Bicycle chain drive assembly

Machine element or mechanism – Elements – Cranks and pedals

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192 64, 474160, F16D 4130, F16H 706

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054269970

ABSTRACT:
A drive assembly is provided for a multi-speed pedal drive bicycle that allows the bicycle's gears to be shifted even when the pedals are not being trod upon. This advance in multi-speed bicycles is accomplished through a new front chain ring that is capable of freewheeling with respect to a crank axle in combination with the employment of a friction plate between the rear wheel hub and the rear freewheel cassette allowing 1:1 transmission of the rotation of the rear wheel to the rear freewheel cassette which continuously moves the chain of the bicycle provided the bicycle is moving.

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