Abstract: A vehicle suspension comprises a frame, a front axle and a rear axle and two L-shaped levers mounted on the frame. The axles are rigid or have independent suspension, or one is rigid and one has independent suspension. Each axle is attached movably to the frame by means of a bearing unit and two reactive tie rods. One end of each of the L-shaped levers is kinematically connected to the corresponding axle while the other ends are interconnected by a connecting tie rod. An increase in the stability of the suspension is achieved.

Abstract: The present invention relates to sports equipment, namely, to roller skates design enabling an athlete to achieve high speed of movement with better comfort and improved motion control, in particular, in case of movement on a lower quality road surfaces.

Abstract: The invention relates to suspension design. The present vehicle suspension comprises a quadrangular frame. Each corner portion of the frame has a wheel block kinematically attached thereto so as to form two pairs of wheels—a front pair and a rear pair. On each side of the frame, longitudinal and transverse coupling cables are fastened for movement therealong inside housings. Each wheel block consists of a body that is simultaneously connected to two coupling cables. Movably mounted on the body are parallel horizontal arms, the first of which is fastened to the body by its middle portion. A knuckle with the hub of a wheel is attached to an end of the first arm and to another end of the second arm, and two coupling cable dampers are attached to the other end of the first arm. The housings of the cables are attached to the body of the corresponding wheel block. The free end of each cable is enclosed in a damper.

Abstract: The invention relates to structural components of vehicles, and more particularly to the suspension of both conventional and special vehicles, such as ambulances, baby carriages and wheelchairs.

Abstract: The present invention relates to sports equipment, namely, to roller skates design enabling an athlete to achieve high speed of movement with better comfort and improved motion control, in particular, in case of movement on a lower quality road surfaces.

Abstract: A three-wheeled vehicle having a frame with articulated four-link straight line linkage mechanism mounted thereon, said mechanism including lateral arms arranged symmetrically about the axis of symmetry of the vehicle, and also one conditionally front wheel, and two conditionally rear wheels, each having an axis. The articulated four-link straight line linkage mechanism also includes a linear steering mechanism, a T-shaped arm, a short central arm, an O-shaped bracket, a rubber-strand torsion member of the conditionally front wheel, and one rubber-strand torsion member and L-shaped wheel arm per each conditionally rear wheel, which form a rear axle connected to the linear steering mechanism via the T-shaped linkage arm. The result is increased stability when cornering at a speed, and more accurate steering.

Abstract: The invention relates to suspension design. The present vehicle suspension comprises a quadrangular frame. Each corner portion of the frame has a wheel block kinematically attached thereto so as to form two pairs of wheels—a front pair and a rear pair. On each side of the frame, longitudinal and transverse coupling cables are fastened for movement therealong inside housings. Each wheel block consists of a body that is simultaneously connected to two coupling cables. Movably mounted on the body are parallel horizontal arms, the first of which is fastened to the body by its middle portion. A knuckle with the hub of a wheel is attached to an end of the first arm and to another end of the second arm, and two coupling cable dampers are attached to the other end of the first arm. The housings of the cables are attached to the body of the corresponding wheel block. The free end of each cable is enclosed in a damper.

Abstract: The invention relates to structural components of vehicles, and more particularly to the suspension of both conventional and special vehicles, such as ambulances, baby carriages and wheelchairs.

Abstract: The present inventions relate to structural components of vehicles, and more particularly to suspension variants of both usual cars and special higher comfort vehicles, such as ambulances, baby carriages and wheelchairs, and also the suspension with catamaran floats. The proposed suspension, which may be used in ground and water vehicles, is configured to enable automatic road clearance and body tilt adjustment depending on the condition of the roadway, sea roughness, the speed of the vehicle and the maneuver being performed.