Bicycle ergometer with sensor mounted on bicycle frame
A technology of bicycles and power meters, which is applied in the direction of power measurement, instruments, and measuring devices, and can solve problems such as expensive, difficult to install, and that bicycles are not widely accepted by cyclists.
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[0025] DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
[0026] Turning now to the attached drawings, figure 1 is a partial perspective view from above the bicycle rear frame showing the fork rod ends, hub, chain and strain gauge sensor assembly of the first embodiment of the present invention. As shown, the bicycle rear frame has a pair of terminal portions called right fork bar 12 and left fork bar 14 . Secured between the forks 12 , 14 by means of the axle 16 and retaining nut 17 is a rear hub 20 and sprocket assembly 22 . A drive chain 24 is wound over the sprockets making up the sprocket assembly 22 to provide rotational movement of the hub 20 in response to the riding forces of a cyclist.
[0027] The end portion 26 , 28 of each prong 12 , 14 has a transverse thickness dimension that is thinner than the remaining major portion of each prong 12 , 14 . Secured to the inner surface of the end 26 of the right yoke 12 is a strain gauge sensor assembly 30 described in more...
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