG.
  • the front wheel 102 is made larger than the rear wheel 104, which in combination with the other components of the scooter 100 leads to an ergonomic and safe use of the scooter 100.
  • the size of the front wheel 102 and rear wheel 104 are selected so that a good compromise between driving performance and pack size is achieved. A sufficiently large front wheel 102 leads to a good Driving performance, whereas a sufficiently small rear wheel 104 leads to a small pack size, without negatively affecting the driving performance.
  • the two wheels 102 and 104 are along one
  • Longitudinal axis 106 shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 (coming out of the plane of the paper in FIG. 3) are arranged one behind the other.
  • Footboard for supporting the user's feet includes a first front footboard area 108 and a second rear footboard
  • Footboard portion 110 in particular in FIG. 2 are shown.
  • the first front footboard area 108 is made larger than the second rear footboard area 110.
  • an additional footboard area 180 indicated.
  • the first footboard area 108 and the second footboard area 110 are arranged on opposite sides of the longitudinal axis 106 of the scooter 100 and arranged offset from one another along the longitudinal direction 106 of the scooter 100. In the shown
  • Right-handed configuration is the left side of a frame 112 of the scooter 100, the front first footboard portion 108 disposed, whereas the second rear footboard portion 110 is mounted in the longitudinal direction 106 right side of the frame 112.
  • the Scooter 100 is as a collapsible scooter for rolling
  • the two wheels 102 and 104 are in the deployed state of the scooter, see FIGS. 1 to FIGS. 3, along the longitudinal axis 106 of the roller 100 in a row
  • the frame 112 includes a plurality of mutually foldable
  • Frame sections 114, 116, 118 are collapsible at a first fold 120 and at a second fold 122, as described in more detail below.
  • folds 120, 122 are two Folding axes defined with reference to FIG. 4 to FIG. 10 are described in more detail and are skewed to each other. This can be seen in Fig. 1 on the basis of the mutually angled arrangement of the folds 120, 122.
  • the first footboard area 108 and the second footboard area 102 are formed as separate, non-contiguous components.
  • Footboard areas 108, 110 are formed foldable along the folding axis 106 to the frame 112. With reference to FIG. 2, thus, each of the attached to the frame 112
  • Footboard areas 108, 110 are folded starting from the position shown there, so that the foot tread surfaces of the footboard areas 108, 110 in the folded state vertical to the plane of the paper of FIG. 2 or in the plane of the paper according to FIG. 1.
  • the footboard areas 108 and 110 can be folded up. It can in the unfolded state, the suspension of the footboard areas 108, 110 on the frame 112 a certain
  • the respective footboard portion 108 and 110 is resiliently moved upward to absorb such shocks.
  • the footboard portions 108, 110 are tapered at a respective front end portion, which also provides improved protection against unwanted hanging in stones or the like and against stone chipping and the like.
  • the footboard portions 108, 110 for non-slip support of the two feet of the user spikes 130 in Form of cones arranged with bevelled tips. Due to this geometry is a sufficiently secure persistence of the feet of the
  • the footboard areas 108 and 110 are on the underside of the frame 112 and the associated
  • damping elements in the form of rubber stoppers are provided which cushion the shock acting on the roller 100 or the footboard areas 108, 110. This is a cost-effective and highly effective solution that makes a much more expensive and costly damping on the wheels 104 and 102 superfluous.
  • the frame 112 has sections 118, 116 and partially 114 extending along the longitudinal axis 106.
  • a bridging section 132 is provided, which according to FIG. 2 vertically to the otherwise along the longitudinal axis 106 extending frame portions l l8, 116 and partially 114 extends.
  • FIG. 2 and 3 a spring fork 134 on the front wheel 102 can be seen.
  • a spring fork 134 on the front wheel 102 can be seen.
  • the rear wheel 104 is provided with a Einarmschwinge 136, which also leads to a very small pack size.
  • Einarmschwinge 136 may also be provided a two-arm swing.
  • a removable at a Abappelstelle 140 for example, as Lenkkopfhülse
  • This steering element 142 is removably attachable to the Abappelstelle 140 on the frame 112 and has a handlebar and a stem of the scooter 100, which unites the steering member 142 in one piece. This represents a lightweight and stable
  • a steerer 144 also includes a steering head sleeve attachable to the steering member 142. Further, the scooter 100 shows brake operating lever 148 for actuating a front brake and a reverse brake by means of brake lines 150.
  • FIG. 9 show a folding-in mechanism of a foldable roller 200 which largely corresponds to the roller 100 shown in FIG. 10, the roller 200 is again shown in an unfolded state, indicating two folding axes 900, 904, wherein the reference numerals of the individual components of the roller 200 are omitted for better representation of the folding logic in Fig. 10.
  • Steering 142 separated from the rest of the scooter 200 Point 2b shows how the steering element 142 of the scooter 200 is removed, for example, by releasing two quick releases.
  • the rear tire 104 is, so to speak, threaded into the eye of the front tire 102, or vice versa.
  • Fig. 8 shows how the front wheel 102 is folded backwards. The folded roller 200 is now independently on the front footboard 108 on the ground, so that the footboard 108 next to the
  • Footboard function also has the function of a stand pad.
  • the scooter 200 thus does not fall as a package, and the
  • FIG. 10 illustrates the two mutually skewed folding axes 900 and 904.
  • folding axis 900 extends in the plane of the paper and has a horizontal support a horizontal and a vertical component. Fold axis 904 is perpendicular to the paper plane.
  • Fig. 10 shows schematically (for example at the beginning of each
  • a folding axis for the folding at position 1 is schematized by reference numeral 900.
  • a folding axis 904, concerning the second folding around the position 2a and 3, is directed perpendicular to the plane of the paper of FIG.
  • roller 200 For deploying the roller 200, it can be brought from the state shown in FIG. 9 to the state shown in FIG. 4 by reversing the procedure described with reference to FIGS. 4 to 9.
  • scooter carriers and roller assemblies are exemplified
  • Embodiments of the invention which can be used with the scooters 100 and 200 shown in Fig. 1 to Fig. 10 described.
  • Bicycles can be used.
  • Embodiments of the invention are thus not on the in Fig. 1st up to Fig. Limited shown 10 roller geometries, but for this advantageous used.
  • FIG. 11 shows a stretcher 1100 according to an exemplary embodiment
  • the stretcher 1100 is configured to carry a foldable scooter 100, 200.
  • the stretcher 1100 includes a support structure 1102 configured to secure the folded-up roller 100, 200 (see Fig. 9) thereto.
  • two straps 1202 are attached to the support structure 1102 and are for supporting the stretcher 1100 by a human user.
  • the straps 1202 may be worn on the back by a user, such as a backpack.
  • the stretcher 1100 may be selectively disposed on the scooter 100 or 200 or removed from the scooter 100, 200. In other words, in an operating state in which the roller 100, 200 can be used for rolling, the stretcher 1100 can be completely detached from the scooter 100, 200 and transported on the back of a user.
  • FIG. 11 shows a major surface of the support structure 1102 that faces another major surface of the support structure 1102 to which the support straps 1202 are attached.
  • Fasteners 1104 on the support structure 1102 serve to attach to the collapsed roller 100, 200. Two of the fasteners 1104 are attached to opposite lower portions of the support structure 1102. The third of the Fasteners 1104 are mounted above and between the opposing lower portions of the support structure 1102.
  • FIG. 12 schematically shows the folded-up roller 100, 200 in the folded-up roller 100 in FIG. 9 shown operating state. Because of
  • the two lower-side fastening elements 1104 on the support structure 1102 are designed as hooks which can engage in corresponding eyelets of the folded-up roller 100, 200, as shown in FIG. 12 shown.
  • the upper fastening element 1104 is a click element
  • Click element can be locked, which may be provided in the center of the front wheel of the scooter 100, 200 or on one of the folded treads of the scooter 200.
  • the support structure 1102 is folded down and clicked on the folded roller 200.
  • the upper fastening element 1104 provided as a click element latches with a corresponding feature 1206 of the folded roll 200.
  • a user may then be in the assembled state as in FIG. 13
  • FIG. 11 to FIG. Figure 13 allows three-point attachment, with the stretcher 1100 holding the folded package of the scooter 100, 200 together.
  • the fastening elements 1104 are shown in FIG. 11 to FIG. 13 shown only schematically, and may be hooks, loops, eyelets, etc. Height and / or length of such
  • Fasteners 1104 may be adjustable.
  • one or more tensioning straps may additionally be provided, which for securing the roller 100, 200 mounted on the support 110, can completely or partially span the package.
  • Fig. 14 shows a stretcher 1400 according to another
  • the stretcher 1400 is configured to stretch the stretcher 1400
  • Attachment straps 1402 which are arranged on the support structure 1102 or connected to this and for cross-bracing on the folded roller 100, 200 for
  • FIG. 14 shows fastening straps 1402 located vertically opposite one another and fastening straps 1402 located horizontally opposite each other. Laterally extending fastening straps 1402 are provided on the upper region according to FIG. 14.
  • Attachment straps 1402 may include a strap portion 1410 and an end portion of the strap portion 1410
  • the webbing areas 1410 are for re-tightening a region of the scooter 100 to be spanned, 200 set, whereas the closure elements 1412 for
  • closure elements may be, for example, snap fasteners, hooks or the like.
  • the carrier structure 1102 has four flexible carrier tarpaulins 1404 (or overflaps) for at least partially folding over (or over-throwing over) the folded-up roller 100, 200
  • Such flexible carrier tarpaulins 1404 are made, for example, of rubber or plastic or textile and serve to enclose a corresponding region of the area
  • the central area 1406 out or are attached to this.
  • the central area 1406 may be used, for example, as a protector plate for
  • the flexible support sheets 1404 may be sewn, glued, riveted, etc., or integrally formed (but with, for example, lesser thickness) to the central region 1406 at such a central region 1406.
  • One of the flexible carrier sheets 1404, as shown in Fig. 14, has the largest area, and has a sewn pocket 1408 for receiving items such as drinks or the like.
  • An elastic band 1410 or other closure element prevents such objects from falling out when they are received in the pocket 1408.
  • the bag 1408 protectively on a Is mounted inside the carrier tarpaulin 1404, the bag 1408 may alternatively be mounted on an outside of the carrier tarpaulin 1404 easily accessible.
  • To 1400 in the support one not shown in Fig. 14
  • the tension straps 1402 may be secured to each other or elsewhere on the stretcher 1400.
  • One of the supporting tarpaulins 1404 (the uppermost one according to FIG. 14) may have a recess 1414, through which parts of the
  • the recess 1414 serves as a centering aid for additionally stabilizing the roller suspension on the support 1400.
  • any other of the support plates 1404 may have one or more recesses 1414.
  • FIGS. 16 and 17 show wearers 1500, 1600 and 1700, respectively, according to other embodiments of the invention similar to FIG. 14.
  • the fastening straps 1402 (which may be referred to as straps) and the overflaps 1404 are arranged in different places or in different numbers.
  • the overwrap flaps 1404 and the adjoining tensioning belts are disposed in corner portions of the substantially rectangular rigid central portion 1406 with rounded corners.
  • Fig. 16 shows a symmetrical arrangement with small area
  • FIG. 14 While according to FIG. 14 connect the large-area Overschlappen 1404 in the vertical direction and the garflambaigeren Matterschlappen 1404 in the horizontal direction of the centering 1406, which are shown in Fig. 17, the larger surface Kochschlappen 1404 side or in the horizontal direction.
  • the size and position as well as the number (preferably at least two) of the tensioning straps 1402 and the overflap 1404 are variably selectable.
  • FIG. 18 to FIG. 20 describes a stretcher 2000 according to yet another embodiment of the invention.
  • the stretcher 2000 has a protective tarpaulin 1800 shown in FIG. This optionally includes a carrying bag 1804 which is arranged in a central area and is surrounded by a net area 1800, alternatively a continuous tarpaulin. Instead of a network, therefore, a flexible fabric can be used.
  • FIG. 19 shows the folded-up roller 100, 200 with a separate tensioning belt 1900.
  • the tensioning belt 1900 has a steel cable 1908, in the end regions of which roller fastening elements 1902, 1904 are provided, which are attached, for example hooked, to the folded-up roller 200.
  • Roller fasteners 1902, 1904 is attached to the scooter 100, 200, the co-packaged roller 100, 200 can be protected from unwanted unfolding when tampered with, for example, a user's hand.
  • the tensioning belt 1900 still has an optional bottle opener 1906.
  • Bottle opener 1906 may also be omitted or replaced with another part, for example, a tool such as a
  • Tensioning belt 1900 shown in FIG. 19 one of the two
  • the opposite roller mounting elements 1902, 1904 also designed as a body barrier.
  • the first roller mounting member 1902 is a hook that can be hooked into a corresponding position of the roller 200 (for example, a spoke of a wheel).
  • the second roller mounting element 1904 is designed as a carabiner, which can also serve for attachment to the scooter in an operating state.
  • the carabiner 1904 is lockable, see keyhole 1910, and thus serves as a body barrier.
  • the carabiner 1904 can also be secured by a combination lock or the like.
  • the body lock of FIG. 19 also as an immobilizer.
  • FIG. 20 shows a side view of the central region 1406 of the support structure 1102 designed as a protector plate with it
  • one of the fastening straps 1402 is designed by way of example without overlapping flaps. In this way, all combinations of overwrap flaps 1404 and attachment straps 1402 attached thereto may alternatively be provided without the overwrap flaps 1404. If the roller 100, 200 folded together and optionally tied by means of the tension belt 1900, so this can be connected to the in FIG. 20, similar to those described in FIGS. 14 to 17. After applying it to a package
  • Carrier structure 1102 fixed roller 200 additionally protectively cover.
  • Lashing elements 1802 or other fixing means can be used for lashing or fixing the protective tarpaulin 1800 to the support structure 1102. Due to the protective tarpaulin 1800, if necessary protruding parts of the scooter 200 are protected from the environment. In other words, the carrying bag 1804 with net 1800 is hung and lashed over the lashed package. For short tours, it is sufficient to use only the components shown in FIGS. 19 and 20. For long tours (or for lift driving, for safety reasons), the component of FIG. 18 optional to be used. Thus, FIG. 18 to FIG. 20 provides a three-part, modular system that can be flexibly combined by a user.
  • FIGS. 21-23 show another modular system of a carrier 2100 in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the invention.
  • the support 2100 of Fig. 21 is substantially similar to that of Fig. 14.
  • the attachment straps 1402 are locked together after being wrapped around the scooter 100, 200, the configuration of a laced scooter package shown in Fig. 22 results.
  • FIGS. 21 and 22 For a short tour it is sufficient to use the components shown in FIGS. 21 and 22 with a folded-up roller 100, 200.
  • the carrying bag component 2300 serves for the purpose of
  • the support structure 1102 and the bagging component 2300 have corresponding ones
  • Attachment mechanisms so that they are detachably fastened to each other.
  • the zipper 2302 When the zipper 2302 is closed, takes the in Fig. 23 in its interior the scooter 100, 200 and additionally offers a user a full rucksack function due to the attached bag component 2300. If such a backpack function is not required, then the carrying bag component 2300, for example for short tours,
  • Fig. 24 shows a stretcher 2400 according to yet another
  • the stretcher 2400 has one
  • Carrier structure which is designed as a sack 2402 suitable size and stability.
  • the folded scooter 100, 200 can in
  • the insertion of the scooter 100, 200 into the bag 2402 can be done from the side or from below.
  • the insertion opening at the top of the bag 2402 can be selectively opened or closed with an elastic band (or alternatively with a zipper, etc.) that can be actuated by means of a tension element 2406.
  • an optional back protector plate 1404 is provided.
  • an optional back protector plate 1404 may be provided in the interior of the bag 2402 on the rollers 100, 200 adapted fastening elements 1104, for example, to form a three-point attachment according to FIG. 11 to FIG. 13.
  • Fig. 25 shows a roller arrangement according to an embodiment of the invention, in which the combination of a
  • Carrier according to the invention for example one of the carriers shown in FIGS. 14 to 23
  • a roller 100, 200 in a configuration as Deck chair are shown.
  • one of these wearers can be rearranged without additional equipment to be used as a lounge chair.
  • the scooter 100, 200 in the deployed state that is, built as a vehicle
  • the stretcher with the support structure 1102 is pulled over the reversed roller 100, 200, and slipped over the rear wheel 104 and the front wheel 102. This results in a
  • the flexibility of the tarpaulin 1404 results in a user-friendly deck chair feel.
  • the tarpaulin 1404 is thus tensioned in a parked on the ground 124 state between the front wheel 104 and the rear wheel 102, thus forming a seat for a user is formed.
  • Tensioning belt 2500 is provided, which can give the system further stability after slipping the stretcher over the roller 100, 200 rotated about 180 °.
  • a first tension belt 2500 is for
  • a second tensioning belt 2500 is for bracing the carrier tarpaulin 1404 between the link 142 or the fork 134 or the frame 112 on the one hand and arranged on the rear wheel 104 portion of the Support plate 1404 on the other hand braced.
  • Fig. 25 shows
  • the roller further includes a height-adjustable fork 134, as indicated by reference numeral 2502.
  • a height adjustability of the link 142 is indicated by reference numeral 2512. Also by this height adjustment can be adjusted between a sitting position and a reclining position.
  • FIG. 25 uses a resilient fork 134, as indicated by reference numeral 2504.
  • the fork 134 can be mechanically damped in the parked on the ground 124 state, the seat under load, which allows a user when using the deckchair a soft effect.
  • treadboards 126, 128 of the scooter 100, 200 can be arranged so that when exerting a weight of a user on the support tarpaulin 1404, the user sits comfortably on such a footboard 126, 128.
  • FIG. 26 shows a roller arrangement 2600 in which, starting from the embodiment shown in FIG. 25 deck chair configuration also shown one more
  • Tent function can be achieved.
  • two bracing devices 2600 can be used for this purpose, each of which has an anchoring area 2602 (for example a herring) that can be anchored in the base 124 and a tension belt 2604 attached or detachably attachable to the support structure 1102.
  • an anchoring area 2602 for example a herring
  • a tension belt 2604 attached or detachably attachable to the support structure 1102.
  • FIG. 26 shows two bracing devices 2600 arranged opposite one another. However, a single bracing device 2600 can also be used
  • guying devices which are advantageous to the lying area of the user
  • FIG. 26 shows in dashed lines the tensioning belts 2500 that are tensioned between the link 142 on the one hand and the rear wheel 104 on the other hand.
  • Fig. 27 shows a scooter stretcher 2700 according to another
  • roller 100, 200 is fixed to the support 2100, as described with reference to FIG. 21.
  • additional attachment straps 2704 may be attached to the carry bag component 2300 be lashed by means of an apparent snap closure element 2706 on the scooter 100, 200 and the support 2100.
  • Carrying bag component 2300 is secured to the back member of the stretcher 2100 with the attachment straps 2704.
  • the size-adjustable attachment straps 2704 may be used as carrier straps (similar to a backpack).
  • Reference numeral 2702 denotes a bag in which, for example, provisions can be accommodated in the bagging component 2300.
  • a protector wearer can also without the insertion of a
  • Carrying bag component can be used.
  • Carrying bag component can be used as a deck chair also attaching the stretcher directly to the two tires or on a tire is possible.
  • removing the bagging component is also an advantage in train, car or bus travel.
  • the stretcher and scooter can stay in the trunk.
  • the carrying bag component can be taken into the driving area (snack, food, etc.).
  • the scooter and the stretcher can remain in a garage, a cellar, a storeroom, etc., if a user uses the driving area (snack, food, etc.).
  • Carrying bag component for example, with in the kitchen takes to feel it with food.
  • the carrying bag component can also be used alone as a very light cycling or touring backpack.
  • Carrying bag component and / or stretcher can with a
  • the stretcher can also be used as protective clothing, for example when
  • the stretcher can also serve as a protector backpack for other sports (for example, skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking).
  • a rain cover can cover the entire package (stretcher, scooter,
  • Carrying bag component or only over a part thereof (carrying and carrying bag component) are slipped.
  • Such a measure serves as Einschtik with respect to the above parts of scooters and as

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L'invention concerne un porte-trottinette (1100; 1400; 2000; 2100; 2400) permettant de porter une trottinette pliante (100; 200), le porte-trottinette (1100; 1400; 2000; 2100; 2400) présentant une structure de support (1102) qui est conçue pour y fixer la trottinette (100; 200) repliée et des sangles de support (1202) qui sont fixées à la structure de support (1102) et sont conçues de sorte qu'un utilisateur puisse porter le porte-trottinette (1100; 1400; 2000; 2100; 2400), le porte-trottinette (1100; 1400; 2000; 2100; 2400) étant conçu pour pouvoir être sélectivement disposé sur la trottinette (100; 200) ou ôté de celle-ci (100; 200).
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