Appeal No. 2004-1520 Page 2
Application No. 09/957,058
INTRODUCTION
The claims are directed to a golf bag. Claim 1 is illustrative:
1. A golf bag comprising a bag body for receiving golf clubs and a sliding means fixed at
the lower end of the bag body, a cylinder container formed on the top of the sliding means and
connected with the lower end of said bag body; characterized in that:
one side of the bottom of the sliding means is provided with two wheel seats
parallel to each other for mounting two freely rolling rear wheels
connected by an axel;
another side opposite to said one side of the sliding means is provided with at
least one eccentric wheel as a front wheel having a diameter smaller then
[sic, than] the rear wheels;
the lower edges of the eccentric front wheel and the rear wheels are set to be
co-planar;
wherein the golf bag, when placed on the ground, stays stably in an
upstanding condition, with its longitudinal axis in a substantially vertical
direction;
when the golf bag is in the upstanding condition, users can grasp the upper
end of the bag body and push the bag body so as to drive the front wheel
and rear wheels in a pushing condition; and
alternatively, users can slant the golf bag by taking the rear wheels as a pivot
and lifting the front wheel away from ground, then grasp the upper end
of the bag body and pull the bag body so as to drive the rear wheels in a
pulling condition.
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