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Hello I am Hank Matheson. I am excited to share with you that I along with my good friend Jon Heim have been granted a patent on a new rear suspension system.
Have fun out there.
Sincerely,
Hank Matheson
There is a copy of the press release below:
Two-Dimensional Suspension Patent Awarded
Patent #9,908,583
April 5th, 2018 Grass Valley, CA
A new Two-Dimensional Bicycle Rear Suspension System has been granted U.S. Patent #9,908,583. In development by Hank Matheson and Jon Heim since 2010, this suspension system combines independent vertical and rearward axle paths. The axle path changes depending on the direction of the hit to the rear wheel. This allows the axle path to conform to the force vector traveling through the axle.
Hank Matheson mentioned “I am happy to have been granted this patent and to have been able to work with Jon. I am also excited to ride the thing.”
Jon Heim said, "When Hank showed me the CandyMantm prototype I thought he should apply for a patent. I was impressed with how simple and compact it was for 2-D suspension. We came up with additional configurations like the MissingLinktm, a 2-D link that slides instead of pivots and is almost hidden. It's nice to get validation from the US Patent Office."
Link to 2012 Dirtrag article:
http://dirtragmag.com/jon-heim-details-another-new-2d-suspension-platform/
Contact:
Hank Matheson
(415) 265-2042 https://www.facebook.com/2-Dimensional-Suspension-113012892877247
re}Hello I am Hank Matheson. I am excited to share with you that I along with my good friend Jon Heim have been granted a patent on a new rear suspension system.
Have fun out there.
Sincerely,
Hank Matheson
There is a copy of the press release below:
Two-Dimensional Suspension Patent Awarded
Patent #9,908,583
April 5th, 2018 Grass Valley, CA
A new Two-Dimensional Bicycle Rear Suspension System has been granted U.S. Patent #9,908,583. In development by Hank Matheson and Jon Heim since 2010, this suspension system combines independent vertical and rearward axle paths. The axle path changes depending on the direction of the hit to the rear wheel. This allows the axle path to conform to the force vector traveling through the axle.
Hank Matheson mentioned “I am happy to have been granted this patent and to have been able to work with Jon. I am also excited to ride the thing.”
Jon Heim said, "When Hank showed me the CandyMantm prototype I thought he should apply for a patent. I was impressed with how simple and compact it was for 2-D suspension. We came up with additional configurations like the MissingLinktm, a 2-D link that slides instead of pivots and is almost hidden. It's nice to get validation from the US Patent Office."
Link to 2012 Dirtrag article:
http://dirtragmag.com/jon-heim-details-another-new-2d-suspension-platform/
Contact:
Hank Matheson
(415) 265-2042 https://www.facebook.com/2-Dimensional-Suspension-113012892877247
