A bicycle carrier. The bicycle carrier may be configured to prevent contact or damage onto vehicle body accessories such as a spoiler or wing. The bicycle carrier may pivotally engage or mount onto the rear end of a vehicle and preferably has a second upper frame, which may be an additional frame ex
A bicycle carrier. The bicycle carrier may be configured to prevent contact or damage onto vehicle body accessories such as a spoiler or wing. The bicycle carrier may pivotally engage or mount onto the rear end of a vehicle and preferably has a second upper frame, which may be an additional frame extension and may provide the necessary clearance needed over the vehicle body accessory. The second upper frame may attach to the first upper frame or portion of the bicycle carrier and may be adjusted or rotationally positioned. The bicycle carrier may be configured for all vehicle types such as sedans, hatchbacks, and sport utility vehicles.
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1. A bicycle carrier, comprising: a first upper frame;a second upper frame;a lower frame;one or more bicycle support frames;a first pair of adjustment hubs; anda second pair of adjustment hubs; wherein said first upper frame comprises a first pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a first b
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A bicycle carrier, comprising: a first upper frame;a second upper frame;a lower frame;one or more bicycle support frames;a first pair of adjustment hubs; anda second pair of adjustment hubs; wherein said first upper frame comprises a first pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a first base portion, such that said first upper frame is substantially U-shaped; wherein said second upper frame comprises a second pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a second base portion, such that said second upper frame is substantially U-shaped; wherein said lower frame comprises a third pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a third base portion, such that said lower frame is substantially U-shaped; wherein said one or more bicycle support frames comprise a plurality of fastening members configured to carry one or more bicycles; wherein said one or more bicycle support frames are operatively connected to distal end portions of said third pair of arms of said lower frame via said first pair of adjustment hubs for selective pivoting, such that said one or more bicycle support frames are configured to pivot with respect to said lower frame; wherein distal end portions of said first pair of arms are operatively connected to said distal end portions of said third pair of arms via said first pair of adjustment hubs for selective pivoting, such that said first upper frame is configured to pivot with respect to said lower frame and said one or more bicycle support frames; wherein distal end portions of said second pair of arms are operatively connected to an intermediate portion of said first pair of arms via said second pair of adjustment hubs for selective pivoting, such that said second upper frame is configured to pivot with respect to said first upper frame; wherein said first base portion of said first upper frame is configured for contacting an upper region of a rear end portion of a vehicle; wherein said third base portion of said lower frame is configured for contacting a lower region of said rear end portion of said vehicle; and wherein said second upper frame is configured to selectively pivot relative to said first upper frame, such that said second base portion of said second upper frame is above a vehicle body accessory of said vehicle and said first upper frame and said second upper frame does not contact said vehicle body accessory. 2. The bicycle carrier according to claim 1, wherein said distal end portions of said first pair of arms of said first upper frame define a first plane and comprise at least two first bent portions positioned in a direction that is outward and downward out of said first plane to create a second plane; and wherein said second plane is defined as a proximal portion of said first pair of arms that merge into said first base portion of said first upper frame. 3. The bicycle carrier according to claim 2, wherein said distal end portions of said third pair of arms of said lower frame define a third plane and comprise at least two bent portions positioned in a direction that is outward and backward from said third plane to create a fourth plane; and wherein said fourth plane is defined as a proximal portion of said third pair of arms of said lower frame that merge into said third base portion of said lower frame. 4. The bicycle carrier according to claim 3, wherein said distal end portions of said second pair of arms of said second upper frame define a fifth plane and comprise at least two bent portions positioned in a direction that is outward and downward out of said fifth plane to create a sixth plane; and wherein said sixth plane is defined as a proximal portion of said second pair of arms of said second upper frame that merge into said second base portion of said second upper frame. 5. The bicycle carrier according to claim 1, further comprising one or more upper straps; wherein said one or more upper straps are configured to fasten said second upper frame to an upper rear portion of said vehicle and are configured to not contact said vehicle body accessory. 6. The bicycle carrier according to claim 5, further comprising one or more lower straps; wherein said one or more lower straps are configured to fasten said lower frame to a lower rear portion of said vehicle and are configured to not contact said vehicle body accessory. 7. The bicycle carrier according to claim 1, wherein said first base portion comprises one or more cushioning members. 8. The bicycle carrier according to claim 1, wherein said second base portion comprises one or more cushioning members. 9. The bicycle carrier according to claim 1, wherein said third base portion comprises one or more cushioning members. 10. The bicycle carrier according to claim 1, wherein said one or more bicycle support frames are two bicycle support arms. 11. A bicycle carrier, comprising: a first upper frame;a second upper frame, positioned above said first upper frame;a lower frame, positioned below said first upper frame;a bicycle support frame;a first pair of adjustment hubs;a second pair of adjustment hubs; anda third pair of adjustment hubs;wherein said first upper frame comprises a first pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a first base portion, such that said first upper frame is substantially U-shaped;wherein said second upper frame comprises a second pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a second base portion, such that said second upper frame is substantially U-shaped;wherein said lower frame comprises a third pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a third base portion, such that said lower frame is substantially U-shaped;wherein said bicycle support frame comprises a fourth pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a fourth base portion, such that said bicycle support frame is substantially U-shaped;wherein said fourth pair of arms of said bicycle support frame comprise a plurality of fastening members configured to carry one or more bicycles;wherein an intermediate portion of said fourth pair of arms of said bicycle support frame are operatively connected to an intermediate portion of said third pair of arms of said lower frame via said first pair of adjustment hubs for selective pivoting, such that said bicycle support frame is configured to pivot along a plane that is substantially horizontal relative to said lower frame;wherein distal end portions of said first pair of arms are operatively connected to distal end portions of said third pair of arms via said second pair of adjustment hubs for selective pivoting, such that said first upper frame is configured to pivot with respect to said lower frame;wherein distal end portions of said second pair of arms are operatively connected to an intermediate portion of said first pair of arms via said third pair of adjustment hubs for selective pivoting, such that said second upper frame is configured to pivot with respect to said first upper frame;wherein said first base portion of said first upper frame is configured for contacting a first upper region of a rear end portion of a vehicle;wherein said second base portion of said second upper frame is configured for contacting a second upper region of said rear end portion of said vehicle;wherein said second upper region is an area that is proximal to said first upper region of said rear end portion of said vehicle;wherein said third base portion of said lower frame is configured for contacting a lower region of said rear end portion of said vehicle; andwherein said second upper frame is configured to selectively pivot relative to said first upper frame, such that said second base portion of said second upper frame is above a vehicle body accessory of said vehicle and said first upper frame and said second upper frame does not contact said vehicle body accessory. 12. The bicycle carrier according to claim 11, wherein said distal end portions of said first pair of arms of said first upper frame define a first plane and comprise at least two first bent portions positioned in a direction that is outward and downward out of said first plane to create a second plane; and wherein said second plane is defined as a proximal portion of said first pair of arms that merge into said first base portion of said first upper frame. 13. The bicycle carrier according to claim 12, wherein said distal end portions of said third pair of arms of said lower frame define a third plane and comprise at least two bent portions positioned in a direction that is outwards and backwards from said third plane to create a fourth plane; and wherein said fourth plane is defined as a proximal portion of said third pair of arms of said lower frame that merge into said third base portion of said lower frame. 14. The bicycle carrier according to claim 13, wherein said distal end portion of said second pair of arms of said second upper frame define a fifth plane and comprise at least two bent portions positioned in a direction that is outward and downward out of said fifth plane to create a sixth plane; and wherein said sixth plane is defined as a proximal portion of said second pair of arms of said second upper frame that merge into said second base portion of said second upper frame. 15. The bicycle carrier according to claim 11, further comprising one or more upper straps; wherein said one or more upper straps are configured to fasten said second upper frame to an upper rear portion of said vehicle and are configured to not contact said vehicle body accessory. 16. The bicycle carrier according to claim 12, further comprising one or more lower straps; wherein said one or more lower straps are configured to fasten said lower frame to a lower rear portion of said vehicle and are configured to not contact said vehicle body accessory. 17. The bicycle carrier according to claim 13, further comprising one or more side straps; wherein said one or more side straps are configured to fasten said lower frame to a intermediate rear portion of said vehicle and are configured to not contact said vehicle body accessory. 18. The bicycle carrier according to claim 17, wherein said first base portion and said third base portion comprises one or more cushioning members. 19. The bicycle carrier according to claim 18, wherein said second base portion comprises said one or more cushioning members. 20. A bicycle carrier, consisting essentially of: a first upper frame;a second upper frame, positioned above said first upper frame;a lower frame, positioned below said first upper frame;a bicycle support frame;a first pair of adjustment hubs;a second pair of adjustment hubs;a third pair of adjustment hubs;one or more upper straps;one or more lower straps; andone or more cushioning members;wherein said first upper frame comprises a first pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a first base portion, such that said first upper frame is substantially U-shaped;wherein said second upper frame comprises a second pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a second base portion, such that said second upper frame is substantially U-shaped;wherein said lower frame comprises a third pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a third base portion, such that said lower frame is substantially U-shaped;wherein said bicycle support frame comprises a fourth pair of arms disposed in parallel and merged at a fourth base portion, such that said bicycle support frame is substantially U-shaped;wherein said fourth pair of arms of said bicycle support frame comprise a plurality of fastening members configured to carry one or more bicycles;wherein an intermediate portion of said fourth pair of arms of said bicycle support frame are operatively connected to an intermediate portion of said third pair of arms of said lower frame via said first pair of adjustment hubs for selective pivoting, such that said bicycle support frame is configured to pivot with respect to said lower frame;wherein distal end portions of said first pair of arms are operatively connected to distal end portions of said third pair of arms via said second pair of adjustment hubs for selective pivoting, such that said first upper frame is configured to pivot with respect to said lower frame;wherein distal end portions of said second pair of arms are operatively connected to an intermediate portion of said first pair of arms via said third pair of adjustment hubs for selective pivoting, such that said second upper frame is configured to pivot with respect to said first upper frame;wherein said first base portion of said first upper frame is configured for contacting an upper region of a rear end portion of a vehicle;wherein said third base portion of said lower frame is configured for contacting a lower region of said rear end portion of said vehicle;wherein said second upper frame is configured to selectively pivot relative to said first upper frame, such that said second base portion of said second upper frame is above a vehicle body accessory of said vehicle and said first upper frame and said second upper frame does not contact said vehicle body accessory;wherein said distal end portions of said first pair of arms of said first upper frame define a first plane and comprise at least two first bent portions positioned in a direction that is outward and downward out of said first plane to create a second plane;wherein said second plane is defined as a proximal portion of said first pair of arms that merge into said first base portion of said first upper frame;wherein said distal end portions of said third pair of arms of said lower frame define a third plane and comprise at least two bent portions positioned in a direction that is outwards and backwards from said third plane to create a fourth plane;wherein said fourth plane is defined as a proximal portion of said third pair of arms of said lower frame that merge into said third base portion of said lower frame;wherein said distal end portions of said second pair of arms of said second upper frame define a fifth plane and comprise at least two bent portions positioned in a direction that is outward and downward out of said fifth plane to create a sixth plane;wherein said sixth plane is defined as a proximal portion of said second pair of arms of said second upper frame that merge into said second base portion of said second upper frame;wherein said one or more upper straps are configured to fasten said second upper frame to an upper rear portion of said vehicle and are configured to not contact said vehicle body accessory;wherein said one or more lower straps are configured to fasten said lower frame to a lower rear portion of said vehicle and are configured to not contact said vehicle body accessory; andwherein said first base portion, said second base portion, said third base portion, and said fourth base portion comprise said one or more cushioning members.
Chimenti Thomas A. (New Canaan CT) Ng Daniel K. (Somers NY) Raaber Raymond R. (Tuckahoe NY), Bicycle carrier adapted to be mounted on the back of a vehicle.
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