Abstract: An adjustable handlebar for motorcycles and other vehicles where the angle of the handlebar relative to the rider can be quickly and easily adjusted and stay in position during the normal forces of use. The handlebar has an offset angled collet with flat sides which engage flat sides on the inside diameter of a tapered head on the top of the vertical portion of the handlebar. The collet can be removed, repositioned and reinserted to different positions in the tapered head to change the horizontal angles of the horizontal portion of the handlebar for the desired riding position and to hold the handlebar in position such that it will not move under normal forces encountered when riding.

Abstract: A clamp kit for motorcycles permitting a wide range of handlebar positions to fit the size of the rider, the comfort of the rider, or to change the riding style of the motorcycle. The clamp has two split rings, one for attaching to the fork tube of the motorcycle and one for accepting a handlebar. The clamp is rotatable to various positions on the fork tube to position the handlebar in a position, which is comfortable for the rider and does not interfere with the frame or component parts of the motorcycle. The height of the handlebars and the angle of the handlebars are easily adjustable by use of the second split ring on the clamp. The handlebars are spread apart and can rotate in case of an accident to improve motorcycle safety.

Abstract: An apparatus for thermoset molding includes a first mold portion having a first rim and a second mold portion, having a second rim which substantially conforms to the first rim. The first and second mold portions form a mold cavity therebetween. An actuator mechanism is coupled to the first and second mold portions and is adapted to selectively press the first and second mold portions together. An inner seal positioned between the first and second rims and generally conforming to the first and second rims is provided to substantially seal the first and second rims when pressed together. A bridging member spans the inner seal and selectively weakens the inner seal thereby allowing air passage therepast. An injection valve is provided having a plunger which is moveable to allow resin injection or resin blow-through. Further, a mount is provided for removably attaching a clamp to a mold portion.