Pedal for a bicycle

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1988-06-13

1989-06-20

Moore, Richard E.

Machine element or mechanism

Elements

Cranks and pedals

745945, G05G 114

Patent

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048400858

ABSTRACT:
A pedal for a bicycle is provided in which an utmost end portion or free end of a cantilevered pedal shaft has a reduced diameter and a pair of first and second ball bearings are provided between the utmost end of the pedal shaft and the pedal body. As a result of this structure, the pedal body can be made with a smaller thickness in comparison with conventional pedal bodies which are provided at the base or fixed side of the cantilevered pedal shaft with the first ball bearing.

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