Caliper adaptor and disc brake caliper for human-powered vehicle
AssigneeShimano Inc.
InventorTakehiko Nakajima
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Abstract
A caliper adaptor comprises a frame coupling portion, a first coupling portion, and a second coupling portion. The first coupling portion is configured to be coupled to a first caliper body of the disc brake caliper in a first state where the first caliper body is in a first radial position relative to the rotational axis. The first coupling portion extends in the axial direction in the first state. The second coupling portion is configured to be coupled to a second caliper body in a second state where the second caliper body is in a second radial position relative to the rotational axis. The second radial position is different from the first radial position. The second coupling portion extends in the axial direction in the second state.
Claims30
A caliper adaptor comprising:
- a frame coupling portion configured to be mounted to a mounting portion of a vehicle body of a human-powered vehicle, the frame coupling portion extending in an axial direction in a coupling state where the mounting portion is mounted to the frame coupling portion, the axial direction being defined along a rotational axis of a disc brake rotor rotatably coupled to the vehicle body;
- a first coupling portion configured to be coupled to a first caliper body of at least one disc brake caliper of the human-powered vehicle in a first state where the first caliper body is in a first radial position relative to the rotational axis, the first coupling portion extending in the axial direction in the first state;
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- a second coupling portion configured to be coupled to a second caliper body of the at least one disc brake caliper in a second state where the second caliper body is in a second radial position relative to the rotational axis, the second radial position being different from the first radial position, the second coupling portion extending in the axial direction in the second state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.