Abstract:
A tube structure for bicycle cable includes a rigid metallic member spirally wound into a tubular body. The tubular body has a channel centrally defined therein and axially extending therethrough for adapting to be passed through by a bicycle cable. A flexible metallic member is connected with the rigid metallic member and is spirally disposed along a length of the rigid metallic member. When the tubular body is impacted with an external force, the rigid metallic member provides an enhanced rigidity to the tubular body for preventing a deformation of the tubular body. The flexible metallic member and the rigid metallic member are alternately arranged so as to allow the tubular body to be bendable and have a sufficient ductility.
Abstract:
A hydraulic caliper brake assembly with self-adjusting feature includes a cylindrical body, an elastomer, a pushing rod, a force resisting member, and a retaining ring. The cylindrical body has a chamber. The elastomer is sealing disposed in the chamber and has a receiving hole. The elastomer provides a resilient force. The pushing rod is sealingly received in the receiving hole. The pushing rod has a shank extended therefrom and protruded into the chamber. The shank has a shoulder. The force resisting member is sleeved on the shank. The force resisting member abuts against the chamber to provide a resisting force. The retaining ring is disposed in one end of the shank. The retaining ring is moved with the pushing rod.
Abstract:
A brake pad assembly for mounting on a caliper of a vehicle includes a backing plate, a brake lining disposed on a front side of the backing plate, and a heat sink. The heat sink includes a thermal conductive sheet and a set of cooling fins mounted on a rear side of the thermal conductive sheet. In particular, the thermal conductive sheet is overlapped and releasably fastened on the backing plate.
Abstract:
A cooling device for a braking system, includes a blower having a case and a fan, the case having an air outlet opened at one end thereof and an air inlet opened at another end thereof, the case having a receiving room, the receiving room communicating with the air outlet and the air inlet, the fan rotatably assembled in the receiving room, the blower further having a power supplier electrically connected to the fan, the power supplier being used to power the fan, one end of a frame connected to a hydraulic braking system, another end of the frame connected to the case. Under this arrangement, the blower directly blows the hydraulic braking system so as to efficiently cool the hydraulic braking system.
Abstract:
A hydraulic brake device for a bicycle includes a holder, a chamber member and two side oil tubes, the holder assembled with the bicycle, the chamber member assembled to the holder and having two oil tanks, each oil tank having an operating bar movably received therein, the brake cable connected with the operating bar, each oil tank having a brake oil drain and a side oil hole, a distance being defined between each brake oil drain and each corresponding side oil hole, each brake oil drain and each side oil hole communicating with the chamber member, each brake oil drain assembled to a brake hose and communicating with a brake system of the bicycle, the chamber member having two assembling grooves, two ends of each side oil tube assembled to each corresponding side oil hole and each corresponding assembling groove respectively.
Abstract:
A parking device for a bicycle includes an inflator and a connecting member. The inflator has a nozzle defined thereon. The connecting member has an inserting part at one end thereof and an assembling part at another end thereof. The inserting part of the connecting member inserted into the nozzle, the assembling part assembled on the bicycle. Under this arrangement, a user connects the inflator to the bicycle via the connecting member to park the bicycle stably; in contrast, when the user wants to ride the bicycle, the connecting member and the inflator are able to be assembled on the bicycle.
Abstract:
A hydraulic brake clamp for bikes includes a clamp, two piston assemblies and a cap. The clamp has a brake disk room defined on the middle thereof so that a brake disk is received therein. An assembling room and a receiving room are respectively defined in two sides of the clamp. The brake disk room, the assembling room and the receiving room are in communication with each other. A connecting hole is defined through the clamp and communicates with the receiving room. The piston assemblies are assembled from the brake disk room to the assembling room and the receiving room. The cap is threaded into the receiving room via the connecting hole for sealing the receiving room and preventing the piston assemblies from dropping out from the connecting hole.
Abstract:
A hydraulic brake device includes a carrier body. The carrier body is integrally molded. The carrier body has at least one assembling portion disposed thereon for assembling purpose. The carrier body has at least one connecting portion respectively extending from the at least one assembling portion. At least one hydraulic brake assembly movably is mounted on the at least one connecting portion of the carrier body. The carrier body with the at least one brake assembly are adapted to assemble with a bicycle for providing a stable assembling effect, a high structural strength, and lightweight effect.
Abstract:
An angle adjusting device for a brake block includes a brake block, a ball and a screw. The brake block has a socket and a through hole defined therein. The ball is rotatably disposed in the socket. The ball has a screw hole corresponding to the through hole. The screw is passed through the through hole of the brake block and is screwed into the screw hole of the ball so that the brake block is mountable on a brake system. The brake block could be pivotally rotated by a connection between the ball and the socket of the brake block, so that a frictional effect of the brake block which contacts with a wheel rim of a bicycle is increased.