Abstract:
A combined second seat, backrest and luggage rack for a motorcycle which comprises a frame composed of a pair of tubular members, each in a mirror image of the other, mounted together by an adjusting link which provides for variable spacing of the side members of the frame. A hinge plate assembly composed of a pair of plates which are pivotally connected together is mounted on the frame with one plate not being mounted on the frame and that plate being movable between a position in juxtaposition with the plate that is mounted on the frame to a position that is transverse relative to the plate that is mounted on the frame. A cushion is to be mounted on this transverse plate and when that transverse plate is in its transverse position is capable of the unit being used as a backrest for an operator of a motorcycle, and when in juxtaposition with the plate that is mounted on the frame, this cushion is usable as a second seat for a motorcycle. When the plate is transverse, the frame can also be used as a luggage rack.
Abstract:
A chair with a disconnectable back so that the back can be moved from its normally upright mounted position relative to the seat to be placed against the seat so as to minimize space to facilitate shipping of the chair. The seat has a pair of receiving cavities located at the back edge of the seat. The back has a pair of protuberances which are to engage with the receiving cavities. The back also includes a spring biased pin assembly that is to deflect when moving of the back between a pair of armrest frames with the spring biased pin assemblies engaging with holes formed within each armrest frame thereby locking in place the back with the seat achieving the normal usage position for the chair.