Bicycle shoe cleat for clipless pedals
AssigneeCyclingdeal USA, Inc.
InventorHaidong Gu
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Abstract
A bicycle shoe cleat includes a first slot defined through a front portion of the bicycle shoe cleat, and two second slots defined through a rear portion of the bicycle shoe cleat. Bolts extend the first and second slots, and are connected to the outsole of a racing bicycle shoe. A protrusion extends from one of two surfaces of the rear portion and has a convex and curved outer surface. A stepped portion is formed between the protrusion and the rear portion. Two bores are defined through the protrusion and the bicycle shoe cleat. Two fixing bolts extend through an engaging member and are connected to the two bores. The bicycle shoe cleat and the engaging member are installed to a racing bicycle shoe and can be clipped to clipless pedals of mounting bikes.
Claims4
A bicycle shoe cleat comprising:
- a first surface and a second surface which is located opposite to the first surface, the first surface adapted to be connected to a racing bicycle shoe, the second surface connected to an engaging member which is adapted to be connected with a mountain bicycle pedal, the bicycle shoe cleat having a front portion and a rear portion, a first slot defined through the first and second surfaces of the front portion, two second slots defined through the first and second surfaces of the rear portion, an axis of the first slot and two respect axes of the two second slots being parallel to each other, a first bolt extending through the first slot and adapted to be connected to an outsole of the racing bicycle shoe, two second bolts extending through the two second slots and adapted to be connected to the outsole of the racing bicycle shoe, the bicycle shoe cleat being removably connected to an underside of an outsole of the racing bicycle shoe, and
- a protrusion extending from the second surface of the rear portion and having a convex and curved outer surface, a stepped portion formed between the protrusion and the second surface of the rear portion, two bores defined through the protrusion and the first surface of the bicycle shoe cleat, two fixing bolts extending through the engaging member and connected to the two bores.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.