Abstract: An automobile mountable bicycle carrier that is mounted to the trunk portion of an automobile. The carrier has rearwardly extending arms which have bicycle frame attachment brackets engaged thereto. Two brackets are disposed to hold each bicycle frame, one bracket holding the top tube and the other bracket holding the seat tube. The bracket which holds the seat tube preferably also holds the top tube.

Abstract: A bicycle exercising apparatus which allows the user to place the rear wheel of a bicycle therein for stationary pedaling exercise. The apparatus supports the rear wheel of the bicycle and does not require the removal of the front wheel. The frame of the apparatus forms a support to the rear axle of the rear wheel, and an adjustable load mechanism, including a fly wheel and a wind cage, provides a resistance against the pedaling force of the user. The elements of the frame may be pivotally connected such that the frame is collapsable for ease of transportation and storage.

Abstract: A bicycle bottle cage having an attachment mechanism that will securely fasten the cage to the handle bars of a bicycle. The bottle cage portion has a generally conventional configuration. An attachment bracket is welded to the rear portion of the cage and includes a continuous loop formed to serpentine fashion to extend over the handle bars and beside and over the goose neck. A clamp plate extends beneath the goose neck to engage each side of the attachment bracket. The clamp plate includes a lock screw which engages the bottom of the goose neck to firmly attach the bracket thereto.