Abstract: A bicycle rack for attaching to a vehicle includes a hitch attachment, a vertical support frame, and a pair of horizontal support frames. An upper horizontal support frame is perpendicularly secured to a distal end of the vertical support frame. A lower horizontal support frame is perpendicularly secured adjacent to the middle of the vertical support frame. The hitch attachment is pivotally secured behind the base of the vertical support frame and is provided with a plurality of hitch attachment apertures to allow an adjustable projection from the vehicle. The vertical support frame can be selectively moved toward horizontal by removing a lock pin. The upper and lower support frames support at least one (1) bicycle thereon.

Abstract: A beach wagon has a motor and gear box which operates the rear axle and wheels of the wagon through use of an on-board power source. The motor is controlled by a switch and throttle lever located within the handle of the wagon. The switch and throttle lever communicate with the motor using electrical wiring which runs through the handle and along the underside of the wagon. The handle is connected to a pair of front wheels which are affixed to one (1) pivoting caster. The frame of the wagon is centrally hinged at a line which runs parallel to the rear axle.