Abstract: A pedals forward seat post having serrated circular ends and a mid-section offsetting the ends allowing for a bicycle seat to be placed lower or closer to the ground so that the bicyclist may place both feet simultaneously on the ground while seated and at the same time maintaining the best seated bicycling leg distance between the seat and the pedals for seated bicycling.

Abstract: An engine of the internal combustion type having a plurality of cooperating adjacent parallel rotors of elliptical cross section having hollow interior flow passages communicating thru hollow supporting shafts forming a combustion chamber having a varying volume which depends upon the rotational position of the rotors. Each rotor has a second flow passage opening thru its interior surface communicating thru to slots at one apex of its major axis so as to provide valving for the combustion changer.

Abstract: Four adjacent parallel rotors of elliptical cross section have hollow interior flow passages communicating through hollow supporting shafts at one end. The supporting shafts at the opposite ends of the rotors have eccentric crank pins received in bearing holes in a common connecting block which orbits as the rotors rotate in unison. One of the shafts extends beyond the crank block as a drive shaft. Each rotor has a second flow passage opening through its surface adjacent to one apex of its major axis. A first pair of these flow passages, in diametrically opposed rotors, open in trailing relation to apices of the two rotors. The other pair of rotors has secondary flow passages through their surfaces in leasing relation to the apices of the latter two rotors.