Structure of stand-riding bicycle

Abstract

The present invention provides a technique for implementing a stand-riding bicycle by using a miniaturization and beautiful configuration. The bicycle is advanced through pedal reciprocation caused by a pedal angle and a pedal track which facilitate the force application of a rider. A rotating shaft is arranged on front of and above a pedal foot face on the lower dead point. Pedals and swinging chain wheels (161 / 2) are arranged on the top and bottom of the rear part of left and right pedal arms which are mechanically linked in a mode that the swinging movement is of a direction opposite to the advance direction. Chain anchoring devices (101 / 2) and Idler chain wheels (171 / 2) are arranged on a bicycle frame on front and back ends of the swinging chain wheels and below the pedal on the lower dead point. One ends of left and right driving chains are fixed by the chain anchoring devices, the left and right driving chains are coiled on the swinging chain wheels, the Idler chain wheels and the one-way clutch chain wheels (181 / 2) in sequence, so as to form the other end facing forwards, the other end is respectively connected with two ends of a U-shaped return chain which returns in an U shape on the front, such that the left and right parts are connected.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a bicycle structure in which left and right pedals on which a occupant is standing are propelled by reciprocating up and down. Background technique [0002] Conventional bicycles generally have a mechanism in which a rider sits on a seat, rotates a crank arm with his feet, and transmits the rotation to a rear wheel through a chain or the like to propel it. The seated riding posture can reduce the physical burden of maintaining the posture, but it is difficult to use the body weight for the rotation of the crank arm. Therefore, when a large propulsion force is required, although the method of shifting gear or standing pedal can be used, but, The reduction of the propulsion force near the upper and lower dead centers of the crank arm rotation is inevitable. In addition, since the saddle is provided on the frame, the miniaturization of the bicycle is restricted. [0003] In order to make up for the above-mentioned shortc...

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