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Title: ME 4182 Prototyping 2 Team: GT Rack 2:00 pm November 16, 2005


1
ME 4182 Prototyping 2 Team GT Rack 200 pm
November 16, 2005
  • Ryan Glenn
  • Andrew Mrasek
  • Japheth Nelson
  • Manuel McMillan
  • Brian Collins
  • Hyun Lee

2
Objectives
  • Assess prototype progress
  • Review Design changes
  • Report on remaining open items.

3
Prototype Status
  • Carrier and Lower Rails Fabricated using 1
    square steel box tubing.
  • Bicycle securing mechanisms sourced and attached
  • Fork mount
  • Rear Tire Carrier
  • Mounting plates from existing Yakima bike carrier
    adapted to mount the lower rail to rack crossbars

4
Current State of Prototype
5
Design Change
  • The prototype proved sufficiently rigid, securing
    the bike at the 90 degree flat orientation
  • As a result, the seat post clamp support arm was
    deemed unnecessary
  • The removal of the seat post support arm requires
    the addition of a new handle.

6
Open Items
  • Fabricate locking mechanism that will keep the
    bike upright and also lock the bike when tilted
    90 degrees.
  • Design and fabricate new handle now that the seat
    post support arm is now removed.

7
Locking Mechanism
  • Locking mechanism consists of swing-plates and
    a spring pin.
  • Locking Spring pin mechanism to be sourced from
    McMaster-Carr

8
Locking Mechanism
  • Swing-plate and Swing-Plate bracket orientations

9
Prototype with Locking Mechanism
10
Prototype with Locking Mechanism
11
Conclusion
  • Prototype fabrication is back on schedule
  • Parts for the locking mechanism will be
    fabricated and sourced over the following week.
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