Bicycle pedal structure
OwnerChin-Long Hsiehinventor
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Abstract
A bicycle pedal structure includes a pedal body, two reflectors, two first anti-slip plates and two second anti-slip plates. The pedal body has a first tread and a second tread. An outer edge of each of two opposite sides of the first tread and the second tread is formed with a recess. A part of each reflector is embedded in one of the recesses. The two first anti-slip plates are separately mounted on the opposite sides of the first tread and the second tread by first screws. Each first anti-slip plate presses one of the reflectors. The two second anti-slip plates are separately mounted on the opposite sides of the first anti-slip plates by second screws.
Claims5
A bicycle pedal structure comprising:
- a pedal body, having a first tread and a second tread, an outer edge of the first tread being formed with a recess, and an outer edge of the second tread being formed with a recess that is opposite to the recess of the outer edge of the first tread;
- two reflectors, a part of one being embedded in the recess in the first tread, and a part of another one being embedded in the recess in the second tread;
- two first anti-slip plates, separately mounted on the opposite sides of the first tread and the second tread by first screws, one of the first anti-slip plates pressing against the reflector located in the recess formed in the first tread, and another one of the first anti-slip plates pressing against the reflector located in the recess formed in the second tread;
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- two second anti-slip plates, separately mounted on the opposite sides of the first anti-slip plates by second screws;
- wherein an upper surface of each reflector is flush with the first tread or the second tread.
A bicycle pedal structure comprising:
- a pedal body, having a first tread and a second tread, an outer edge of the first tread being formed with a recess, and an outer edge of the second tread being formed with a recess that is opposite to the recess of the outer edge of the first tread;
- two reflectors, a part of one being embedded in the recess in the first tread, and a part of another one being embedded in the recess in the second tread;
- two first anti-slip plates, separately mounted on the opposite sides of the first tread and the second tread by first screws, one of the first anti-slip plates pressing against the reflector located in the recess formed in the first tread, and another one of the first anti-slip plates pressing against the reflector located in the recess formed in ale second tread;
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- two second anti-slip plates, separately mounted on the opposite sides of the first anti-slip plates by second screws;
- wherein each reflector has a T-shaped cross-section.
A bicycle pedal structure comprising:
- a pedal body, having a first tread and a second tread, an outer edge of the first tread being formed with a recess, and an outer edge of the second tread being formed with a recess that is opposite to the recess of the outer edge of the first tread;
- two reflectors, a part of one being embedded in the recess in the first tread, and a part of another one being embedded in the recess in the second tread;
- two first anti-slip plates, separately mounted on the opposite sides of the first tread and the second tread by first screws, one of the first anti-slip plates pressing against the reflector located in the recess formed in the first tread, and another one of the first anti-slip plates pressing against the reflector located in the recess formed in the second tread;
- two second anti-slip plates, separately mounted on the opposite sides of the first anti-slip plates by second screws;
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- two pair of limiting flanges formed on each of the first tread and the second tread for separately restraining each of the first and second anti-slip plates;
- wherein two ends of each of the first anti-slip plates and the second anti-slip plates are bent to correspond to a shape of the pedal body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.