Abstract: An apparatus for mounting a handlebar or handlebars to a vehicle using a handlebar or handlebars for steering, pulling or otherwise imparting control to the vehicle. The apparatus has a first component for coupling with the vehicle, a second component for receiving a handlebar, a center mount pin rotatably coupling the first component to the second component, a tension device and a lock pin for locking the first and second components at a particular angle of rotation. When the lock pin is pulled, disengaging the lock pin from a portion of the apparatus, the tension device rotates the handlebar about the center mount pin. A ramp may be present in the channel that receives the lock pin, the ramp joining the tension device in having a tendency to rotate the handlebars to a storage position. Varied positions for the lock pin are possible, giving an aerodynamic appearance to certain embodiments.

Abstract: The invention provides extension links for lawn maintenance equipment to move the front axle forward and allow oversize wheels to be used, increasing flotation capability for soft soil while maintaining the height adjustability.