Bicycle hub with an integrated brake friction surface and antilock support member
A technology of supporting components and friction components, which is applied in bicycle theft prevention devices, bicycle accessories, bicycle brakes, etc., and can solve problems such as brake failure and cyclist vibration
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[0011] FIG. 1 is a side view of a bicycle 101 including a particular embodiment of a braking force control mechanism. The bicycle 101 includes a frame 102 including a front fork 98 , a handlebar 104 fixed to the front fork 98 , a drive unit 105 including a chain and pedals, and a front wheel 106 and a rear wheel 107 with spokes 99 . As shown in FIG. 2, the front hub 1 includes a hub axle 10, a hub shell 111 placed around the hub axle 10, and first hub shells 111 placed between the hub axle 10 and the hub shell 11 at both ends of the hub shell 11. Bearing 13 and second bearing 14. The externally threaded portion 10 a is formed on the outer surface of the hub axle 10 , and the hub axle 10 is fixed to the end of the front fork 98 using the nut 52 . The braking force limiting mechanism 15 is placed on one side (the left side in FIG. 2 ) of the hub shell 11 . When the roller braking mechanism 80 is mounted on the front hub 1 , a part of the excessive braking force input from the ...
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