Cycle frame support for driving auxiliary equipment - has height adjustable frame with quick release for front and rear forks

Abstract

Abstract The bicycle with its wheels removed is supported by a frame so that it may be used for physical training or for driving an auxiliary piece of equipment. The frame has a longitudinal element (1) made from a square tube, supported by adjustable fasteners on verticals (5) each end, and has a bracket at the front to support the front forks, with a quick release fastener included. The rear bracket is supported by an offset tube (15) with a similar quick release fastener (22) and this tube includes a special gear wheel (20) for a chain to drive the auxiliary device, the normal chain drive being used for power. The bottom bracket (14) of the cycle is supported by a bearer plate (13) on the longitudinal element.

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