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Bicycle frame for concealing derailleur wire
   
Document Number
US Patent 7114738
Issued Date
October 3, 2006
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Inventors
Chen; Tsang-Ping (Taichung Hsien,TW)
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Abstract
A bicycle frame includes two first through holes respectively defined in two opposed points in a periphery of the head tube to communicate with the down tube so as to allow extension of a first derailleur cable for a front derailleur and a second derailleur cable for a rear derailleur. The bottom bracket has a down tube hole for communication with an interior of the down tube, two chain stay holes for communication with each of the two chain stays and two bellow tube holes for extension of two a first bellow tube and a second bellow tube respectively received in the bottom bracket. The derailleur cables extend to the first bellow tubes and the second bellow tubes respectively, which in turn extend out of the bottom bracket and toward the extension holes of the inner tubes for connection to the front and rear derailleurs.
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Owner
Yoan Technologies Co., Ltd. (Taichung Hsien,TW)
Published
October 3, 2006
Application Number
11/159,195
Filed
June 23, 2005
US Classification
280/281.1  
Int'l Classification
B62K   19/00   (20060101)  
Examiner
Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Apr 14, 2005 [TW] 94205854 U
USPTO Field of Search
280/281.1   280/275   280/288.1  
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