Securing device for spokes
AssigneeKunshan Henry Metal Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorKEE PING THO
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Abstract
A securing device of a rim includes a rim having a connection bridge and two walls extend from the connection bridge. Multiple installation holes are defined through the connection bridge. Multiple spoke units each have a spoke, a first fixing member and a second fixing member, wherein the first fixing member has a first fixing portion which includes inner threads. A second fixing portion and a third fixing portion extend from the first fixing member. The third fixing portion has outer threads. The second fixing member includes a connection portion having inner threads defined which are threadedly connected to the third fixing portion. By the second fixing member, the first fixing member is secured and adjusted. The second and third fixing portions are reinforced.
Claims6
A securing device of a rim comprising:
- a rim having a connection bridge and two walls extending from the connection bridge, multiple installation holes defined through the connection bridge;
- multiple spoke units and each spoke unit having a spoke, a first fixing member and a second fixing member, each spoke having a first end adapted to be connected to a hub and a second end of each spoke having an outer threaded section which extends through the installation hole, the first fixing member being a tubular member and having a first fixing portion which includes inner threads, the first fixing portion being threadedly connected to the outer threaded section of the first fixing portion, a second fixing portion and a third fixing portion extending from the first fixing member and located in opposite to the first fixing portion, the third fixing portion having outer threads, a passage defined through the first, second and third fixing portions, the spoke extending through the passage, the second fixing member being a tubular member and mounted to the spoke, a connection portion having inner threads defined in the second fixing member and the connection portion threadedly connected to the third fixing portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.