An apparatus for securing articles to structural members includes a main strap assembly having at least three distinct portions configured for forming a secure loop by attachment of at least one of the portions to another of the portions. The apparatus further includes a pair of parallel ancillary strap assemblies attached transversely to the main strap assembly. Each of the pair is attached to a respective one of ancillary releasable engagement mechanisms at an end thereof, for forming an engageable loop. The ancillary strap assemblies can be used to attach the main strap assembly parallel to an elongate structural member. The secure loop of the main strap assembly can be used for securing a heavy article to a bicycle frame, or the like.

A bicycle storage compartment includes a storage compartment arranged inside a bicycle frame tube, in particular a down tube of a bicycle frame. The storage compartment is closed by a cover element. With the aid of a fixing element, the cover element is releasably fixed to the bicycle frame tube. For simple and reliable operation and fixation, the fixing element includes a lever element fastened to the bicycle frame tube or the cover element and cooperating with a lug provided on the cover element or the bicycle frame tube.

A bicycle storage compartment includes a storage compartment arranged inside a bicycle frame tube, in particular a down tube of a bicycle frame. The storage compartment is closed by a cover element. With the aid of a fixing element, the cover element is releasably fixed to the bicycle frame tube. For simple and reliable operation and fixation, the fixing element includes a lever element fastened to the bicycle frame tube or the cover element and cooperating with a lug provided on the cover element or the bicycle frame tube.

A tissue holder for a bicycle includes a hollow body in which a tissue package is placed. A center opening or side opening in the body provides access to the tissue package such that tissues can be removed individually without removing the secured tissue package from the tissue holder. The hollow body may have an open end via which the tissue package is inserted into the hollow body and a closed end having an aerodynamic shape. Restraining projections help to secure the tissue package inside the body. A contoured mounting adapter and adjustable means of attachment enable the tissue holder to be configured for various sizes and types of bicycles and bicycle tubes.

A selectorized dumbbell includes a horizontal stack of nested left weight plates and a horizontal stack of spaced right weight plates with the stacks being separated by a gap into which a handle may be inserted. A selector is movable into different positions relative to the handle to vary how many nested left and right weight plates from the stacks thereof are coupled to the handle to vary the exercise mass of the handle. Each left weight plate has a counterpart right weight plate counterpart which are coupled together by at least one interconnecting member having a first keyhole slot connection between the left end of the interconnecting member and the left weight plate and a second keyhole slot connection between the right end of the interconnecting member and the right weight plate.

A selectorized dumbbell includes a horizontal stack of nested left weight plates and a horizontal stack of spaced right weight plates with the stacks being separated by a gap into which a handle may be inserted. A selector is movable into different positions relative to the handle to vary how many nested left and right weight plates from the stacks thereof are coupled to the handle to vary the exercise mass of the handle. Each left weight plate has a counterpart right weight plate counterpart which are coupled together by at least one interconnecting member having a first keyhole slot connection between the left end of the interconnecting member and the left weight plate and a second keyhole slot connection between the right end of the interconnecting member and the right weight plate.

An article carrier for bicycles can include a bag that can have first and said opposing walls. The article carrier can further include at least two coupling elements that can be mechanically coupled to the first wall and at least two coupling elements that can be mechanically coupled to the second wall. Each of the coupling elements mechanically coupled to the first wall can each be configured removably couple to at least one coupling element mechanically coupled to the first wall. The article carrier can also include a pouch coupled to the bag. The pouch can be configured to store at least the bag, the at least two coupling elements coupled to the first wall, and the at least two coupling elements coupled to the second wall.

A hydration and nutrition system includes a pressurized reservoir adapted to hold a quantity of fluid, a tube in fluid communication with the reservoir, a flow meter adapted to measure and collect flow data regarding the flow of fluid through the tube, one or more user performance sensors that provide performance data, and a database including a baseline requirements and a consumption plan. The baseline requirements are associated with a peak performance power output, and the consumption plan is based on a percentage of the baseline requirements for the peak performance power output. The system further includes a computerized nutritional calculator that performs the steps of receiving performance data, adjusting the consumption plan based on the performance data, calculating an actual caloric intake of fluid consumed, calculating a required caloric replenishment rate, and displaying a required caloric replenishment rate.

A micromobility electric vehicle includes a front storage volume and a rear storage volume. The front storage volume may be defined on two sides by an angled footboard portion and a column. The rear storage volume may be defined on two sides by a curved footboard portion and a seat post. Retainers including an elastic member may be employed in the front and/or rear storage volume to releasably secure objects of different sizes and shapes in the front or rear storage volumes. Hooks may be employed in the front and/or rear storage volumes to allow an object with a strap to be supported in the front or rear storage volume.

A storage device includes a rack and a storage bag assembly. The rack has a top surface and a bottom surface opposite to the top surface in a height direction. The rack defines a first side and a second side opposite to the first side arranged on an outer periphery thereof in a horizontal direction, and the rack is provided with a plurality of engaging slots distributed on either the first side or the second side. The storage bag assembly is detachably connected to the top surface. The storage bag assembly is provided with a plurality of engaging portions, which are engaged in the plurality of engaging slots and abutted against the bottom surface when the storage bag assembly detachably connected to the rack.