A luggage holder for use with a bicycle, the luggage holder including: a structure including a channel for receiving a tongue of a handle member; the handle member being configured to be securable to luggage; and, a retaining mechanism. The retaining mechanism further includes a moveable member which is displaceable from a biased position by insertion or withdrawal of the tongue in or from the channel using a predetermined force to permit insertion or withdrawal of the tongue in or from the channel. The moveable member returns to the biased position to prevent withdrawal the tongue from the channel using a force less than the predetermined force.

A luggage holder for use with a bicycle, the luggage holder including: a structure including a channel for receiving a tongue of a handle member; the handle member being configured to be securable to luggage; and, a retaining mechanism. The retaining mechanism further includes a moveable member which is displaceable from a biased position by insertion or withdrawal of the tongue in or from the channel using a predetermined force to permit insertion or withdrawal of the tongue in or from the channel. The moveable member returns to the biased position to prevent withdrawal the tongue from the channel using a force less than the predetermined force.

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.

The present disclosure is directed to an attachment apparatus and/or system for securely attaching objects to a bicycle frame that comprises a transport platform that is attachable to the top of a bicycle rack.

The present disclosure is directed to an attachment apparatus and/or system for securely attaching objects to a bicycle frame that comprises a transport platform that is attachable to the top of a bicycle rack.

A bag that can be releasably attached to and detached from a seatback having at least one supporting post is disclosed. It includes a bag body having a top and bottom, and a pair of straps disposed laterally with respect to each other on the bag body. Each of the straps is connected to the bag body at an upper connection point near the top, and a lower connection point near the bottom. A zipper is provided for selectively connecting and separating the straps from each other, by selectively zipping and unzipping the zipper. At least one bag connector is disposed on the bag near the bottom, and a strap connector is disposed on at least one of the straps at a point closer to the lower connection point than the upper connection point. The bag connector and strap connector are adapted to be releasably connected to each other. The bag is configured to be attached to the seatback by wrapping the straps around the seatback, zipping the straps together, and applying the strap connector to the bag connector around the at least one supporting post, to thereby trap the supporting post between the bag connector and the lower connection point.

A bag that can be releasably attached to and detached from a seatback having at least one supporting post is disclosed. It includes a bag body having a top and bottom, and a pair of straps disposed laterally with respect to each other on the bag body. Each of the straps is connected to the bag body at an upper connection point near the top, and a lower connection point near the bottom. A zipper is provided for selectively connecting and separating the straps from each other, by selectively zipping and unzipping the zipper. At least one bag connector is disposed on the bag near the bottom, and a strap connector is disposed on at least one of the straps at a point closer to the lower connection point than the upper connection point. The bag connector and strap connector are adapted to be releasably connected to each other. The bag is configured to be attached to the seatback by wrapping the straps around the seatback, zipping the straps together, and applying the strap connector to the bag connector around the at least one supporting post, to thereby trap the supporting post between the bag connector and the lower connection point.

A system for mounting an accessory to a cycle has a mounting part 400, a receiving part 500, and a locking member 508. The mounting part 400 has an axially extending member 402 and at least one transversely projecting lug 406. The receiving part 500 has a recess for receiving the member 402 and the lug(s) 406 when the receiving part 500 is in a receiving/releasing position, and at least one lip 506 for engaging with the lug(s) 406 to retain the mounting part 400 when the receiving part 500 is angularly moved relative to the mounting part 400. The locking member 508 is operable between the mounting part 400 and the receiving part 500, and is moveable between an unlocked position and a securing position to selectively retain the receiving part 500 in a plurality of angularly offset locked positions relative to the mounting part 400.

A system for mounting an accessory to a cycle has a mounting part 400, a receiving part 500, and a locking member 508. The mounting part 400 has an axially extending member 402 and at least one transversely projecting lug 406. The receiving part 500 has a recess for receiving the member 402 and the lug(s) 406 when the receiving part 500 is in a receiving/releasing position, and at least one lip 506 for engaging with the lug(s) 406 to retain the mounting part 400 when the receiving part 500 is angularly moved relative to the mounting part 400. The locking member 508 is operable between the mounting part 400 and the receiving part 500, and is moveable between an unlocked position and a securing position to selectively retain the receiving part 500 in a plurality of angularly offset locked positions relative to the mounting part 400.