Saddle support for bicycles and the like

Claim 2

A saddle support for bicycles and the like, of the type constituted by a saddle stem terminating in a head comprising means for adjusting the longitudinal position and the inclination of a saddle frame to be supported by the head, wherein the head of the saddle stem comprises, on each of two side faces, a projection formed with a groove whose base, directed downwards, has a substantially arcuate shape, and a cradle adapted to be fixed below the head of the saddle stem by means of two screws located one in front of the other and both ahead of said stem, said cradle having on each side, two recesses having upwardly directed coaxial cylindrical bases, each of two longitudinal members of the saddle frame being intended to be introduced and clamped in a groove in the head of the saddle stem and in the two corresponding recesses of the cradle, located on either side of the groove.

Claim 3

A saddle support for bicycles and the like, of the type constituted by a saddle stem terminating in a head comprising means for adjusting the longitudinal position and the inclination of a saddle frame to be supported by the head, wherein the head of the saddle stem comprises, on each of two side faces, a projection formed with a groove whose base, directed downwards, has a substantially arcuate shape, and a cradle adapted to be fixed below the head of the saddle stem by means of two screws located one in front of the other, said cradle having on each side, two recesses having upwardly directed coaxial cylindrical bases, each of two longitudinal members of the saddle frame being intended to be introduced and clamped in a groove in the head of the saddle stem and in the two corresponding recesses of the cradle, located on either side of the groove, the head of the saddle stem comprising, in order to receive the two screws, a first tapped hole having a substantially vertical axis formed at the rear of the two projections comprising grooves having an annular base and a second tapped hole having an inclined axis, located in front of these two projections.

Claim 4

A saddle support for bicycles and the like, of the type constituted by a saddle stem terminating in a head comprising means for adjusting the longitudinal position and the inclination of a saddle frame to be supported by the head, wherein the head of the saddle stem comprises, on each of two side faces, a projection formed with a groove whose base, directed downwards, has a substantially arcuate shape, and a cradle adapted to be fixed below the head of the saddle stem by means of two screws located one in front of the other, said cradle having on each side, two recesses having upwardly directed coaxial cylindrical bases, each of two longitudinal members of the saddle frame being intended to be introduced and clamped in a groove in the head of the saddle stem and in the two corresponding recesses of the cradle, located on either side of the groove, the head of the saddle stem comprising, in order to receive the two screws, a first tapped hole having a substantially vertical axis formed at the rear of the two projections comprising grooves having an annular base and a second tapped hole having an inclined axis, located in front of these two projections.

Claim 5

A saddle support for bicycles and the like, of the type constituted by a saddle stem terminating in a head comprising means for adjusting the longitudinal position and the inclination of a saddle frame to be supported by the head, wherein the head of the saddle stem comprises, on each of two side faces, a projection formed with a groove whose base, directed downwards, has a substantially arcuate shape, and a cradle adapted to be fixed below the head of the saddle stem by means of two screws located one in front of the other, said cradle having on each side, two recesses having upwardly directed coaxial cylindrical bases, each of two longitudinal members of the saddle frame being intended to be introduced and clamped in a groove in the head of the saddle stem and in the two corresponding recesses of the cradle, located on either side of the groove, the cradle comprising a first notch in its front part and a second notch in its rear part, through which the two screws are introduced.

Claim 6

A saddle support for bicycles and the like, of the type constituted by a saddle stem terminating in a head comprising means for adjusting the longitudinal position and the inclination of a saddle frame to be supported by the head, wherein the head of the saddle stem comprises, on each of two side faces, a projection formed with a groove whose base, directed downwards, has a substantially arcuate shape, and a cradle adapted to be fixed below the head of the saddle stem by means of two screws located one in front of the other, said cradle having on each side, two recesses having upwardly directed coaxial cylindrical bases, each of two longitudinal members of the saddle frame being intended to be introduced and clamped in a groove in the head of the saddle stem and in the two corresponding recesses of the cradle, located on either side of the groove, the cradle comprising a first notch in its front part and a second notch in its rear part, through which the two screws are introduced.

Claim 7

The saddle support according to claim 3 wherein the notch located in the front part of the cradle is defined by two lugs which project from the lower side of the cradle.

Claim 8

The saddle support according to claim 4, wherein the second tapped hole having an inclined axis in the head opens into a further notch having a V-shaped profile cut at the junction point of the saddle stem and head, said further notch receiving the two aforesaid lugs projecting from the lower side of the cradle are housed.

Claim 9

The saddle support according to claim 3 wherein the notches of the front and rear parts of the cradle both comprise, an enlarged lower part and an upper narrower part, connected by a flat surface on which the head of the corresponding screw bears.