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Donnay, S.a.

Snauwaert En Depla N.v.

Joris Van Raemdonck

Jean-Pierre Couturet

Jean-Claude Chretien

An apparatus for securing elements to the wall of composite components has a holder which passes through an aperture of the composite component. The holder consists of a coupling part which is disposed on the side of the composite component to which access is difficult and also of an operating part which is disposed at the readily accessible side of the composite component. The actuating part and the coupling part are engagable with one another for the application of a rotary movement from the actuating part to the coupling part. The coupling part is couplable with a coupling counterpart of the element to be mounted which passes through the actuating part through mutual rotation and axial clamping of the coupling part, the wall, the actuating part and the element.

Apparatus for securing active and/or passive element to the wall of

A bicycle frame having separate tubes made of composite material and joined to each other in the region of the crank axle bracket with a coiled band also made of composite material. This solid coiled band arrangement, which joins together the saddle frame tube, the lower frame tube and the rear fork tubes with the crank axle bracket, provides a compact junction and force transmitting unit.

Bicycle frame

This invention concerns a racket handle characterized by the fact that it ends with an end-piece (3) and comprises a portion (5) which, in the use position, extends beyond the handle end, a portion (4) which surrounds the handle end, and a central hollow cylindrical portion (10) intended to receive an interchangeable balasting element (12).

Racket handle

There is described a tennis racket the frame and shaft of which are formed by synthetic resin-impregnated fibres, such as glass and/or carbon fibres, aromatic polyamide or boron fibres, and the core both of the frame and the shaft is preferably filled with a synthetic foam with the purpose of determining the profile of those components formed by the fibres, in which inside the core is present at least in places in the frame and/or the shaft, at least one wood layer.

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Bazel, Belgium

Joris Van Raemdonck