Bicycle suspension systems
View Patent ↗A bicycle rear wheel suspension system in which plural interconnections are provided of rear wheel-supporting components, at which interconnections there occurs pivotal traverses contributing to urging the axle of the rear wheel along a path providing positions of movement therealong to achieve a desired extent of pressure feedback to the pedals, an easing of suspension reaction to bumps, and multiple chainstay lengths, all parameters to better suit the bicycle to its end uses and the terrain on which it is used.
1. A compressible linkage suspension system for a bicycle rear wheel comprising a plurality of links and pivots isolating the rear wheel from a frame member which comprises a seat and a crank pedal unit, wherein said links partake in pivotal traverses to achieve an anti-squat response, where said anti-squat response is higher in the beginning of the suspension travel, and lesser thereafter.
2. The compressible linkage suspension system according to claim 1 , wherein the center of said rear wheel is located below the upper pivot of a damper unit of said suspension system.
3. The compressible linkage suspension system according to claim 1 , wherein said frame member is located behind a damper unit of said suspension system.
4. The compressible linkage suspension system according to claim 1 , wherein said the tube of said seat is located behind a damper unit of said suspension system.
5. The compressible linkage suspension system according to claim 1 , wherein the center of said crank pedal unit is located below the upper pivot of a damper unit of said suspension system.
6. The compressible linkage suspension system according to claim 1 , wherein said pivotal traverses facilitate rear wheel suspension while maintaining a low squat response.
7. The compressible linkage suspension system according to claim 1 , wherein said links are located on the side of said frame member.
8. The compressible linkage suspension system according to claim 1 , wherein said upper link pivots are located above said crank pedal unit.