Wolf Tooth Components, LLC

Jeffrey Scott Jordan

A linear actuator system includes a linear actuator including an outer body, an inner body disposed within the outer body, a fluid chamber at least partially extending between the inner body and the outer body, a piston chamber extending at least partially within the inner body, a valve configured to selectively fluidly couple the fluid chamber and the piston chamber to each other, a piston assembly including a piston, a variable volume within the piston chamber that extends between the piston and the valve, and a gas collector assembly including a fluid passageway. The piston assembly is disposed within the piston chamber, wherein a movement of the piston assembly causes a gas separated from a liquid within the variable volume to flow through the fluid passageway, through the valve, and into the fluid chamber.

Linear actuator system

A saddle clamp for a bicycle includes a rail clamp, and a first and a second post clamp. The rail clamp includes a first rail clamp body configured to engage at least a portion of a first rail of a bicycle saddle, and a second rail clamp body configured to engage at least a portion of a second rail of the bicycle saddle, wherein the first and second rail clamp bodies are configured to cooperate to urge the first and second rails towards each other. Each post clamp is configured to engage a bicycle seat post, with the first and second post clamps disposed between the first and second rail clamp bodies, wherein the first and second post clamps are configured to exert a compressive force on the bicycle seat post in response to the first and second rail clamp bodies urging the first and second rails towards each other.

Saddle clamp

A height-adjustable seat post includes a lower tube having a top open end and a bottom open end, an upper tube having a top end and a bottom end, and a saddle clamp removably coupled to the upper tube. The top end of the upper tube is configured to be received through the bottom open end of the lower tube and extend beyond the top open end, and, when the saddle clamp is removed from the upper tube, the top end of the upper tube is configured to pass through the bottom open end of the lower tube.

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Fishers, IN, United States of America

Jeffrey Scott Jordan