This invention refers to a vehicle specifically designed to be used as transportation during a golf game. It is an individual transportation vehicle that includes three main support structures: one front structure, one intermediate structure, and one rear structure, where a couple of tires are located, as well as a support mechanism to keep the vehicle standing, a leveling clamping mechanism for a bag for the golf clubs, and many accessories that allow the driver to safeguard and access to several useful elements during the game, such as the scorecard, the golf balls, the support tees, mobile devised and even drinks, all of them safeguarded in a cavity underneath the seat. The vehicle is designed to meet with the regulations that rule vehicles authorized to move within the terrain of a golf course.

A bicycle drinking assembly includes a non-cylindrical type large volume drinking bottle and a bottle cage with a holding compartment that is configured to be mounted by mounting elements on a mounting face of a tube of a bicycle frame. The compartment is configured for holding the large volume drinking bottle or to hold a cylindrical type drinking bottle of a diameter that fits within cross-sectional dimensions of a base body of the large volume drinking bottle. The mounting elements and/or first holding compartment form at least three points of contact that lie at a radius that is equal to half the diameter of the cylindrical type drinking bottle and that are divided over more than 180 degrees of the circumference of the cylindrical type drinking bottle.

A bicycle drinking assembly includes a non-cylindrical type large volume drinking bottle and a bottle cage with a holding compartment that is configured to be mounted by mounting elements on a mounting face of a tube of a bicycle frame. The compartment is configured for holding the large volume drinking bottle or to hold a cylindrical type drinking bottle of a diameter that fits within cross-sectional dimensions of a base body of the large volume drinking bottle. The mounting elements and/or first holding compartment form at least three points of contact that lie at a radius that is equal to half the diameter of the cylindrical type drinking bottle and that are divided over more than 180 degrees of the circumference of the cylindrical type drinking bottle.

Systems, devices, and methods, of securing and transporting cargo and items using a vehicle including modular carrier racks and various engagement components and features.

A device for attaching a bottle to prevent accidental release during use. A base of the device includes a spine support connecting a lower collar and an upper collar. A plurality of pins protrude from an inner surface of the lower collar. The pins can be positioned equidistant from one another. A bottle includes a plurality of channels extending from a bottom portion of the bottle. The channels can have a greater angled lower portion extending into a lesser angled end portion. During use, the bottle is rotated, if needed, up to a quarter of a turn to receive the pins extending from the lower collar into the lower portion of respective channels of the bottle. Once pins meet channels, a slight clockwise turn pulls the bottle to a bottom of the base and secures the bottle to the base as the pins meet the ends of the respective channels. The bottle can be released from the pins with a slight counter-clockwise turn. Alternatively, the base includes a lower support which is received in a corresponding shape of a female receptacle formed in the bottle. The lower support can have a mushroom screw shape. The bottle can be twisted for locking the lower support to the bottle.

A device for attaching a bottle to prevent accidental release during use. A base of the device includes a spine support connecting a lower collar and an upper collar. A plurality of pins protrude from an inner surface of the lower collar. The pins can be positioned equidistant from one another. A bottle includes a plurality of channels extending from a bottom portion of the bottle. The channels can have a greater angled lower portion extending into a lesser angled end portion. During use, the bottle is rotated, if needed, up to a quarter of a turn to receive the pins extending from the lower collar into the lower portion of respective channels of the bottle. Once pins meet channels, a slight clockwise turn pulls the bottle to a bottom of the base and secures the bottle to the base as the pins meet the ends of the respective channels. The bottle can be released from the pins with a slight counter-clockwise turn. Alternatively, the base includes a lower support which is received in a corresponding shape of a female receptacle formed in the bottle. The lower support can have a mushroom screw shape. The bottle can be twisted for locking the lower support to the bottle.

A bottle cage applicable to water bottles of different sizes, which includes a main body, a first girdle, a second girdle and a regulating structure. Wherein the first girdle is opposite to the main body, a storage space is formed between the main body and the first girdle. One end of the first girdle leans against one side of the main body. The second girdle is adjacent to the first girdle. One end of the second girdle leans against the other side of the main body. The regulating structure brakes reverse actuation of the first girdle and the second girdle, the enclosure of the storage space is changed for placing the water bottles of different sizes. The water bottle can be placed and taken by operating the regulating structure with one hand, and the usability is high.

A bottle cage applicable to water bottles of different sizes, which includes a main body, a first girdle, a second girdle and a regulating structure. Wherein the first girdle is opposite to the main body, a storage space is formed between the main body and the first girdle. One end of the first girdle leans against one side of the main body. The second girdle is adjacent to the first girdle. One end of the second girdle leans against the other side of the main body. The regulating structure brakes reverse actuation of the first girdle and the second girdle, the enclosure of the storage space is changed for placing the water bottles of different sizes. The water bottle can be placed and taken by operating the regulating structure with one hand, and the usability is high.

A bicycle water bottle system is provided. The system includes a mount having a mounting base and a mounting plate extending substantially perpendicular to the mounting base. The mounting base may be configured to connect to a bicycle frame using two fixed pre-formed mounting screw holes. The system also includes a water bottle having a slot formed in one side of the water bottle. The mounting plate is shaped and sized to fit tightly into the slot of the water bottle and the slot is correspondingly shaped and sized to receive the mounting plate to secure the water bottle to the mounting plate.

A bicycle water bottle system is provided. The system includes a mount having a mounting base and a mounting plate extending substantially perpendicular to the mounting base. The mounting base may be configured to connect to a bicycle frame using two fixed pre-formed mounting screw holes. The system also includes a water bottle having a slot formed in one side of the water bottle. The mounting plate is shaped and sized to fit tightly into the slot of the water bottle and the slot is correspondingly shaped and sized to receive the mounting plate to secure the water bottle to the mounting plate.