Patent classifications
B62M11/18
Hub assembly and drive train
A hub assembly for a human-powered vehicle comprises a hub axle, a first rotatable member, a second rotatable member, and a rotation control structure. The rotation control structure couples the first rotatable member to the second rotatable member to transmit a first input rotation of the first rotatable member to the second rotatable member at a first ratio of a first output rotation of the second rotatable member to the first input rotation of the first rotatable member. The rotation control structure couples the second rotatable member to the first rotatable member to transmit a second input rotation of the second rotatable member to the first rotatable member at a second ratio of a second output rotation of the first rotatable member to the second input rotation of the second rotatable member. The second ratio is different from the first ratio. The second ratio is larger than 0.
Hub assembly and drive train
A hub assembly for a human-powered vehicle comprises a hub axle, a first rotatable member, a second rotatable member, and a rotation control structure. The rotation control structure couples the first rotatable member to the second rotatable member to transmit a first input rotation of the first rotatable member to the second rotatable member at a first ratio of a first output rotation of the second rotatable member to the first input rotation of the first rotatable member. The rotation control structure couples the second rotatable member to the first rotatable member to transmit a second input rotation of the second rotatable member to the first rotatable member at a second ratio of a second output rotation of the first rotatable member to the second input rotation of the second rotatable member. The second ratio is different from the first ratio. The second ratio is larger than 0.
AUTOMATIC DOWNSHIFTING AND VARIABLE SPEED TRANSMISSION BICYCLE
The invention discloses an automatic downshifting and variable speed transmission bicycle, comprising a bicycle stand, wherein the bicycle stand is installed with a bottom bracket; the bottom bracket is installed with a bottom bracket sprocket set, and the bottom bracket sprocket set is composed of three chain discs of different sizes; a rear axle of the bicycle is provided with a tower footing, and the tower footing is fixedly installed with a sun gear; one side of the sun gear is provided with a planet carrier, and the planet carrier is installed with planetary twin gears. The invention is easy to start, can run at high speed, has multiple functions, and is reliable in operation, with convenient maintenance and low cost, and is energy saving and environmental-friendly; it has a good market prospect and brings great convenience to cyclists.
INTERIOR CLUTCH-USED CONTROL MECHANISM
An interior clutch-used control mechanism comprises a driving rod being installed on a center shaft of an internal clutch; a radial control cam ring and an axial control cam ring being installed on an outer side of the center shaft; a spacing ring being installed between the radial control cam ring and the axial control cam ring; a power rotation unit being installed with a sliding ring which is used as a linking device; a plurality of axial springs being installed between an outer side of the sliding ring and the rotation unit; and an interior of the sliding ring being installed with a plurality of pins and a plurality of radial spring; the radial control cam ring and the axial control cam ring being installed at an inner side of the sliding ring.
INTERIOR CLUTCH-USED CONTROL MECHANISM
An interior clutch-used control mechanism comprises a driving rod being installed on a center shaft of an internal clutch; a control claw fixing base and a rotation ring being installed on outside of the center shaft; a left control claw and a right control claw being installed on the control claw fixing base; a plurality of upper planet power ratchet claws, a plurality of lower planet power ratchet claws and a plurality of controlling claw shafts being installed on the rotation ring; a ratchet claw control panel being installed at an inner side of the upper and lower planet power ratchet claws; the ratchet claw control panel being installed with a left limiting panel and a right limiting panel; and an auxiliary claw being installed between the left limiting panel and the rotation ring.
Power transmission elements, torque measuring device and freewheel assembly
A load cell for determining a radial force acting on a crankshaft having a receiving sleeve for receiving a bearing ring and a fastening ring for attaching the load cell in a transmission housing. Axial support areas are provided on the fastening ring for axially supporting the outer ring of the first bearing. Moreover, measuring regions for receiving radial forces of the receiving sleeve are provided which connect the receiving sleeve with the fastening ring. Strain sensors are attached to at least two of the measuring regions.
DRIVE TRAIN COMPRISING TWO SEPARATE SHIFTABLE GEAR MECHANISMS WHICH ARE COUPLED BY MEANS OF INTERMEDIATE GEAR MECHANISMS
A drive train for muscle-driven single-track or multi-track vehicles with a crank-driven bottom bracket gearbox which is connected on the output side to a chain or belt drive from which a chain or belt leads directly or shiftably to a pinion to a rear wheel hub. belt leads directly or switchably in each case to a pinion to a rear wheel hub, wherein in addition to the bottom bracket gearbox, which is designed as a primary gearbox with n speeds or with variable transmission ratio, a rear-mounted gearbox is also arranged in the drive train as a switchable rear wheel hub gearbox with m=two or m=three speeds, wherein n and m are natural numbers. In addition to the bottom bracket gearbox, which is designed as a primary gearbox with n speeds, the drive train also includes a rear-mounted gearbox as a shiftable rear wheel hub gearbox with m=two or m=three speeds.
DRIVE TRAIN COMPRISING TWO SEPARATE SHIFTABLE GEAR MECHANISMS WHICH ARE COUPLED BY MEANS OF INTERMEDIATE GEAR MECHANISMS
A drive train for muscle-driven single-track or multi-track vehicles with a crank-driven bottom bracket gearbox which is connected on the output side to a chain or belt drive from which a chain or belt leads directly or shiftably to a pinion to a rear wheel hub. belt leads directly or switchably in each case to a pinion to a rear wheel hub, wherein in addition to the bottom bracket gearbox, which is designed as a primary gearbox with n speeds or with variable transmission ratio, a rear-mounted gearbox is also arranged in the drive train as a switchable rear wheel hub gearbox with m=two or m=three speeds, wherein n and m are natural numbers. In addition to the bottom bracket gearbox, which is designed as a primary gearbox with n speeds, the drive train also includes a rear-mounted gearbox as a shiftable rear wheel hub gearbox with m=two or m=three speeds.
COASTING CLUTCH AND A MULTISPEED GEAR SYSTEM WITH SUCH COASTING CLUTCH
A coasting clutch and a gear system with a coasting clutch include mutually facing first and second clutch members. The coasting clutch is arranged to operate in an engaged position, wherein the first and second clutch members are axially in mesh and rotating with the same speed, or overrunning and rotating with different speeds. The coasting clutch includes a coasting mechanism arranged to operate the coasting clutch into a coasting position when the clutch is overrunning. In the coasting position, the first and second clutch members are axially arranged further from each other than in the engaged position.
COASTING CLUTCH AND A MULTISPEED GEAR SYSTEM WITH SUCH COASTING CLUTCH
A coasting clutch and a gear system with a coasting clutch include mutually facing first and second clutch members. The coasting clutch is arranged to operate in an engaged position, wherein the first and second clutch members are axially in mesh and rotating with the same speed, or overrunning and rotating with different speeds. The coasting clutch includes a coasting mechanism arranged to operate the coasting clutch into a coasting position when the clutch is overrunning. In the coasting position, the first and second clutch members are axially arranged further from each other than in the engaged position.