Brake mechanism
OwnerMorgan Changinventor
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Abstract
A brake mechanism including a brake block, a positioning member, a bolt and a semi-circular portion. The positioning member is mounted to the brake block and the bolt is disposed between them. Then a rod of the bolt passes through a bore which is formed on the positioning member. The semi-circular portion has a radial serration formed on one side thereon to increase the friction force between the serrated side and a brake arm which the assembly device is fastened thereon. By means of those spherical surfaces in the same curvature between the means, the brake block is always in the desired condition to achieve the purpose of stopping the rolling wheel efficiently.
Claims3
A brake mechanism attached to a bicycle brake arm, comprising:
- a brake block made of rigid plastic and a plurality of grooves formed thereon to increase frictional force to stop a bicycle wheel;
- a positioning member engageable with said brake block having a bore centrally formed thereon, so that a bolt is interposable therebetween;
- said bolt having a head, a rod connected to said head and a threaded end following said rod;
- said head having an outer surface and a concave face;
- and said rod having two flat faces provided thereon;
- a semi-circular portion having a convex face, a central hole shaped corresponding to said rod so as to prevent relative rotation therebetween, and one side of said semi-circular portion having radial serrations thereon;
- said brake block and said positioning member being engageable together so that said bolt is interposed therebetween and said rod is passable through said bore of said positioning member to receive said semi-circular portion by mounting on said rod;
- a curvature of said concave face of said head matching a curvature of a margin of said bore;
- said curvature of said margin matching a curvature of said convex face of said semi-circular portion;
- a curvature of said outer surface of said head being greater.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.