Shimano Inc.

Shigekatsu Okada

Takuji Masui

Anthony Piazza

Yoshihide Iteya

David Lawrence

David Webster

A bicycle lighting apparatus comprises a lighting case structured to be mounted to the bicycle and a lighting element supported by the lighting case. A lighting case mounting unit is disposed on the lighting case and is structured to detachably mount a separate display unit to the lighting case.

Bicycle lighting apparatus with mountable display

Front chain wheel assembly

Rear derailleur

Bicycle hub lever

Bicycle shifter

A bicycle computer is provided that can be mounted between free ends of a handlebar to form an integrated part of the handlebar. The computer includes an elongated housing portion with first and second attachment portions disposed at first and second ends of the housing portion. The first attachment portion is arranged and configured to be coupled to one free end of the handlebar, while the second attachment portion is arranged and configured to be coupled to the other free end of the bicycle handlebar. Preferably, at least one of the attachment portions includes a retractable member receivable within a corresponding free end of the handlebar. Preferably, the bicycle computer is coupled to the free ends of the handlebar to form a closed loop.

Bicycle computer and handlebar assembly with bicycle computer

Bicycle crank arm

Bicycle pedal

Bicycle crank

Bicycle chain case

Bicycle

A device for mounting a bicycle display to a steering member of a bicycle includes a mounting arch. A display coupler is disposed on the mounting arch. A first mounting section with a first mounting surface is disposed at a first end of the mounting arch. The first mounting section includes an opening that receives a fastener. A second mounting section is disposed at a second end of the mounting arch. The second mounting section includes a second mounting surfaces that does not face the first mounting surface.

Handlebar adapter for mounting a bicycle display

Bicycle display device

A device for mounting a bicycle display to a steering member of a bicycle includes a mounting arch; a display coupler disposed on the mounting arch; a first mounting section disposed at a first end of the mounting arch and having a first mounting surface; wherein the first mounting section includes a first mounting opening extending completely through the first mounting section and intersecting the first mounting surface for receiving a first fastener therethrough; and a second mounting section disposed at a second end of the mounting arch and having a second mounting surface that does not face the first mounting surface.

A cable operated display device for a bicycle is provided in which the cable can be easily installed or replaced. The cable operated display device includes a mounting portion, a housing, an internal take-up element and a lid. The mounting portion is adapted to be coupled to a portion of a bicycle. The housing is coupled to the mounting portion. The housing has an interior cavity and an open front. The internal take-up element is pivotally coupled within the housing about a first pivot axis. The internal take-up element has a cable attachment portion that is accessible through the open front of the housing without detaching the internal take-up element from the housing. The lid is releasably coupled to the housing to overlie the open front of the housing. The lid has a window to view the movement of an indicator coupled to the internal take-up element.

Display device for bicycle

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Sakai, Japan

Shigekatsu Okada