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Sun Mountain Sports, Inc.

Izzo Systems, Inc.

Eric W Reimers

Dale H Truett

Michael J Deden

Mark Robirds

Eugenia Gilligan

Lance T Klinger

Allen D Slagell

Jonathan T Rose

Franklyn R Jones

A pedal powered bag transport cart/cycle is a personal riding cart/cycle adapted to transport a rider and a bag. The cart/cycle is generally symmetrical about a longitudinal plane and includes a frame with a seat, a front wheel and steering components, a rear wheel, an inclined bag support, a pedal subassembly, and in some embodiments a motor assist subassembly and controls.

Riding bag transport cart/cycle

A rideable golf cycle adapted to transport a rider and a golf bag for use on a golf course. The cycle includes a frame and a seat, a front wheel and steering components, a rear wheel, an inclined bag support structure extending between the legs of the rider, and a motor/control subassembly.

Rideable golf bag cart/cycle

Pedal powered riding bag transport cart/cycle

A rideable golf bag cart/cycle () is a personal riding golf cart/cycle adapted to transport a single rider () and a golf bag () for use on a golf course. The cart/cycle () is generally symmetrical about a longitudinal plane () and includes a frame () with a seat (), a front wheel and steering components (), a rear wheel (), an inclined bag support structure () extending between the legs of the rider (), and a motor/control subassembly (). A collapsed mode () in some embodiments is achieved by folding down the handlebars () and pivoting the running boards () up against the frame (). An enhanced embodiment () includes a canopy () and a deluxe multifunctional console ().

A pedal powered motor-assist golf bag cart/cycle () is a personal riding golf cart/cycle adapted to transport a rider and a golf bag () for use on a golf course. The cart/cycle () is generally symmetrical about a longitudinal plane () and includes a frame () with a seat (), a front wheel and steering components (), a rear wheel (), an inclined bag support (), a pedal subassembly (), a motor assist subassembly (), and controls (). It is adapted to be propelled by either the pedal subassembly (), the motor subassembly (), or both together.

Pedal powered motor-assisted riding golf bag cart/cycle

A standing riding golf bag cart () is provided for transporting a passenger and a golf bag () around a golf course. The cart () is adapted to covert between an expanded mode () for usage and a compact mode (), for storage. The cart includes a base tube (), a front carriage subassembly (), a steering subassembly (); a bag support subassembly (); a central support subassembly (), and a rear drive subassembly (). The central support subassembly () is provided with running boards () upon which the passenger stands. The cart () is propelled by a pair of rear drive wheels () each having an associated electric motor () controlled by the passenger using a throttle control ().

Collapsible single passenger riding golf bag cart

Expanded combination golf bag and cart

Folded combination golf bag and cart

Golf bag top

A golf bag cart system () is provided for supporting and transporting a golf bag (). The cart () is a three wheel push cart with a front disc motor () mounted in the front wheel (). Recurve tubes () support the golf bag () with ample access to pockets and provide a battery cradle () situated to improve traction. An offset bracket () provides and improved handle pivot (). Grasping arms () releasably grip the golf bag and are adjustable. Speed and motor controls () including preset distance controls (and) provide superior control of motion for the user. The handle () is provided with a dashboard console () including numerous useful accessories.

Power assisted golf bag cart

Expanded golf bag cart

Folded golf bag cart

A golf bag cart () having a frame (), a handle (), first and second rear wheels (), and first and second wheel struts (), to which the first and second rear wheels () are rotatably mounted, the first and second wheel struts () being pivotally mounted to the frame () by mid-frame pivots (). A front wheel () and a front wheel mount () are included, the front wheel mount () being pivotally attached to the frame () by a lower frame pivot (). The golf bag cart () is movable from an extended configuration () to a collapsed configuration (), such that the rear wheels () pivot about the mid-frame pivots () to move towards the front wheel (). The front wheel () and the wheel mount () pivot about the lower frame pivot () so that the front wheel () moves towards the rear wheels (), as the golf bag cart () is being collapsed.

Collapsible golf cart

Briefly, one preferred embodiment of the present invention () is an extension handle () for a golf bag () having a top opening (), and carrying straps (). The extension handle () includes one or more brackets () attached to the golf bag () near the top opening (), the brackets () having attachment points () for attachment of the golf bag straps (), these attachment points () extending beyond the top opening () of the bag (). The extension handle () includes a handle () attached to the bracket or brackets (). Also a golf bag () having an extension handle ().

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Missoula, MT, United States of America

Eric W Reimers