Abstract: In one preferred form of the present invention there is provided a crutch holder 10 for holding a crutch 12. The crutch holder 10 comprises a body 14 providing a cavity 16 for receiving an end 18 of the crutch 12. A plurality of holding elements 22 are movably mounted relative to the body 14 and adapted to move from a first position 24 to a second position 26 in response to the end 18 being received so as to assist with maintaining the crutch 20 in an upright position.

Abstract: In one preferred form of the present invention there is provided a crutch holder 10 for holding a crutch 12. The crutch holder 10 comprises a body 14 providing a cavity 16 for receiving an end 18 of the crutch 12. A plurality of holding elements 22 are movably mounted relative to the body 14 and adapted to move from a first position 24 to a second position 26 in response to the end 18 being received so as to assist with maintaining the crutch 20 in an upright position.

Abstract: A ride-on toy having a body with a set for supporting a rider, the body being supported by a pair rear wheels and an undercarriage mounted to a front portion of the body, the undercarriage in turn being supported by a pair of front wheels and steering means operatively connecting the undercarriage to the body. Th steering means may be gripped by the rider for pivoting the undercarriage about the steering axis to steer the ride-on toy and facilitate motion, and the front wheels are offset from the steering axis whereby the center of gravity of the toy may be moved away from the longitudinal axis of the body by pivoting of the undercarriage. The front wheels, being offset from the steering axis, may orbit the steering axis as the undercarriage is pivoted thereabout.