Adjustable Exercise Bicycle Front Upright Bracket Mechanism
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing exercise bicycles have fixedly connected front uprights that cannot be adjusted, making it difficult to accommodate users of different heights and arm lengths, thus failing to meet comfort requirements.
Innovation Solution
An adjustable bracket structure for the front upright of an exercise bicycle, featuring a U-shaped supporting component with rotary shaft and bracket components that include positioning tooth grooves or holes, allowing for angle adjustment and secure clamping, utilizing the lever principle for ease of operation.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If the front upright is fixedly connected to the bicycle frame, then the structure is simple and stable, but the angle cannot be adjusted and cannot accommodate users of different heights and arm lengths
Solution Approach 1:
The front upright connection is transformed from a fixed static structure to a dynamic adjustable structure. The bracket component can rotate around the rotary shaft to change the angle of the front upright, allowing adaptation to different user needs while maintaining structural stability through the supporting component and positioning mechanism.
Solution Approach 2:
The connection structure is divided into separate functional components: a supporting component fixed to the frame, a bracket component attached to the front upright, and a rotary shaft connecting them. This segmentation allows independent optimization of each component and enables angle adjustment while maintaining overall structural integrity.
2Adaptability or versatility
If a rotary shaft and bracket component are introduced for angle adjustment, then the front upright becomes adjustable for different users, but the structure becomes more complex
Solution Approach 1:
The bracket component is pre-equipped with positioning grooves or positioning holes that align with corresponding features on the supporting component. This preliminary arrangement ensures that when the bracket rotates to different angles, it automatically engages with the positioning features, providing stable and reliable connection without requiring additional locking mechanisms.
3Reliability
If positioning tooth grooves or holes are used for angle locking, then the front upright can be securely fixed at different angles, but the manufacturing precision requirements increase
Solution Approach 1:
The positioning mechanism is designed to be self-aligning and self-locking. The positioning grooves or holes on the bracket component naturally engage with the corresponding features on the supporting component through the rotation motion, automatically achieving accurate positioning without requiring high-precision manual adjustment or complex alignment procedures during manufacturing.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
Enables convenient angle adjustment of the front upright, ensuring stability and safety for users of varying heights and arm lengths, with a strength-saving design that maintains structural reliability and firm connections.
Implementation Method 1
the lower end of the front upright is pivoted to the supporting component through a rotary shaft
Implementation Method 2
The bracket component is of strength-saving structures and sufficiently utilizes the lever principle, thereby being more convenient to operate
Implementation Method 3
a bracket component capable of being clamped on the supporting component is arranged on the front upright, and a plurality of bracket parts matched with the bracket component are arranged on the supporting component
Data Source
AI summary
An adjustment bracket structure for a front upright of an exercise bicycle comprises a bicycle frame and the front upright, wherein a supporting component extending towards the front upright is fixed to the bicycle frame, and the lower end of the front upright is pivoted to the supporting component through a rotary shaft; a bracket component capable of being clamped on the supporting component is arranged on the front upright, and bracket parts matched with the bracket component are arranged on the supporting component in the swinging direction of the front upright. The front upright is angle-adjustable, thereby convenient for users with different heights and arm lengths. The bracket component is of strength-saving structure and utilizes the lever principle, thereby being more convenient to operate. All components are structurally reliable and connected firmly and stably, and thus more convenient to use on the premise of guaranteeing safety and stability.


