An accessory rack assembly for connecting to a vehicle including a rack structure including: a first rack component; a second rack component connected to the first rack component; and at least one protrusion, the first rack component and the second rack component extending in a same direction from the first and third end portions, the first rack component and the second rack component defining an accessory passage therebetween, the at least one protrusion extending from the first rack component into the accessory passage, the at least one protrusion separating the accessory passage into a first passage portion and a second passage portion, the at least one protrusion being configured for separating one object disposed in the first passage portion from another object disposed in the second passage portion, and a securing member selectively extending over the top end portions to selectively partially close the top opening.

A snowmobile has a steering system with a handlebar, the system having a steering post comprising an upwardly extending yoke attached to the handlebar, a tubular post portion unitary with the yoke, the tubular post portion attachable to the snowmobile frame, and a lower steering arm at the lower end of and unitary with the tubular post portion, the lower steering arm projecting at an angle downwardly, forwardly and to the right. The steering post is unitarily formed by forging, casting, metal injection molding or the like. A central bore extending through the steering post formed by machining, the pair of bearing surfaces on the steering post formed by machining, two upper yoke arms machined to receive a handlebar clamp and the handlebar. The steering system may include a pair of spacer members receivable by the yoke, the spacer members then receiving the handle bar for providing handlebar height adjustment.

A portable beach vehicle having retractable wheels that allow the vehicle to convert between a wagon for use on hard surfaces and a sled for use on soft surfaces, such as sand, is provided. The vehicle has a container for holding items to be transported by the vehicle. The container is mounted on a sled that can be used to manually pull the vehicle over soft surfaces. Each of the wheels can be deployed to convert the vehicle from a sled to a wheeled wagon that can be manually pulled on hard surfaces. When used as a sled, each of the wheels can be retracted to a position in which each wheel is entirely above the sled so that the wheels do not interfere with motion of the vehicle as a sled.

A snowmobile has a steering system with a handlebar, the system having a steering post comprising an upwardly extending yoke attached to the handlebar, a tubular post portion unitary with the yoke, the tubular post portion attachable to the snowmobile frame, and a lower steering arm at the lower end of and unitary with the tubular post portion, the lower steering arm projecting at an angle downwardly, forwardly and to the right. The steering post is unitarily formed by forging, casting, metal injection molding or the like. A central bore extending through the steering post formed by machining, the pair of bearing surfaces on the steering post formed by machining, two upper yoke arms machined to receive a handlebar clamp and the handlebar. The steering system may include a pair of spacer members receivable by the yoke, the spacer members then receiving the handle bar for providing handlebar height adjustment.

Various systems are directed to a removable sled assembly for a portable shelter having a frame, the sled assembly generally including a runner and an attachment member that includes a support member extending upwardly from the upper surface of the runner, and a bracket configured to removably engage the frame of the portable shelter, wherein the bracket is coupled with the support member via a hinge that allows the bracket and runner to rotate relative to each other about a pivot axis.

Various systems are directed to a removable sled assembly for a portable shelter having a frame, the sled assembly generally including a runner and an attachment member that includes a support member extending upwardly from the upper surface of the runner, and a bracket configured to removably engage the frame of the portable shelter, wherein the bracket is coupled with the support member via a hinge that allows the bracket and runner to rotate relative to each other about a pivot axis.

The Kneelboard device is for transporting a user across a surface, including handrail parts, runners and a multi-point harness attached together upon a user's kneeling legs, thighs, calves and/or hips, that are configured to be operable for generally maintaining balance and control. A plurality of side wall section(s), a seat portion, and one or more shin well segment(s), wherein the one or more shin well segment(s) are configured to provide a resting position for a user's legs, knees, shins and/or feet. One or more instep portion(s), wherein the one or more instep portion(s) are configured to provide a resting position for a user's instep. A raised back edge portion disposed at an end of the device's interior, and a plurality of underside edge section(s) where each underside edge section may considerably taper inward to allow for at least one of a controlled steering, decelerating, and stopping.