The evolution of this vehicle makes this a new form of skateboard that can be broken down: into two parts to be carried with ease. The upper platform can be removed and substituted for another; this allows the rider to replace worn parts for another such as the upper platform. Once the rider places the upper platform on top of the lowerplatform, the halves slide into the (H) shapelocking brace. Once the halves are fully secure a holding fastener locks the halves so no movement is allowed.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING
In FIG. 1: An illustrated view of the skateboard. There is a perspective view of the detachable interchangeable skateboard, which is made up of ten components. Components 24, 26, 28, and 30 are not seen.
In FIG. 2: The H-shaped brace is seen in the front top view.
In FIG. 2A: The H-shaped brace is seen in an upside-down view, showing the bottom of the brace.
In FIG. 3: The skateboard is seen half-connected. This will give an understanding view of how the device works. Components 14, 20, 24, 26, 28, and 30 are not seen.
In FIG. 3A: The skateboard is seen half connected again, but components 16, 22, 24, 26, 28, and 30 are not seen.
In FIG. 4: A perspective view of the holding fastener 18 is shown from a top view.
In FIG. 4A: A side view of the holding fastener 18 is shown.
In FIG. 5: Upper platform is shown from a top view.
In FIG. 6: Rubber border is shown from a top view.
In FIG. 7: A side view of the lower platform and wheel assembly is shown with upper platform and holding fastener
In FIG. 8: A left-hand side view of the lower platform and wheel assembly is shown with upper platform and holding fastner.
In FIG. 9: A disassemble side view of whole skateboard is shown.
In FIG. 10: A side view of whole skateboard is shown.
In FIG. 11: A assemble whole view of skateboard is shown from a top view.
In FIG. 12: A side view of whole skateboard is shown with holding fastner unattached.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION
This application is a continuation in part of application Ser. No. 09439182 file on Nov. 11, 1999.
In FIG. 1, the Number 10 designates the new detachable interchangeable skateboard.
In this view the skateboard, which is composed of:
Field of seach U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS 280/87/042
4,076,267 * 2/1978 Lipscomb 280/87.04
4,915,403 * 4/1990 Wild et al al 280/221
5,505,474 * 4/1996 Yeh 280/87042
5,540,455 * 7/1996 Chambers 280/87.042
6,158,752 * 12/2000 Kay 280//87.042
all of which make up this unique device.
On each end of the skateboard halves there are rubber borders 20 and 22. Components 14 and 16 (upper platforms) are placed on top of 24 and 26 (lower platforms). Once this is done, the process of inserting them in must take place. The hollow H-shaped locking brace 12 has components 14, 16, 24, and 26 inserted into it. Once fully inserted, the components start to form a unique riding device. The holding fastener 18 is placed in the middle of the H-shaped locking braces 12, which holds all components in a sturdy manner. In FIG. 2, whole view of the H-shapedlocking brace 12 is seen. This device is the heart of the skateboard 10.
The H-shaped locking brace unites all components. One of the most unique concepts of this invention is the upper platform 14 and 16. These replaceable platforms allow the skateboard 10 the ability to change its look, as well as being able to replace a worn part. The holding fastener 18 plays a big hand in uniting the components that make up the skateboard 10. The holding fastener, which has an extended prong, is placed on top the H-shaped locking brace 12. The prong extends through the upper platforms 14 and 16 and the lower platforms 24 and 26. The two lower platform halves 24 and 26 have wheel assemblies 28 and 30 attached.
