Power supply structure for bicycles

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2011-04-12

2011-04-12

Marcelo, Emmanuel M (Department: 3654)

Endless belt power transmission systems or components

Control for variable input to output speed-ratio

Including belt shiftable axially from one to another surface...

C074S473140, C280S238000

Reexamination Certificate

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07922612

ABSTRACT:
A power supply structure for a bicycle basically includes a battery configured to be supported on a frame of the bicycle, a junction attachable to the frame of the bicycle and first, second, third and fourth cable portions. The first cable portion extends between the junction and the battery providing an electrical connection therebetween. The second cable portion extends between the junction and a bicycle shifter mechanism connecting end providing an electrical connection therebetween. The third cable portion extends between the junction and a bicycle front derailleur connecting end providing an electrical connection therebetween. The fourth cable portion extends between the junction and a bicycle rear derailleur connecting end providing an electrical connection therebetween.

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