Selle Royal

Brooks England Limited

Vincent Bourgeois

Stefano Segato

Matteo Mason

Adjustable strap bags and the like for use during cycling or motorcycling, which includes an elongate flexible member designed to be secured to a bag or the like, wherein said elongate flexible member includes a first portion of adjustable length (I) which is designed to lie upon the shoulders of a user and a second portion of adjustable length (I) which is designed to encircle the waist of the user thereby stabilizing the bag and holding it tight thereagainst.

Adjustable belt for carrying bags or the like

A grip includes a substantially tubular body equipped with ends and having a substantially cylindrical cavity with a longitudinal axis (X), the body being able to be fitted on an end of the handlebars, a padding associated with the body, a cover positioned above the padding, means for fastening the grip to the handlebars, the cover including a thermoshrinking and/or thermoformable material, so that, following a heating and/or cooling, the cover takes the form of the padding.

Grip for handlebars of a bicycle and similar vehicle and method therefore

A handgrip for handlebars of a bicycle or similar vehicles includes a tubular group, which extends according to an axial direction (X) corresponding to the axis of the handlebars, the group being fitted onto an end of handlebars, the handgrip including padding means associated with the tubular group, means for attaching the handgrip to the handlebars, the tubular group including an inner body suitable for being fitted onto an end of the handlebars and a second outer body slidably fitted according to the direction (X) onto the inner body so as to adjust the axial length of the handgrip.

Handgrip for bicycle handlebars

A saddle support includes a pipe and a fixing clamp with a tightening lower plate and a tightening upper plate mounted at one upper end of the pipe and able to solidly tighten one or more support elements for supporting the saddle.

Anchor means and seatpost for a bicycle saddle

A handle structure for sports equipment bars (B) particularly handlebars of cycles, motor cycles or the like. The structure () has a main tubular body () which defines a longitudinal axis (X), and has an outer surface () susceptible of being grasped by a user and an inner surface () designed to be operably mounted to the bar (B). A first device () axially locks the main body () to the bar (B). The tubular body () has a plurality of modular annular elements () designed for mutual coaxial connection along the longitudinal axis (X) for adjusting the overall length (L) of the body () to each user's needs. A sports implement incorporating such structure is also provided.

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Bassano del Grappa, Italy

Vincent Bourgeois