Bicycle Control Apparatus
a control apparatus and bicycle technology, applied in the direction of linear movement shafts, shafts, cycle equipment, etc., can solve the problem that the shift lever is not configured to pivot rearwardly independently of the brake lever
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[0020]FIGS. 1-7 illustrate a bicycle control apparatus 10 mountable to a handlebar 12 according to one embodiment of the present invention. The bicycle control apparatus 10 generally includes a housing 18, a shift lever assembly 21 and a brake lever assembly 23. The housing 18 is mountable to a handlebar 12, typically a drop-style handler found on a road bike. Looking to FIGS. 1 and 2, the handlebar 12 includes an upper portion 13 extending across the bicycle frame (not shown), a curved portion 15 extending downward from the upper portion, and a lower portion 17 extending rearward toward the rider. The curved portion 15 and the lower portion 17 are commonly referred to as the “drops.” The housing 18 is typically mounted to the curved portion 15 of the handlebar 12 by a clamp 14 and a bolt 16.
[0021] The shift lever assembly 21 pulls or releases a control cable 11 connected to gear change mechanism (not shown) to shift between various gear positions. The gear change mechanism may be ...
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