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Class 116/166 - Bicycle clamp


Subclass of Class 116 - Signals and indicators
Definition: Devices in which the novelty resides solely in the clamp
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 09/16/2008


NumberTitleIssue Date
7424863Bell and brake lever combination for bicycle
A bell mounted in one of at least one brake lever of a bicycle is disclosed. The brake lever includes two brake levers each including an opening section. In one embodiment, the bell includes a sounding section in the opening section and including a hollow cylinder, ...
09/16/2008
7182039Striker mechanism for bell unit
A striker mechanism 21 which clangs a bell 21 is made up of a support member 31 which projects radially outward of the bell, a striker 41 pivotably mounted on the support member so as to be rockable in a direction toward and away from the...
02/27/2007
6450115Bicycle bell with inverted dome
A bicycle bell with an inverted bell dome and a substantially enclosing cover. Preferably, the cover also functions to activate the bell. Alternatively, a lever actuator can be used, either in combination with the cap or as a separate element. The cover s...
09/17/2002
5307756Rotating striker bell
A bicycle bell has a finger actuated strike lever mounted on a rotating base. The rotating base can be rotated around the 360° periphery of the ringer. Thus, the bell can be quickly adjusted for various riders or for switching from the right to the left ...
05/03/1994
 
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