Sram Corporation

Kolcraft Enterprises, Inc.

Ryan A Calilung

Kevin F Wesling

Brian T Jordan

Peter Jonathan Myers

John D Cheever

Troy Daniel Mason

Edward B Bretschger

Andrew J Caron

Trisha Kramer

Chris Ryan

Sanjeev K Mankotia

Michael P Johnson

Child carriers and methods for operating the same are disclosed. An example child carrier includes a child support pouch to receive a child in a substantially upright position and a harness to support the child support pouch on an adult. The harness includes first and second support straps, first and second waist straps, and first and second support strap connector pairs. The first support strap connector pair is located to releasably connect the first support strap to the first waist strap in a first orientation with the first support strap across a shoulder of the adult and to releasably connect the first support strap to the first waist strap in a second orientation with the first support strap around a waist of the adult. The second support strap connector pair is located to releasably connect the second support strap to the second waist strap.

Child carriers and methods for operating the same

Sleeping compartment support assemblies and methods of driving the same are disclosed to selectively provide reciprocating motion to a sleeping enclosure. An example sleeping compartment support has a drive mechanism that utilizes a rotary motor and a slider crank assembly to generate substantially planar motion in a generally horizontal plane.

Self rocking sleeping compartment assemblies and method of driving the same

An electronic shifter for shifting a bicycle gear mechanism between a plurality of gears and using a relative shifting method. The shifter includes a stationary member mountable on a handlebar of the bicycle and a rotatable member rotatable with respect to the stationary member to define predetermined positions of the members with respect to each other. An electrical switch is operatively connected to the rotating member for generating a shift signal in response to the rotating member rotating from one predetermined position to another predetermined position.

Electronic shifter for a bicycle

An elongated rotatable handgrip for use in actuating mechanisms on handlebar-steered vehicles that is readily engaged from an outboard hand position on the handlebar. The rotatable handgrip is mounted coaxially over the handlebar inboard of a stationary grip, having a length that is greater than that of the stationary grip, and is formed of a deformable material to improve torque transmission.

Elongated rotatable handgrip

A parallel-push brake assembly for bicycles that provides substantially translational motion of the brake pad using a mechanism that is relatively free of tolerance build-up or slop.

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Ryan A Calilung