Shimano Inc.

Kyoraku Co., Ltd.

Akinobu Uno

Kazuhiro Fujii

Takuro Jinbu

Takumi Onogi

A bicycle control device that includes a bracket configured to be mounted to a handlebar, a first lever pivotally mounted to the bracket and defining a first pivot axis, a second lever that includes a first user contact part pivotally mounted to the first lever that pivots about a second axis, and a first electrical switch mounted to one of the first lever and the second lever. The first electrical switch is operated in response to pivotal movement of the second lever about the second axis. The first pivot axis is positioned between the second pivot axis and the first user contact part.

Bicycle control device for controlling an electric device

A knockdown container A having a hook memberattached to the sleevesuch as to be rotatable in a plane parallel to the surface of the sleeve, and a receptacle portionformed in the palletto retain the hook member. Alternatively, a knockdown container A having a hook memberattached to the sleevesuch that it is accommodated in a cut-out portionformed in the sleeve

Knockdown container

An electrical bicycle shift control device is provided with a base member, a first shift operating member and a second shift operating member. The handlebar mounting portion is configured to be fixedly mounted to a free end of a bicycle handlebar. The base member includes a handlebar mounting portion that is configured to be fixedly mounted a handlebar. The first shift operating member is pivotally coupled the base member from a rest position to a shift position in a first shift operating direction. The second shift operating member is mounted on the first shift operating member to move with the first shift operating member with respect to the base member. The second shift operating member is independently movable relative the first shift operating member from a rest position to a shift position in a second shift operating direction that is different to the first shift operating direction.

Electrical bicycle shift control device

A bicycle wire holding arrangement is provided with a hollow frame member, a wire extending axially inside the hollow frame member and a suspending member disposed inside the hollow frame member. The suspending member is coupled to the wire and contacts an interior surface of the hollow frame member to hold the wire.

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Takarazuka, Japan

Akinobu Uno