Cable brake for a bicycle
OwnerChieh-I Liuinventor
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Abstract
A cable brake for a bicycle has a frame and a seat. The frame has a spire formed at a top thereof. A hole is defined beneath the spire for two first cables extending therethrough. The seat is received in a chamber defined in the frame, and has a channel defined therein and a first fastener and two second fasteners provided therein. The first cables are extended in the seat and secured by the first fastener, and connected with two brake levers. Two second cables are extended in the seat through a bottom surface of the frame and secured by the second fasteners respectively. The second cables are connected with two braking means respectively. The seat is suspended in the frame by the first and second cables.
Claims12
A cable brake for a bicycle comprising:
- a frame (10) mounted on the bicycle, the frame (10) having a spire formed at a top thereof, a hole (131) defined beneath the spire, a chamber (132) defined between the hole (131) and a bottom surface thereof;
- a seat (20) received in the chamber (132), the seat (20) having a plurality of orifices (22) in pairs defined therethrough, a channel (223) vertically defined in a center of the seat (20), a first fastener (222) and two second fasteners (221) respectively received in the orifices (22);
- two first cables (32) extending through the spire and the hole (131) and secured in the first fastener (222);
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- two second cables (36) extending through the bottom surface of the frame (10) and secured in the second fastener (221) respectively.
A cable brake for a bicycle comprising:
- a frame (10) mounted on the bicycle, the frame (10) having a spire formed at a top thereof, a hole (131) defined beneath the spire, a chamber (132) defined between the hole (131) and a bottom surface thereof;
- a seat (20) received in the chamber (132), the seat (20) having a plurality of orifices (22) in pairs defined therethrough, a channel (223) vertically defined in a center of the seat (20), a first pin (24) and two second pin (242) respectively received in the orifices (22);
- two first cables (32) extending through the spire and the hole (131) and secured in the first pin (24);
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- two second cables (36) extending through the bottom surface of the frame (10) and secured in the second pin (242) respectively.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.