Effort-saving bicycle and transmission crank
AssigneeChin-Chien Yuan
InventorChin-Chien Yuan
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AssigneeChin-Chien Yuan
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This invention provides an effort-saving bicycle and transmission cranks comprising: a frame; two wheels pivotably disposed respectively on a front side and rear side of a lower portion of the frame; a gear-driving disc pivotably disposed proximate to a central portion of a lower portion of the frame; a handlebar installed on a front side of an upper portion of the frame; a seat pad installed proximate to a central portion of an upper portion of the frame; two cranks each of which having one end pivotably disposed at a transmission axle of two sides of the gear-driving disc; two pedals pivotably disposed respectively on the other ends of the two cranks. A force-applied point of the crank may in advance effectively pass through an upper death point and defer passing through a lower death point upon performing a circumferential stepping movement at the pedals, and eliminating a death angle coming from a maximum force-applied point upon performing a circumferential stepping movement at the pedals.
A bicycle, comprising:
A bicycle, comprising:
A transmission crank rotatably holding at a transmission axle center of a gear-driving disc of a bicycle frame, wherein said transmission crank has a crank body, said crank body has a first end and a second end, and a curved portion is formed between said first end and said second end and is extended outwardly in a radial direction from said first end to form an angle.
A transmission crank rotatably holding at a transmission axle center of a gear-driving disc of a bicycle frame, wherein said transmission crank has a crank body, said crank body has a first end and a second end, said first end extends outwardly in a radial direction to form a first force arm, said second end extends outwardly in a radial direction to form a second force arm longer than said first force arm, said first force arm and second force arm are connected to form a L-shaped portion.
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