Abstract: An electronic garment with a textile element, in particular a glove, a hand cover, a gauntlet or the like, with a first hook-and-loop fastener member firmly connected to the textile element and with an electronic unit comprising a reading unit for reading a code, wherein the electronic unit comprises a trigger that is electrically connected to the reading unit via an electric line, wherein the reading unit for reading the code starts upon actuation of the trigger, wherein the electronic unit comprises a second hook-and-loop fastener part, wherein, in a working position, a hook strip is firmly connected to a loop strip and thus, the electronic unit is firmly connected to the textile element, and wherein, in a pause position, the hook strip is detached from the loop strip and thus, the electronic unit is separated from the textile element.

Abstract: An electronic garment (1) with a textile element (3), in particular a glove, a hand cover, a gauntlet or the like, and with a first hook-and-loop fastener member firmly connected to the textile element (3), preferably in the form of a loop strip (11), and with an electronic unit (4), wherein the electronic unit (4) comprises a reading unit (6) for reading a code, wherein the electronic unit (4) comprises a trigger (7), wherein the trigger (7) is electrically connected to the reading unit (6) via an electric line (8), wherein the reading unit (6) for reading the code starts upon actuation of the trigger (7), wherein the electronic unit (4) comprises a second hook-and-loop fastener part, preferably in the shape of a hook strip (12), wherein, in a working position (9), the hook strip (12) is firmly connected to the loop strip (11) and thus, the electronic unit (4) is firmly connected to the textile element (3), and wherein, in a pause position (10), the hook strip (12) is detached from the loop strip (11) and th

Abstract: A backpack support system has a frame, which is equipped with shoulder straps and preferably also a waist belt and which preferably inherently rigid so hat the loads that occur during use, the frame only flexes by inevitable amounts in the millimeter range by which any rigid body flexes when subjected to a load. A bike mount is fastened to the frame. The bike mount is embodied so that the bike, almost exclusively by its frame or frame components such as the rear fork can be fastened directly to the frame, i.e. without luggage or a pack compartment being situated between the bike and the frame in the points at which the bike rests directly against the frame. When properly fastened, the bike is thus affixed to the frame so that it cannot move.

Abstract: A backpack support system has a frame, which is equipped with shoulder straps and preferably also a waist belt and which preferably inherently rigid so hat the loads that occur during use, the frame only flexes by inevitable amounts in the millimeter range by which any rigid body flexes when subjected to a load. A bike mount is fastened to the frame. The bike mount is embodied so that the bike, almost exclusively by its frame or frame components such as the rear fork can be fastened directly to the frame, i.e. without luggage or a pack compartment being situated between the bike and the frame in the points at which the bike rests directly against the frame. When properly fastened, the bike is thus affixed to the frame so that it cannot move.