Abstract:
A bicycle handbrake operating device is provided, which contains a positioning seat and an operating lever. A brake cable is joined to an end of the operating lever so that, when the operating lever is gripped to pivot around its pivoting hole, the brake cable is pulled to stop the bicycle. The handbrake operating device utilizes two metal bearings positioned above and beneath the pivoting hole of the operating lever respectively, and the locking screw is threaded through the bearings and the pivoting hole. Each of the bearings contains a ring cover and a tubular bearing seat. Inside the bearing seat, a number of steel balls are arranged along the circumference of the bearing seat. The addition of the bearings contributes to an even smoother operation and a prolonged operation life for the operating lever.
Abstract:
A bike cantilever brake arm having a sleeve fixed to the brake arm through an axle bore provided at the bottom of the brake arm; a scroll section of the rod spring being inserted to a ring provided on one side of the sleeve and covered with a cap; a locking ring is provided on one side of the sleeve to receive insertion of a rubber ring from the opposite side of the adjustment base; a slot and a hooking section being provided on one end of the rubber ring to merely engage the locking ring of the sleeve; another end of the rubber ring extending a retaining edge to retain the adjustment base; and the brake arm, the cap, the rod spring and the adjustment base all being ex-factory made in one piece to keep them integral during transition and the subsequent assembly.
Abstract:
A cutting device includes a first part and a second part which is pivotably connected to the first part. A first fixing portion is located in the top side of the first part. The second part has a second fixing portion defined in the underside side thereof and facing the top side of the first part. The second fixing portion is located corresponding to the first fixing portion. A reception slot is defined axially in the second part and communicates with the second fixing portion and the underside of the second part. A blade is inserted into the reception slot. A hole is defined through the first part for receiving a hydraulic hose. A pressing member is pivotably located in a recess in one side of the first part and is able to press the hydraulic hose passing through the hole and the recess.
Abstract:
A cantilever brake of bicycle is provided with a triangular cable stop including first, second and third corner attachments and a wheel between the first and second corner attachments; a first pivot member including a first trough; a first cable passing through the first corner attachment, the wheel, and the second corner attachment to be fastened at the first pivot; a second pivot member including a second trough; a second cable having one end fastened in the third corner attachment and the other end fastened in the second pivot member; a first brake arm releasably pivotably secured to the first trough and including two opposite first projections and a spring actuated first adjustment knob distal the first projections; and a second brake arm releasably pivotably secured to the second trough and including two opposite second projections and a spring actuated second adjustment knob distal the second projections.
Abstract:
A braking handlebar for a bicycle includes a combining device, one end thereof being axially mounted to a handle; a braking handlebar, having a pressing section, a pivoting section and an accommodating section, wherein the pivoting section is pivotally connected to one end of the combining device opposite to the handle, and the accommodating section is in parallel to an axial direction of the handle; and a screw adjusting element, movable mounted to the accommodating section of the braking handlebar and connected to one end of a braking cable; wherein the braking cable is loosened or tightened by using the screw adjusting element. Since the screw adjusting element offers the function of being able to rotate, the braking cable can be prevented from being bent excessively, further from generating friction which may results in brake failure.
Abstract:
A brake apparatus for a bicycle includes a finger member; a first am comprising a cable adjuster with a brake cable securely passing through, and a first brake pad; a first pivot for pivotably securing the first arm and one end of the finger member to a frame of the bicycle; a pivot member pivotably secured to the other end of the finger member and comprising a second brake pad and a bifurcation; a second arm having an extension proximate to one end and the other end secured to one end of the brake cable; a second pivot for pivotably securing the bifurcation and one end of the second arm and together; a spring depressible cam lever pivotably mounted in the bifurcation, the cam lever being pressed by the extending end of the second arm and comprising an actuation projection; and a fastener adjacent the cam lever.
Abstract:
A coupling for bicycle hydraulic disc brake includes, in combination a housing comprising a stepped-diameter channel having a threaded opening, and a hollow, staged cylindrical member having an inner end disposed at an innermost shoulder of the channel; a hollow cylindrical element formed of metal and comprising an annular groove on an outer surface, and two annular shoulders with the groove formed therebetween wherein the cylindrical element has an inner end disposed at a shoulder adjacent to the innermost shoulder of the channel; a hollow adjustment screw adapted to secure to the threaded opening; and a brake fluid tube slidably disposed through the adjustment screw and the cylindrical element. Driving the adjustment screw will compress the cylindrical element with the groove being completely compressed by the shoulders, the channel being not compressed by the cylindrical element, and the tube being in contact with the cylindrical element.
Abstract:
A caliper brake of bicycle includes a yoke at one end of a second arm, the yoke comprising two yoke arms having a hole, and a spring depressible detent at one end; and a mechanism comprising a manipulation member disposed between the yoke arms and comprising a C-shaped element including outer teeth and an inner protrusion, and a handle; a brake cable retaining member; a cylinder secured to the brake cable retaining member and comprising outer recesses and an eccentric tunnel. The protrusion is engaged with one recess. The cylindrical member is fitted in the tunnel. The detent is urged against one tooth. A brake cable is held tight. In response to counterclockwise rotating the handle the tunnel moves upward and both the detent moves to another tooth and the protrusion moves to another recess so as to loosen the brake cable.
Abstract:
A bicycle bell includes a housing mounted on a handlebar and comprising a channel and an upward extending flange partially surrounding a top of the channel; a guide member secured to the housing; a drum secured to and covered the guide member; and a spring biased striking device mounted on the channel and comprising a bell lever and an opposite clapper extending through the flange to contact the guide member. Pivoting the bell lever about the channel will pivotably move the clapper to strike a first position on the drum after passing the guide member. Releasing the bell lever will return the clapper to its inoperative position after passing the guide member and striking an opposite second position on the drum. The bell is easy to manipulate with the same hand squeezing the brake lever.
Abstract:
A brake operating device for bicycles includes a hydraulic fluid cylinder secured to a housing, a parallel cylindrical member on the cylinder and comprising a hollow threaded fastener at one end, a rod in a right portion of the cylinder and having one end connected to a brake lever; a spring biased magnet in the right portion of the cylinder; a plunger interconnecting the magnet and the rod; a spring biased conductor in the cylindrical member and urged by the fastener; and an electric wire interconnecting the conductor and a connector which is connected to a brake lamp. For decreasing a turn-on time of the brake lamp a loosening of the fastener will push the conductor away from the brake lever to decrease a current generated on the conductor due to a movement of the conductor relative to the magnet. Tightening of the fastener can increase the turn-on time.