Cooling chain drive for a motorcycle having balloon tire

Motor vehicles – Special wheel base – Having only two wheels

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180227, 474 93, 474144, B60K 1106

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047548339

ABSTRACT:
A suspension and drive arrangement for an off the road motorcycle having a balloon tired rear wheel. The rear wheel is suspended for movement relative to the frame by a Y-shape trailing arm and a pair of vertically extending suspension elements are interposed between the trailing arm and the frame for cushioning shock transmitted to the rear wheel. The rear wheel is driven by a chain drive including a first chain that drives an intermediate shaft and a second chain which drives the rear wheel from the intermediate shaft. The first chain is positioned inwardly of the second chain and a pair of embodiments illustrate devices for cooling the first chain. In one embodiment, the chain is cooled purely by ram air whereas the other embodiment provides cooling with both ram air and forced air flow.

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