A baby stroller for transporting an infant over flat, rough, or uneven terrain at speeds faster than normal walking speed is disclosed. This baby stroller can be folded to make it easier to stow and transport. The folding mechanism, a unique feature of the design, enables the user to fold and unfold the stroller with one hand. Other features of the stroller include a quick release mechanism for the rear wheels, a foot-activated parking brake, and a canopy deployment mechanism.
A folding mechanism of a golf cart includes a fixed member secured to a middle rod part of a golf cart frame, first and second moving members joined to upper and lower rod parts of the frame respectively, and a spring-biased pivotal plate. The moving members each have a toothed portion, which has an engaging protrusion at one end. The toothed portion of the first moving member further has a stop portion. The moving members are pivoted to the fixed member, and engaged with each other such that angular displacement of one of the moving members will cause angular displacement of the other. The golf cart will be fixed in a stretched position when the engaging protrusions engage. The pivotal plate is normally in a first position, in which position the front end thereof will engage the toothed portion of the first moving member to prevent the golf cart from folding.
A number of improvements for a collapsible baby stroller including; 1) allowing a vertical adjustment of the height of the handle to adjust for various heights of operators while maintaining the distance from the infant, 2) allowing the reversal of the direction of the handle to assist in maneuverability of the stroller and 3) allowing for easy removal of the handle and storage within a purse for theft protection when the stroller is to be left unattended.
This pushchair for babies comprises two back wheels and a central front wheel being a castoring wheel, and is characterized in that a footrest is linked in a pin-jointed connection to the lower portion of the converging front legs, the castoring wheel being fitted to the front end of said footrest, this latter being provided with a device being apt to lock it in its position when in use and allowing to fold it. This footrest does also comprise a device allowing to lock and unlock the castoring support supporting the castoring wheel, this latter being provided with braking mechanism.
A baby stroller for transporting an infant at speeds faster than normal walking is disclosed. This baby stroller can be folded to make it easier to stow and transport. The folding mechanism, a unique feature of the design is directed toward compactness, ease of use, reliability, and reduction in manufacturing costs.
A child carrier includes a centrally located front wheel and two rear wheels joined by a frame assembly. The frame assembly has a hinge mechanism that permits adjustment of a handle between multiple operating positions, and easy opening and collapsing of the carrier.
