Six-Bar Rear Bicycle Suspension

Background: Current bicycle rear suspension designs cannot ensure that the axle of the rear wheel follows a circle around the bottom bracket that holds the pedal wheel axle. This means that pedal forces cause the suspension to deflect, which wastes rider energy. Technology: University researchers have developed a new rear suspension design which introduces additional control linkage that ensures the wheel axle follows a circular trajectory around the bottom bracket that holds the axle of the pedal wheel. Application: This invention can be used for bicycles designed for mountainous terrain, but may also find use in touring bicycles where rider comfort is a primary concern.

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