Bicycle handlebar with removable and adjustable aerobar
CA 2584994 C · Owner: Ording, Andrew · Inventors: Ording, Andrew; Poertner, Joshua R.
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A handlebar has first and second laterally extending portions disposed outboard of a central attachment portion. The first and second laterally extending portions , include first and second aerobar clamping mechanisms. Each clamping mechanism includes a , tapered receiving sleeve having an axis generally parallel to a travel axis of the handlebar. A , collet having a major axis that extends in a plane generally parallel to the direction of travel is , receivable within the receiving sleeve. The collet includes a plurality of axially extending , slots that permits the diameter of the collet to be varied. The collet includes an aerobar , receiving slot having a major axis that is …
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- Filed October 27, 2005 and granted February 11, 2014. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended October 27, 2025.
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