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Thule IP Ab

Thule Sweden Ab

Campbell and Scott Ltd.

Gary Alan Gibson

Patrick David Maguire

Timothy Kent Armstrong

Michael Noer

Campbell Allen Booth

Campbell Alan Booth

Magnus Welander

Patrick Maguire

A wearable support assembly is provided which includes a belt strap configured to be secured about a user's hips/waist and a carrier frame which is pivotally attached to the belt strap at two pivot points which are spaced apart along the belt strap to create a substantially lateral pivot axis when the belt is worn by the user, where the relative position of the two pivot points can be adjusted with respect to the belt, the carrier frame is located behind the user when the support assembly is worn by the user and the carrier frame spans the distance between each pivot point on the belt strap with a gap separating the belt strap and the carrier frame.

Wearable supports

A bicycle transport bag () comprising a bicycle supporting frame structure () and a covering (), wherein the supporting frame structure () comprises frame elements which are arranged to be assembled in a first bicycle supporting configuration inside the covering (). The frame elements are removable from the covering () and are arranged to be reassembled into a second different bicycle supporting configuration outside of the covering (). In the second bicycle supporting configuration, the bicycle supporting frame structure () may take the form of a bicycle work stand.

Bicycle transport bag

The present invention relates to a connection device for a pannier for a vehicle and a pannier having such a connection device. The connection device includes a pivotable support member having an attachment arrangement for attaching to the vehicle. The pivotable support member is adapted to be pivoted between an attachment position, in which the attachment arrangement is exposed for attachment to the vehicle, and a concealed position. The present invention provides a connection device having an attachment arrangement. The attachment arrangement can be displaced so as not to interfere with objects, e.g., getting snared or caught.

Connection device for a pannier

An apparatus for accessing longitudinal bores which includes: a length of resilient tube configured to be extendible along at least a portion of its length; wherein one end of the resilient tube includes a utility head thereon; and wherein the other end of the tube is configured to directly or indirectly connect to, and receive a force from, a physical energy source.

Method and apparatus for navigating longitudinal bores

Bike basket

Rolling container

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Dunedin, New Zealand

Gary Alan Gibson