Method of manufacturing bicycle chain drives

Machine element or mechanism – Elements – Cranks and pedals

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29 6, 72377, G05G 114, B21K 104

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046025243

ABSTRACT:
A process for manufacturing a bicycle chain drive which utilizes a crank which is cold formed as a single piece with integral splines for engaging a sprocket wheel when the sprocket wheel is mounted in driving relationship with the crank. A cold forming process which can be used for producing the crank includes several stages of upsetting to form the journals, the splined sprocket flange, and an adjoining collar for aligning the sprocket. After those elements have been formed the pedal receiving ends are formed by another upsetting process after which they are drilled and tapped. Then the arms are bent to form the finished crank which is assembled to the sprocket.

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