A notification system notifies brake-related information related to braking of a rotation body of a human-powered vehicle. The notification system includes a notification unit that includes a notification device configured to notify a user of the brake-related information. The notification device is provided on at least one of a brake device braking the rotation body, an operation device operating the brake device, and a display device.

A scooter includes a connecting seat and a connecting bar extending rearward of the connecting seat, at least one rotatable front wheel and at least one rear wheel; a handle bar to control turning of front wheel; and a foot pedal connected to the connecting bar, the foot pedal having a left foot pedal portion and a right foot pedal portion; each of the left and right foot pedal portions being configured to support a rider's left foot and right foot, respectively, to lie substantially parallel to the connecting bar. The front wheel has a diameter, and the front and rear wheels are spaced apart a lateral distance, and wherein a ratio of the diameter to the lateral distance is selected to allow a rider to propel the scooter along flat ground without pushing the feet along the ground. The front wheel may have a rounded shape as seen from front view to establish substantially tangential line contact with a rolling surface. The pedal defines a support surface for the rider's feet, and the support surface may be positioned above a plane connecting a rotation axis of the front wheel and a rotation axis of the rear wheel.

A scooter includes a connecting seat and a connecting bar extending rearward of the connecting seat, at least one rotatable front wheel and at least one rear wheel; a handle bar to control turning of front wheel; and a foot pedal connected to the connecting bar, the foot pedal having a left foot pedal portion and a right foot pedal portion; each of the left and right foot pedal portions being configured to support a rider's left foot and right foot, respectively, to lie substantially parallel to the connecting bar. The front wheel has a diameter, and the front and rear wheels are spaced apart a lateral distance, and wherein a ratio of the diameter to the lateral distance is selected to allow a rider to propel the scooter along flat ground without pushing the feet along the ground. The front wheel may have a rounded shape as seen from front view to establish substantially tangential line contact with a rolling surface. The pedal defines a support surface for the rider's feet, and the support surface may be positioned above a plane connecting a rotation axis of the front wheel and a rotation axis of the rear wheel.

An adjustable rear wheel hood system has a movable hood, so to be longitudinally adjusted to accommodate shrinking wheels (due to wear), or other requirements. A longitudinal slot is aligned between the rear wheel hood and the deck, and after adjusting the hood-to-rear wheel separation to a desired amount, the hood is secured to the deck via a shaped protuberance and securing mechanism, preventing lateral movement of the hood.

A notification system notifies brake-related information related to braking of a rotation body of a human-powered vehicle. The notification system includes a notification unit that includes a notification device configured to notify a user of the brake-related information. The notification device is provided on at least one of a brake device braking the rotation body, an operation device operating the brake device, and a display device.

To produce an elliptical bicycle that can be used by persons of all ages safely, comfortably and easily, a bicycle with simple and original mechanisms has been created, allowing the user to feel safe when mounting the bicycle and to be able to handle same with ease and pleasure and to enjoy the journey. Using these original designs and mechanisms, a compact bicycle has been created, which is made easy and safe to move from one place to another by the ability to lower the handlebars and at the same time collapse the steering column and by a simple, silent, compact drive system formed by footboards, pedals, a bottom bracket and wheels. The bicycle has the advantage of providing easy and safe travel and has a gear-shifting system that can have between 3 and 12 different speeds and a caliper braking system on the rear and front wheels.

The present invention relates to an extendable bicycle transformable from a running bicycle into a pedaling bicycle comprising: (a) a front wheel; (b) a fork for rotatably holding said front wheel; (c) an extendable handlebar, connectable to said fork, for steering said front wheel; (d) a head tube for turnably holding said fork; (e) a rear wheel, having an axis, and capable of rotating around its own axis; (f) an extendable chair; (g) two detachable pedal arms having one pedal each; (h) an extendable frame, attached to said head tube, which supports said chair and said pedal arms.

A supplemental drive mechanism for a bicycle or other manually compelled pedal vehicle providing a reciprocating handlebar assembly, a cable drive, a transmission assembly, and a supplemental drive assembly, wherein a forced reciprocating movement of the handlebar by a push-pull motion of a rider by the upper body, by and through the transmission, results in a singular direction rotational movement of a supplemental chain sprocket incorporated into the rear wheel drive of the bicycle in addition to a rotational pedal movement the rider by the lower body as applied to the pedals of the bicycle in a forward direction.

A bicycle chain comprises a first outer link plate. The first outer link plate comprises a first outer-link end portion, a second outer-link end portion, a first outer-link intermediate portion, and a first outer-link longitudinal centerline. The first outer-link end portion, the second outer-link end portion and the first outer-link intermediate portion define a first outer-link outer peripheral edge. The first outer-link outer peripheral edge comprises a first outer-link end edge, a second outer-link end edge, and a pair of first outer-link intermediate edges. A first radial distance is defined from a first outer-link center axis to the first outer-link end edge in a perpendicular direction. A minimum distance is defined between the pair of first outer-link intermediate edges in the perpendicular direction. The minimum distance is smaller than 200% of the first radial distance and is equal to or larger than 5 mm.

Invention relates to the type of two wheel velocipede where the propulsion to the rear wheel is achieved by the use of riders legs/feet and propulsion to the front wheel is achieved by the use of riders arms and upper body on cranks that travel in circular motion using a single chain as a means to transfer force to the front wheel. An innovative step is the chest and upper body support pad which enables the rider to relieve strain of the back muscles and provide a surface against which to pull the handlebars.