Front disk brake for a bicycle
OwnerBill Huanginventor
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A front disk brake, which includes a brake disk fixedly mounted on a hub at the front fork of a bicycle, and a brake caliper mounted on lugs at the front fork of the bicycle by a mounting frame and pulled by a brake line to stop the brake disk, wherein the brake caliper includes a body mounted on the mounting frame, the body having a narrow slot, which receives the brake disk, two inside annular grooves at two opposite sides of the slot, and two sets of steel balls moved in the slot, two cam shafts mounted in the body, the cam shafts each having a head and ball grooves equiangularly spaced at the head, the ball grooves receiving the steel balls and each having a depth gradually deeper from one end toward the other end, and a pull bar driven by the brake line to turn the cam shafts, enabling the cam shafts to be respectively forced outwards by the steel balls toward two opposite side walls of the brake disk.
A front disk brake assembly comprising a brake disk fixedly mounted on a hub at a front fork of a bicycle, and a brake caliper mounted on the front fork of the bicycle and pulled by a brake line to actuate said brake disk, said brake caliper comprising a mounting frame fixedly mounted on the front fork of the bicycle, a body mounted on said mounting frame, two cam shafts mounted in said body, and a pull bar driven by the brake line to turn said cam shafts for enabling said cam shafts to be moved toward two opposite side walls of said brake disk, wherein:
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