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The support member of a motorcycle simulation push toy which connects the wheel to the handlebars is fashioned from a pair of telescoping pieces so that the length of the support member can be adjusted. The support member can be fixed at several predetermined lengths by means of a plurality of throu

The support member of a motorcycle simulation push toy which connects the wheel to the handlebars is fashioned from a pair of telescoping pieces so that the length of the support member can be adjusted. The support member can be fixed at several predetermined lengths by means of a plurality of through-bolts and nuts which securely fasten the telescoping pieces in a particular position.

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A motorcycle simulation push toy having adjustable height comprising: a pair of handlebars adapted to be gripped by a user; a console having manually-operated switches and lights attached to said handlebars; a wheel; a support member rotatably attached to said wheel and fixedly attached to said hand

A motorcycle simulation push toy having adjustable height comprising: a pair of handlebars adapted to be gripped by a user; a console having manually-operated switches and lights attached to said handlebars; a wheel; a support member rotatably attached to said wheel and fixedly attached to said handle bars and to said console, said support member comprising; a first piece having a first rail and a second rail and a plurality of first cross ties rigidly connecting said first rail in a position parallel to said second rail, said first piece having a plurality of first holes therethrough in a direction parallel to said plurality of first cross ties; and a second piece having a third rail and a fourth rail and a plurality of second cross ties rigidly connecting said third rail in a position parallel to said fourth rail, said second piece having a plurality of second holes therethrough in a direction parallel to said plurality of second cross ties, said first support member piece sliding into said second support member piece in a telescoping fashion, said first holes and said second holes being arranged so that at least some of said first holes align with at least some of said second holes at a plurality of different relative positions of said first support piece relative to said second support piece; a plurality of through-bolts passing through said first holes and said second holes for rigidly fastening said first support piece and said second support piece together at a plurality of relative positions; and a plurality of nuts threaded onto said plurality of bolts for rigidly fastening said first support member piece to said second support member piece.