Combination lock for the securing of skis, bicycles or the like

Claim 1

In a combination lock adapted for securing skis, bicycles and the like, having a lock housing in which setting disks for setting a lock combination are rotatably supported and from which housing there extends fixed thereto, one end of a loop, the other, free end of which is insertable into an insertion channel in the lock housing and is engageable by a lock member, the improvement comprising a setting-disk mounting shaft, said setting disks are mounted on said mounting shaft, and a collar on said shaft, an actuating button inwardly extending into the lock housing and being for actuation when the combination is correctly set, said shaft extending from said inwardly extending actuating button, said lock member includes a latch located within said insertion channel for catching said free end of the loop, means for spring biasing said latch, said latch is operatively mounted on said shaft, displaceable against said spring biasing, said collar comprises means for disengaging said latch when the lock combination is correctly set by displacement of said collar together with said shaft upon actuation of said actuating button, means including a push button for changing the lock combination and locking sleeves releasably cooperating with said setting disks and being guided displaceably on said shaft, spring means for spring biasing said sleeves, said push button is coaxial with said shaft and mounted on a side of said lock housing opposite said actuating button, said push button extends into a push button collar, said push button collar being located on an inner side of the lock housing and resting against an end one of said spring-biased locking sleeves, and said push button collar is formed as a cup-shaped bushing, a front end of said shaft is mounted in said cup-shaped bushing, a bottom of said bushing lying spaced at a distance from the front end of said shaft, said distance corresponding to an actuating stroke of the latch.