Abstract: A rowing exercise machine has a frame including a base portion and an upstanding portion. A seat is mounted intermediate the ends of the upstanding portion on the rearward side and a chest support is mounted thereabove. An upstanding effort arm is pivotally attached adjacent its lower end to the base portion of the frame at a location spaced forwardly of the upstanding portion. A handle member has a forward end pivotally attached adjacent the upper end of the effort arm and extends generally rearwardly towards the chest support. A weight bar is pivotally attached adjacent its rearward end to the upstanding portion of the frame and extends forwardly beyond the effort arm with a mount for weights adjacent its forward end. A tie rod is pivotally attached adjacent one end intermediate the effort arm and pivotally attached adjacent its other end proximate the rearward end of the weight bar.

Abstract: A motorcycle seat is assembled from a metallic base, a separately formed back rest member of generally L-shaped configuration and a pair of generally L-shaped support rods. These are assembled with the support rods and horizontal portion of the back rest member disposed upon the upper surface of the base and secured thereto, and the rods are also secured to the upstanding portion of the back rest member. Cushion means is disposed upon the base and back rest members and includes a cover extending over the back rest member. The back rest member has a concave transverse cross section and is provided with a multiplicity of recesses in the rearward surface thereof in which buttons disposed on the rearward surface of the cover are substantially disposed.

Abstract: A motorcycle seat includes a metallic base, a separately formed back rest member of generally L-shaped configuration and a pair of generally L-shaped support rods. These are assembled with the support rods and horizontal portion of the back rest member disposed upon the upper surface of the base and secured thereto, and the rods are also secured to the upstanding portion of the back rest member. Cushion means is disposed upon the base and back rest members and includes a cover extending over the back rest member. The back rest member has a concave transverse cross section and is provided with a multiplicity of recesses in the rearward surface thereof in which buttons disposed on the rearward surface of the cover are substantially disposed.

Abstract: A seat assembly for mounting on a cycle includes a structurally stiffened saddle having a horizontally extending base and a vertically extending back. Hinge means are provided adjacent one longitudinal side of the saddle base and latching means are provided adjacent the opposite longitudinal side of the saddle base to enable the seat assembly to be mounted on the frame of a cycle, such as a motorcycle, for pivoting about a longitudinal axis of the seat assembly between a latched and unlatched position. A frame having a safety bar portion and a luggage rack diverging from the safety bar portion is rigidly affixed to the back of the saddle. The frame member is dimensioned so that it does not interfere with the pivoting movement of the seat assembly between its latched and unlatched positions. A foamed polyurethane seating pad has an outer cover thereon and is mounted on the saddle to provide a base cushion and back cushion.

Abstract: A motor mount assembly is provided which is particularly adapted for employment in an electric powered motorcycle for mounting the motor thereof thereon. The motor mount assembly is operable for mounting the motor of the electric powered motorcycle so as to enable the motor to move relative to the frame of the motorcycle. The motor mount assembly includes a mount and means for pivotably securing the mount on the motorcycle. The mount which is generally rectangular in configuration embodies a planar portion from which a pair of side rails extend outwardly in spaced parallel relation therefrom at one end thereof. The planar portion is suitably dimensioned so as to be capable of receiving the motor thereon in fixed relation thereto. The free end of each of the side rails is affixed to one of the axles of the motorcycle whereby to be movable relative thereto.