A bicycle chain ring having a plurality of teeth extending radially about an axis of the chain ring, the plurality of teeth including a first group of teeth and a second group of teeth. The first group of teeth has a first width at a tooth base that is sized to be received within a chain cavity defined between parallel links of a bicycle chain. The second group of teeth has a second width at the tooth base, the second width being different from the first width. Further, the first group of teeth have a tooth tip that is substantially centered on a plane defined between an inner surface and an outer surface of the chain ring and the second group of teeth is at least partially offset from the plane.

A bicycle chain ring having a plurality of teeth extending radially about an axis of the chain ring, the plurality of teeth including a first group of teeth and a second group of teeth. The first group of teeth has a first width at a tooth base that is sized to be received within a chain cavity defined between parallel links of a bicycle chain. The second group of teeth has a second width at the tooth base, the second width being different from the first width. Further, the first group of teeth have a tooth tip that is substantially centered on a plane defined between an inner surface and an outer surface of the chain ring and the second group of teeth is at least partially offset from the plane.

The disclosure describes an electromechanical rear derailleur for coaxial mounting on a rear wheel axis. The rear derailleur has a base member, a pivot mechanism, a movable member having a chain guiding arrangement, and an electromechanical drive for driving the pivot mechanism. The pivot mechanism connects the base member to the movable member. The chain guiding arrangement is connected to the movable member for rotation about an axis of rotation. The base member comprises a first connection end, which can be mounted coaxially with the rear wheel axis, and a second connection end for coupling with the pivot mechanism.

The disclosure relates to a bicycle transmission, comprising a transmission input and a transmission output, each associated with a first axis, and a second axis offset from the first axis. The bicycle transmission comprises a parallel transmission providing a parallel transmission stage between a parallel transmission input associated with the first axis and a parallel transmission output associated with the second axis. The bicycle transmission further comprises a planetary transmission associated with the second axis.

A bicycle chain having a plurality of chain links, the chain plates of which are formed and arranged in an offset manner along a longitudinal chain path such that each chain link has a wider longitudinal end, along the transverse chain axis, with a larger link width and a narrower longitudinal end, opposite the wider longitudinal end along the longitudinal chain path, with a smaller link width, is designed for shifting between two coaxial rear sprockets adjacent along the transverse chain axis and/or between two coaxial front chainrings adjacent along the transverse chain axis.

A bicycle chain having a plurality of chain links, the chain plates of which are formed and arranged in an offset manner along a longitudinal chain path such that each chain link has a wider longitudinal end, along the transverse chain axis, with a larger link width and a narrower longitudinal end, opposite the wider longitudinal end along the longitudinal chain path, with a smaller link width, is designed for shifting between two coaxial rear sprockets adjacent along the transverse chain axis and/or between two coaxial front chainrings adjacent along the transverse chain axis.

The disclosure describes an electromechanical rear derailleur for coaxial mounting on a rear wheel axis. The rear derailleur has a base member, a pivot mechanism, a movable member having a chain guiding arrangement, and an electromechanical drive for driving the pivot mechanism. The pivot mechanism connects the base member to the movable member. The chain guiding arrangement is connected to the movable member for rotation about an axis of rotation. The base member comprises a first connection end, which can be mounted coaxially with the rear wheel axis, and a second connection end for coupling with the pivot mechanism.

A bicycle chain comprises a first inner link plate and a second inner link plate. The first inner link plate comprises a first inner-link end portion, a second inner-link end portion, and a first inner-link intermediate portion. The first inner-link end portion overlaps with a tooth of a sprocket when viewed in the axial direction to provide an overlapping area in a state where the bicycle chain is engaged with the sprocket. The overlapping area has a maximum circumferential length equal to or larger than 0.45 mm.

A bicycle chain comprises a first inner link plate and a second inner link plate. The first inner link plate comprises a first inner-link end portion, a second inner-link end portion, and a first inner-link intermediate portion. The first inner-link end portion overlaps with a tooth of a sprocket when viewed in the axial direction to provide an overlapping area in a state where the bicycle chain is engaged with the sprocket. The overlapping area has a maximum circumferential length equal to or larger than 0.45 mm.

A bicycle sprocket includes a plurality of sprocket teeth. The plurality of sprocket teeth includes at least one first tooth and at least one second tooth. The at least one first tooth has a first radial-tooth height. The at least one first tooth has a first chain-engaging axial width which is smaller than a first distance defined between opposed outer link plates of the bicycle chain and which is larger than a second distance defined between opposed inner link plates of the bicycle chain. The first radial-tooth height is greater than the first chain-engaging axial width. The at least one second tooth has a second radial-tooth height. The at least one second tooth has a second chain-engaging axial width. The second radial-tooth height is greater than the second chain-engaging axial width. The first radial-tooth height is greater than the second radial-tooth height.