Patent classifications
B62H1/02
BICYCLE PARKING STAND SECURING STRUCTURE
A bicycle parking stand securing structure includes a parking stand, and a combination member pivoted on an end of the parking stand and haying a combination part, and a long press member. The combination part has a long bearing surface, and a middle hole and two side holes. The two side boles are disposed on two sides of the middle hole along a length direction of the long bearing surface, and distances from the two side holes to the middle hole are equal to each other. The long press member includes a main screw, two side screws, a second middle hole and two second side holes. The main screw is inserted through the second middle hole to screw into the middle hole, the two side screws are inserted through the second. side hole to screw into the two side holes, respectively.
BICYCLE PARKING STAND SECURING STRUCTURE
A bicycle parking stand securing structure includes a parking stand, and a combination member pivoted on an end of the parking stand and haying a combination part, and a long press member. The combination part has a long bearing surface, and a middle hole and two side holes. The two side boles are disposed on two sides of the middle hole along a length direction of the long bearing surface, and distances from the two side holes to the middle hole are equal to each other. The long press member includes a main screw, two side screws, a second middle hole and two second side holes. The main screw is inserted through the second middle hole to screw into the middle hole, the two side screws are inserted through the second. side hole to screw into the two side holes, respectively.
Method and apparatus for processing motor control signal, electric vehicle and storage medium
The present disclosure provides a method and an apparatus for processing a motor control signal, an electric vehicle, a storage medium and an electronic apparatus. The method may include: a predetermined operation is detected, wherein the predetermined operation includes that a rider leaves an electric vehicle; and a motor control signal which is input via a speed control component of the electric vehicle is shielded. Through the present disclosure, the problem that the rider of the electric vehicle forgets to press a P gear or fails to activate the P gear successfully to cause the false operation of the speed control component and thus cause a harm to the electric vehicle or a user or a surrounding environment in the related art is solved; and therefore, the vehicle is prevented from being uncontrollable, and the safety of the electric vehicle or the user or the surrounding environment is guaranteed.
Three-wheeled tilting vehicle
A tiltable vehicle is configured to transform between an autonomous mode and a rideable mode by pivoting the handlebars and steering column of the vehicle about a pitch axis. In the autonomous mode, the steering column is folded back toward the chassis and a tiltable chassis of the vehicle is prevented from tilting. In the rideable mode, the steering column is unfolded and the chassis is free to tilt. In some examples, a tiltable vehicle includes features beneficial for vehicle-sharing, such as parking devices or a basket. These features may be included on any suitable vehicle and are not limited to use on transforming vehicles.
KICKSTAND FOR BIKES
A kickstand includes a head, a leg pivotably connected to the head, a clamp connected to the head and a first pad located at the inside of the clamp and facing the head. Multiple screws are threadedly connected to the clamp and each screw includes a contact end. The contact ends of the multiple screws extend beyond the clamp and contact against the first pad to partially deform the first pad. The tube of the chainstay is clamp between the head and the clamp, and the first pad contacts the tube of the chainstay to avoid the kickstand from pivoting or loosening relative to the chainstay.
KICKSTAND FOR BIKES
A kickstand includes a head, a leg pivotably connected to the head, a clamp connected to the head and a first pad located at the inside of the clamp and facing the head. Multiple screws are threadedly connected to the clamp and each screw includes a contact end. The contact ends of the multiple screws extend beyond the clamp and contact against the first pad to partially deform the first pad. The tube of the chainstay is clamp between the head and the clamp, and the first pad contacts the tube of the chainstay to avoid the kickstand from pivoting or loosening relative to the chainstay.
Motorized platforms
Motorized hub assemblies for use with platforms and the corresponding motorized platforms are presented. At least one of the hub assemblies can be a motor and can contain an internal motor to propel the platform when activated. In some embodiments, the motorized platform has two sets of motorized wheels or two sets or motorized treads for differential rate maneuvering. In some embodiments, different base platforms are mounted to a single set of wheels or a single tread to provide a sporty style ride. A handlebar can also be implemented for greater stability. In all cases, there is no requirement for an electronic stabilization platform.
Kickstand
A kickstand (17) and bike comprising such a kickstand. The kickstand comprises a base (18) connected or connectable to a bike frame (2); a stand (19) movable relative to the base between a standing position and a retracted position; and a latch (20) latching the stand in the standing position. The latch is pivotable about a horizontal rotational latch axis (R.sub.L) between a latching position and a release position.
Kickstand
A kickstand (17) and bike comprising such a kickstand. The kickstand comprises a base (18) connected or connectable to a bike frame (2); a stand (19) movable relative to the base between a standing position and a retracted position; and a latch (20) latching the stand in the standing position. The latch is pivotable about a horizontal rotational latch axis (R.sub.L) between a latching position and a release position.
Electric bicycle assembly
An electric bicycle assembly for propelling a bicycle includes a bicycle that includes a first chain sprocket and pedals coupled to the first chain sprocket for rotating the first chain sprocket to propel the bicycle. A second chain sprocket is coupled to the first chain sprocket such that the second chain sprocket is rotated when the first chain sprocket is rotated. A generator is coupled to the bicycle and the generator is rotated to generate electrical energy when the pedals are pedaled. A motor is coupled to the bicycle and the motor is in mechanical communication with the rear wheel. The motor rotates the rear wheel when the motor is turned on for propelling the bicycle.