Endless belt power transmission systems or components – Positive drive pulley or guide roll
Reexamination Certificate
2005-05-11
2008-10-14
Ridley, Richard WL (Department: 3682)
Endless belt power transmission systems or components
Positive drive pulley or guide roll
C474S902000, C474S903000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07435197
ABSTRACT:
A bicycle transmission has among other things a rear hub with a freewheel with an outer freewheel body supporting a plurality of sprockets. A chain is shifted between adjacent pairs of the sprockets by a rear derailleur. Each sprocket includes inner attachment portion and a chain engaging portion having annular root portion and a plurality of teeth. The largest (low gear) sprocket has one or more recesses in the lateral surface that faces towards the center of the bicycle so that the largest (low gear) sprocket overlaps the abutments of the outer freewheel body.
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Boes Terence
Global IP Counselors, LLP
Ridley Richard WL
Shimano Inc.
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