Bicycle hub transmission having a two-piece driver

Planetary gear transmission systems or components – Condition responsive control – Centrifugally controlled clutch or brake

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192 64, F16D 2300, F16H 374

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060042400

ABSTRACT:
A bicycle hub transmission includes a hub axle, a driver rotatably mounted to the hub axle, and a slave rotatably mounted to the hub axle. The driver includes a first driving member and a second driving member axially aligned with the first driving member and nonrotatably coupled to the first driving member, wherein the slave is at least partially disposed within the second driving member. At least one of the first driving member and the second driving member define a housing space, and a power transmitting mechanism is disposed at least partially in the housing space for changing a rotational speed of the driver and for communicating rotational power from the driver to the slave.

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