Roller skate with device for assisting the turning and braking action thereof

Claim 3

A device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said mounting seat is attached to said skate body adjacent to said rear end, said first end of said plate being posterior to said second end.

Claim 4

A device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said mounting seat is attached to said skate body adjacent to said front end, said first end of said plate being anterior to said second end.

Claim 5

A device as claimed in claim 1, comprising two said mounting seats, wherein one of said mounting seats is attached to said skate body adjacent to said rear end, said first end of said plate of said one of said mounting seats being posterior to said second end thereof, the other one of said mounting seats being adjacent to said front end, said first end of said plate of said other one of said mounting seats being anterior to said second end thereof.

Claim 6

A device as claimed in claim 1, further comprising shock-absorbing pads provided at the connections between said mounting arms and the parts of said roller skate to which said mounting arms are attached.

Claim 7

A roller skate comprising: a skate body having roller aligned along an axis extending between a front end and a rear end of said skate body; at least one mounting seat attached to a bottom side of said skate body adjacent to at least one of said ends, said mounting seat including a plate which has a first end, a second end, two mounting arms extending upward from said first end and said second end of said plate, said mounting arms connected to said roller skate along said axis of said roller skate, a main screw member provided at a point of said axis of said roller skate and two adjacent screw members on two sides of said axis; a pair of mounting shafts mounted on each of said at least one mounting seats and extending in a fashion that they form an angle therebetween and that they are symmetric with respect to said axis of said roller skate, each of said mounting shafts having a flat end, said flat end having a main screw hole through which said flat end is screwed to said plate via said main screw member; and a pair of auxiliary rollers mounted respectively to each of said at least one pair of mounting shafts so that they lie in two imaginary planes which are perpendicular to said mounting shafts, respectively, and which form an angle therebetween, said flat end of each of said mounting shafts further having an elongated adjustment slot outward of said main screw hole to receive a respective one of said adjustment screw members, whereby the angle between said auxiliary rollers can be adjusted, said auxiliary rollers being symmetric with respect to said axis of aid roller skate and diverging toward said adjacent end of said skate to which said at least one mounting seat is attached, said auxiliary rollers being mounted so as to be raised from the ground when said roller skate is not braked.

Claim 8

A roller skate comprising: a skate body having roller aligned along an axis extending between a front end and a rear end of said skate body; at least one mounting seat attached to a bottom side of said skate body adjacent to at least one of said ends, said mounting seat including a plate which has a first end, a second end, two mounting arms extending upward from said first end and said second end of said plate, said mounting arms connected to said roller skate along said axis of said roller skate, a main screw member provided at a point of said axis of said roller skate and two adjacent screw members on two sides of said axis; a pair of mounting shafts mounted on each of said at least one mounting seats and extending in a fashion that they form an angle therebetween and that they are symmetric with respect to said axis of said roller skate, each of said mounting shafts having a flat end, said flat end having a main screw hole through which said flat end is screwed to said plate via said main screw member; and a pair of auxiliary rollers mounted respectively to each of said at least one pair of mounting shafts so that they lie in two imaginary planes which are perpendicular to said mounting shafts, respectively, and which form an angle therebetween, said flat end of each of said mounting shafts further having an elongated adjustment slot outward of said main screw hole to receive a respective one of said adjustment screw members, whereby the angle between said auxiliary rollers can be adjusted, said auxiliary rollers being symmetric with respect to said axis of aid roller skate and diverging toward said adjacent end of said skate to which said at least one mounting seat is attached, said auxiliary rollers being mounted so as to be raised from the ground when said roller skate is not braked.

Claim 9

A roller skate as claimed in claim 6, wherein said mounting seat is attached to said skate body adjacent to said rear end, said first end of said plate being posterior to said second end.

Claim 10

A roller skate as claimed in claim 6, wherein said mounting seat is attached to said skate body adjacent to said front end, said first end of said plate being anterior to said second end.

Claim 11

A roller skate as claimed in claim 6, comprising two said mounting seats, wherein one of said mounting seats is attached to said skate body adjacent to said rear end, said first end of said plate of said one of said mounting seats being posterior to said second end thereof, the other one of said mounting seats being adjacent to said front end, said first end of said plate of said other one of said mounting seats being anterior to said second end thereof.

Claim 12

A roller skate as claimed in claim 6, comprising shock-absorbing pads provided at the connections between said mounting arms and the parts of said skate body to which said mounting arms are attached.