18532660. TAILGATE PAD simplified abstract (Fox Factory, Inc.)
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TAILGATE PAD
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Inventor(s)
Jean Francois Lacroix of North Vancouver (CA)
Robbie Roberts of Port Moody (CA)
Rodrigo Da Motta of New Westminster (CA)
TAILGATE PAD - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18532660 titled 'TAILGATE PAD
The abstract describes a patent application for a tailgate pad that includes a front side, a top side, and a back side. The pad features at least one external pad coupled with the back side, which can be deployed to provide a padded structure for a bicycle resting on the tailgate.
- The tailgate pad includes a front side, a top side, and a back side.
- At least one external pad is coupled with the back side.
- The external pad can be deployed to provide a padded structure for a bicycle.
- The external pad has a stowed position that does not traverse the top side.
- An external pad retainer on the front side secures the external pad in place.
Potential Applications: - Transporting bicycles securely on a vehicle's tailgate. - Protecting the tailgate and bicycles from damage during transportation.
Problems Solved: - Providing a padded surface for bicycles to rest on. - Preventing damage to the tailgate and bicycles during transport.
Benefits: - Easy and secure transportation of bicycles. - Protection for both the tailgate and bicycles. - Convenient and efficient solution for cyclists.
Commercial Applications: Title: Tailgate Pad for Secure Bicycle Transportation This technology can be used by cycling enthusiasts, bike shops, and outdoor equipment retailers to offer a safe and reliable solution for transporting bicycles.
Questions about Tailgate Pad: 1. How does the external pad provide protection for the bicycles? The external pad extends from the back side to create a padded structure for the bicycles to rest on, preventing damage during transportation.
2. Can the tailgate pad be used for different types of bicycles? Yes, the tailgate pad is designed to accommodate various sizes and types of bicycles, making it versatile for different users.
Original Abstract Submitted
A tailgate pad. The tailgate pad includes a front side, a top side, and a back side. The tailgate pad includes at least one external pad coupled with the back side. The external pad having a deployed position extending from the back side, over the top side, and coupled with an external pad retainer on the front side to provide a padded structure for a portion of a bicycle resting thereon. The external pad having a stowed position that does not traverse the top side.
