Abrégé

An automatic pedal for a cycle includes a rotation shaft designed to be fixed to a cycle. The rotation shaft extends in a longitudinal direction. A body is mounted rotating around the rotation shaft. The body defines a cavity to receive the rotation shaft. At least first and second primary connectors are designed to collaborate with at least two secondary connectors of a sole of a cycling shoe to fix the cycling shoe on the body. The rotation shaft has an annular groove. The body has an opening arranged to open out facing the annular groove. A rod is inserted in the opening and in the annular groove to limit the translational movement of the body with respect to the translation shaft in the longitudinal direction.

Classes IPC  ?

• B62M 3/08 - Pédales
• A43B 5/14 - Chaussures pour cyclistes

Produits et services

Pedals for cycles. Shoes for cyclists with a sole designed to be clipped onto a pedal.

Produits et services

Pedals for bicycles Shoes for cyclists with a sole designed to be clipped onto a pedal

Produits et services

Bicycle pedals. Footwear for cyclists with a sole that clips to the pedal.

Abrégé

A monolithic sole for a road cycling shoe with a front cleat and a rear cleat suitable for cooperating with an automatic pedal. The monolithic sole includes, on its bottom face, a front cavity and a rear cavity located respectively in the front and rear of the zone of contact with the pedal and substantially in the middle of the width of the sole. The rear cavity opens onto the inner side of the sole. The front and rear cleats are placed respectively within the front and rear cavities such that they do not project from the sole, thus allowing the user to walk easily without the cleats causing discomfort, unlike conventional road cycling shoes equipped with standard cleats.

Classes IPC  ?

• A43B 5/14 - Chaussures pour cyclistes
• A43C 13/04 - MouchesCrampons simplesVisClous de ferrage

Abrégé

An automatic cycling pedal (1) comprising a spindle (2) intended to be secured to a cycle. The spindle (2) extends in a longitudinal direction. A body (3) is rotatably mounted about the spindle (2). The body (3) defines a cavity designed to receive the spindle (2). At least first and second primary connectors (4a, 4b) are designed to cooperate with the at least two secondary connectors of a sole of a cycling shoe to secure the cycling shoe onto the body (3). The spindle (2) has an annular groove. The body (3) has an orifice arranged to open facing the annular groove. A rod (8) is inserted into the orifice and into the annular groove to limit the translational motion of the body (3) relative to the spindle in the longitudinal direction.

Classes IPC  ?

• B62M 3/08 - Pédales

Abrégé

Monolithic sole for a road cycling shoe with a front cleat and a rear cleat suitable for cooperating with an automatic pedal. The monolithic sole comprises, on its bottom face, a front cavity (6) and a rear cavity (7) located respectively in the front and rear of the zone of contact (9) with the pedal and substantially in the middle of the width of the sole (2). The rear cavity (7) opens onto the inner side of the sole (2). The front and rear cleats (4, 5) are placed respectively within the front and rear cavities (6, 7) such that they do not project from the sole (2), thus allowing the user to walk easily without the cleats causing discomfort, unlike conventional road cycling shoes equipped with standard cleats.

Classes IPC  ?

• A43B 5/14 - Chaussures pour cyclistes
• A43B 7/14 - Chaussures avec dispositions médicales ou hygiéniques avec éléments pour soutenir le pied
• A43B 13/14 - SemellesSemelle et talon d'un seul tenant caractérisées par leur structure

Abrégé

An automatic cycling pedal (1) comprising a spindle (2) intended to be secured to a cycle. The spindle (2) extends in a longitudinal direction. A body (3) is rotatably mounted about the spindle (2). The body (3) defines a cavity designed to receive the spindle (2). At least first and second primary connectors (4a, 4b) are designed to cooperate with the at least two secondary connectors of a sole of a cycling shoe to secure the cycling shoe onto the body (3). The spindle (2) has an annular groove. The body (3) has an orifice arranged to open facing the annular groove. A rod (8) is inserted into the orifice and into the annular groove to limit the translational motion of the body (3) relative to the spindle in the longitudinal direction.

Classes IPC  ?

• B62M 3/08 - Pédales