Abstract:
A road bicycle handlebar comprises a base, a brake control handle, a gear shift handle, a cushion and three spherical cushions. The cushion covers a holding portion of the base for making the holding more comfortable. The three spherical cushions are respectively assembled on the brake control handle and the gear shift handle to make the riding more comfortable. The brake control handle is defined with a groove for placement of fingers of the hand to allow the hand of the rider to be always maintained in a ready-to-press-the-brake-control-handle state, thus improving the riding safety.
Abstract:
A bicycle handlebar stem assembly includes a stem with two lugs extending from one of two ends of the stem. A first connection member has an aperture through which the stem extends, and two recesses are defined in an inside of the first connection member so as to receive the two lugs therein. A second connection member has a clamp part on one end thereof and an insertion extends from the other end of the second connection member. The insertion is inserted in the other end of the stem.
Abstract:
An ergonomic road bicycle handlebar comprises a base, a brake control handle a gear shift handle, a cushion that covers a holding portion of the base and three spherical cushions. The brake control handle and the gear shift handle both of which are pivotally coupled to the holding portion are respectively covered with a spherical cushion. Moreover the cushion and the spherical cushions are all made of elastic material to improve the feeling of gripping and the using and to provide the buffer function for absorbing the shake caused during the riding process.
Abstract:
A bicycle wheel rim includes a plurality of connectors each having a spoke engaging hole for connecting with a spoke, and two protrusions extend from two ends of each connector. A plurality of holes are defined through each protrusion and a plurality of loops extend through the holes of the connectors which are arranged as a circle. Each protrusion has a recess defined in an inside thereof so as to be engaged with a tire. The loops and the connectors are made by carbon fiber or compound material.
Abstract:
A bicycle hub includes a tubular body and a first flange, a second flange and a third flange extend radially from an outer surface of the tubular body. The third flange is located between the first flange and the second flange. Each of the first flange, the second flange and the third flange has holes defined therethrough so as to be connected with spokes. The diameter of the three flanges and the radial distance of the holes in the three flanges may be different so as to obtain a desired rim according to the way of use of the bicycle wheel.