Abstract: A flask holder for bicycles having a shape and dimensions equivalent to known flask type holders which, with respect thereto, is constituted by a first part (2) formed by a length of metal rod bent in a U shape, and two longitudinal tracks (21) which are parallel, between which a plate (24) is welded for fixture to the bicycle and a second part (3), also made of a metal rod bent such as to form an arced track (31), from ends of which two longitudinal tracks depart perpendicularly. The lower ends of the longitudinal tracks (21, 32), respective of the first part (2) and the second part (3), are interconnected by a special elastic element (4) such as a helix spring (41) or the like. The second part (3) can be spread for inserting and/or removing a flask which, when inserted, is gripped by the second part (3) which is biased against the flask by elastic element (4).

Abstract: The framework of a parcel carrier for bicycles is fashioned from lightweight metal rods of plain round section. The framework has a rectangular top frame-formed of two lateral members, a forward transverse member and a rear transverse member, and, extending downward and convergently from the forward and rear ends of the lateral members, respective pairs of forward members and rear members connected to one another at the bottom ends thereof and securable to the usual bottom anchorages afforded by a bicycle frame. The rectangular top frame is the peripheral member of a shelf which incorporates two further members within the top frame. These members are secured at their forwardmost ends to the middle of the forward transverse member, which coincides with the top anchorage and extend rearwards symmetrically and divergently to terminate at rear ends positioned adjacent and secured to the rear ends of-the lateral members.