CN117141623A - Ergonomic bicycle saddle - Google Patents
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Abstract
The application relates to an ergonomic bicycle saddle, which comprises a saddle framework arranged at the upper end of a saddle supporting tube and a seat body arranged on the saddle framework; the upper end of the saddle support tube is fixedly provided with a C-shaped ring, and a square hole of the C-shaped ring is internally fixed with a combining element; the combining element comprises a rectangular body and a cylinder extending from two ends of the rectangular body, and the saddle framework is fixedly arranged on the cylinder; the rectangular body is provided with a circular through hole along the axial direction of the rectangular body, and the inner diameter of the circular through hole is matched with the outer diameter of the cylinder; the side wall of the cylinder is provided with a guide hole, movable marbles are arranged in the guide hole, the inner wall of the circular through hole is provided with pit groups which are circumferentially arranged, and the positions of the pit groups are matched with the marbles; the pit group is formed by a plurality of pit circumferential arrays, and the shape and the size of the pits are matched with those of the marbles; when the marble is in a first elastic state, the cylinder and the rectangular body are relatively fixed; when the marble is in the second elastic state, the cylinder and the rectangular body rotate relatively.
Description
Technical Field
The application belongs to the technical field of urban living short-distance traffic, and particularly relates to an ergonomic bicycle saddle.
Background
With the social progress, more and more advanced traffic modes can be used for people to select daily travel. However, in this context, bicycles still play an important role in the daily travel of people.
In the conventional bicycle, the saddle is horizontal or slightly inclined forwards, but the levelness of the saddle is fixed, so that the body of a user can keep inclined forwards at a specific moment in the riding process, particularly when the user steps on the pedal suddenly, and the saddle can press the part of the human body to be enhanced, so that uncomfortable feeling is generated.
Accordingly, there is a need for an ergonomic bicycle saddle that solves the above-mentioned problems.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the application provides an ergonomic bicycle saddle, which comprises a saddle framework arranged at the upper end of a saddle supporting tube and a seat body arranged on the saddle framework;
the upper end of the saddle support tube is fixedly provided with a C-shaped ring, the C-shaped ring comprises a body and two convex tongues extending backwards from the body, square holes are formed in the convex tongues, and a combining element is fixed in the square holes;
the saddle framework is fixedly arranged on the cylinder;
the rectangular body is provided with a circular through hole along the axial direction of the rectangular body, and the inner diameter of the circular through hole is matched with the outer diameter of the cylinder;
the side wall of the cylinder is provided with a guide hole, movable marbles are arranged in the guide hole, the inner wall of the circular through hole is provided with pit groups which are circumferentially arranged, and the positions of the pit groups are matched with the marbles;
the pit group is formed by a plurality of pit circumferential arrays, and the shape and the size of the pits are matched with those of the marbles;
when the marble is in a first elastic state, the cylinder and the rectangular body are relatively fixed; when the marble is in the second elastic state, the cylinder and the rectangular body rotate relatively.
Further, the guide holes are multiple and are axially arranged in an array manner;
the number of the marble and the pit groups is the same as that of the guide holes, and the marble and the pit groups are axially arranged in an array manner.
Further, a spring assembly is arranged in the cylinder, one end of the spring assembly is connected with the cylinder, and the other end of the spring assembly is connected with the marble;
the spring assembly is in a first elastic state when the spring assembly is in a first elastic coefficient, and the marble is in a second elastic state when the spring assembly is in a second elastic coefficient;
wherein the spring assembly is at a second spring rate configured to:
when the spring assembly is in the first pressure state, the cylinder body can rotate relative to the rectangular body; when the spring assembly is in the second pressure state, the cylinder cannot rotate relative to the rectangular body.
Further, the spring assembly comprises a magnetorheological spring and a coil spring, and the coil spring is connected with the magnetorheological spring in series;
the magnetorheological spring is fixedly arranged in the cylinder, the guide hole extends to the magnetorheological spring from the surface of the cylinder, the spiral spring is arranged in the guide hole, the upper end of the spiral spring contacts the marble, and the lower end of the spiral spring contacts the magnetorheological spring.
Further, the side wall of the cylinder is also provided with a mounting groove, the mounting groove is positioned at one side opposite to the guide hole, and the guide hole extends to the mounting groove from the surface of the cylinder;
a spring seat is detachably arranged in the mounting groove, and the magnetorheological spring is detachably arranged on the spring seat;
the magnetorheological spring comprises a shell fixedly arranged in the spring seat, and an elastomer unit is arranged in the shell.
Further, the spring seat comprises a seat body and a first flange arranged on the upper end face of the seat body, and the area of the first flange is the same as that of the mounting groove;
the first flange is provided with a first connecting hole, the bottom surface of the mounting groove is provided with a first threaded hole, and the first fastener sequentially penetrates through the first connecting hole and the first threaded hole;
the upper end face of the spring seat is also provided with a stepped groove which comprises a large-size groove positioned above and a small-size groove positioned below, and the upper end face of the shell is provided with a second flange;
the size of the second flange is matched with the size of the large-size groove, and the size of the shell body is matched with the size of the small-size groove;
the bottom surface in jumbo size groove is provided with the second screw hole, has seted up the second connecting hole on the second flange, and the second fastener runs through second connecting hole and second screw hole in proper order.
Further, the marble includes a hemispherical body and a guide portion extending downward from a planar end of the hemispherical body;
the inner diameter of the guide part is matched with the outer diameter of the spiral spring, and the upper end of the spiral spring is connected with the plane end of the hemispherical body;
the guide part is also provided with a limiting part in an outward extending mode, and the inner wall of the guide hole is provided with a flange matched with the limiting part.
Further, a limit mounting hole is formed in the side wall of the rectangular body, and a limit piece is arranged in the limit mounting hole;
the outer wall of the cylinder is also provided with an annular limiting groove matched with the limiting mounting hole, and the limiting piece is at least partially positioned in the annular limiting groove;
the end face of the cuboid, which is far away from the limiting mounting hole, is provided with an arc limiting groove, and correspondingly, the outer side wall of the cylinder is also provided with an arc limiting block matched with the arc limiting groove.
Further, the saddle framework is formed by bending a metal pipe and is in an isosceles triangle shape, and the bottom corner of the saddle framework is connected with the seat body through a buffer spring;
wherein, the bottom of pedestal is formed with installation space, and the bottom surface of installation space is pre-buried to have first bolt, and first bolt passes saddle skeleton's apex angle department from top to bottom, and saddle skeleton's apex angle department below has set gradually collar and first nut, and the external diameter of collar is greater than the interval of two waists of apex angle department.
Further, the bottom surface of installation space is provided with the bearing board, and the bearing board is located the place ahead of first bolt, and saddle skeleton's apex angle department is formed with grafting portion, and grafting portion installs in the bearing board.
The application has the advantages that:
1. the front part of the saddle skeleton can pivot downwards, and the angle of the saddle can be adaptively adjusted along with the forward inclination of the body of a user in the riding process, so that the saddle is prevented from pressing the part of the human body, the ergonomics are met, and the user experience is improved.
2. When the user leans forward to the comfortable gesture, the rider no longer initiatively exerts pressure to the front portion of pedestal, and the saddle automatic stop continues the pivot, avoids saddle front portion pivoted angle too big down, causes the comfortable forward leaning gesture that surpasses the user and want to reach, promotes the use experience. In this way, the operational reaction time of the trigger spring assembly from the second spring rate back to the first spring rate, independent of the user, is precluded from excessive downward rotation of the front portion of the saddle due to hysteresis in the user's operation.
3. The overall spring rate of the spring assembly is varied by adjusting the spring rate of the magnetorheological spring. The elasticity coefficient of the magnetorheological spring can be changed along with the intensity of the externally applied magnetic field, the response speed is high, the adjusting range is large, and the power consumption is very small. Meanwhile, the compression deformation of the magnetorheological spring is small, and the whole compression deformation of the spring assembly can be ensured through serial connection of the magnetorheological spring and the coil spring.
4. The application integrates the self-adaptive adjusting function of the saddle angle along with the forward tilting of the body of a user into the combining element, and does not need to change the structure of any other spare and accessory parts in the saddle; and the combining element is arranged on the bicycle saddle through the modularized arrangement of a cuboid, a cylinder, a marble, a magnetorheological spring, a spring seat and the like, so that the assembling and the disassembling are convenient, the maintenance and the replacement of internal accessories are convenient, and the combining element is configured on the bicycle saddle and is suitable for popularization and application.
5. Through the cooperation of bearing board and grafting portion, the relative displacement of restriction pedestal and saddle skeleton as far as possible, fully protect this high-load vulnerable part of collar, improved the fastness that pedestal and saddle skeleton are connected.
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Various other advantages and benefits will become apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art upon reading the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments. The drawings are only for purposes of illustrating the preferred embodiments and are not to be construed as limiting the application. Also, like reference numerals are used to designate like parts throughout the figures. In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a general construction diagram of a bicycle;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of a portion of FIG. 1 at A;
FIG. 3 is a diagram of the overall structure of the saddle;
FIG. 4 is an overall exploded view of the saddle;
FIG. 5 is a block diagram of a base;
FIG. 6 is an exploded view of the saddle after the seat is concealed;
FIG. 7 is a view of a buffer spring configuration;
FIG. 8 is a block diagram of a bonding element;
FIG. 9 is an enlarged view of a portion of FIG. 8 at B;
FIG. 10 is an exploded view of the coupling member;
FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view of a coupling member;
FIG. 12 is an enlarged view of a portion of FIG. 11 at C;
FIG. 13 is an enlarged view of a portion of FIG. 11 at D;
FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view taken at A-A of FIG. 11;
FIG. 15 is a block diagram of a rectangular body;
FIG. 16 is a diagram of a cylinder structure;
FIG. 17 is an enlarged view of a portion of FIG. 16 at E;
FIG. 18 is a spring seat block diagram;
fig. 19 is a view showing a structure of a marble.
In the drawings, an ergonomic bicycle saddle, frame assembly 100, saddle mounting portion 110, saddle support tube 120, saddle 200, saddle frame 210, mounting unit joint 211, first shackle 212, plug 213, seat 220, mounting space 221, first bolt 222, second bolt 223, carrier plate 224, c-ring 230, body 231, tab 232, square hole 233, frame mounting unit 240, frame mounting slot 241, through hole 242, lock nut 250, buffer spring 260, first shrinkage hole 261, second shrinkage hole 262, mounting ring 271, first nut 272, third bolt 273, second nut 274, third nut 275, reinforcement rib 280, second shackle 281, locking structure 300, joint 400, first fastener 401, second fastener 402, rectangular body 410, circular through hole 411, pit 412, pit 413, limit mounting hole 414, counterbore 415, threaded hole 416, limit square hole 417, arc limit groove 418, cylinder 420, guide hole 421, mounting groove 422, first threaded hole 423, flange 424, annular limit groove 425, flange seat 441, annular limit groove 425, third bolt 273, second nut 274, third nut 275, reinforcement rib 280, second shackle 281, locking structure 300, joint member 400, first fastener 401, second fastener 402, rectangular body 410, circular through hole 411, pit 412, pit 413, limit groove 414, limit groove 450, limit groove 423, limit groove 450, limit groove seat assembly, annular limit groove 450, limit groove seat assembly, spiral groove 450, spiral groove seat assembly, etc.
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The present application will be described and illustrated with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples in order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present application more apparent. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the application. All other embodiments, which can be made by a person of ordinary skill in the art based on the embodiments provided by the present application without making any inventive effort, are intended to fall within the scope of the present application.
As shown in fig. 1-19, the present embodiment provides an ergonomic bicycle saddle that includes a frame assembly 100 and a saddle 200 mounted to the frame assembly 100. Wherein the frame assembly 100 is integrally formed, having a saddle mounting portion 110, the saddle mounting portion 110 is of a hollow tubular structure and is generally vertically or slightly inclined, a saddle support tube 120 is slidably mounted in the saddle mounting portion 110, and a saddle 200 is attached to the top end of the saddle support tube 120 so as to adjust the protruding amount of the saddle support tube 120 according to the height of a user, thereby changing the height of the saddle 200.
The locking structure 300 is provided at the combined position of the saddle mounting part 110 and the saddle support pipe 120, and when the saddle 200 is adjusted in height, the user opens the locking structure 300 to adjust the saddle 200 in height, and locks the locking structure 300 after the adjustment.
In this embodiment, the saddle 200 includes a saddle frame 210 mounted to the upper end of the saddle support tube 120 and a seat body 220 mounted to the saddle frame 210. Specifically, the upper end of the saddle support tube 120 is fixedly provided with a C-shaped ring 230, and the C-shaped ring 230 includes a body 231 and two tabs 232 extending rearward from the body 231, the tabs 232 are provided with square holes 233, and a coupling member 400 is fixed in the square holes 233, and the coupling member 400 includes a rectangular body 410.
The upper end of the saddle support tube 120 is in a frustum shape, and passes through a space formed by enclosing the body 231 and the rectangular body 410 from bottom to top, and the body 231 and the rectangular body 410 are matched to clamp the saddle support tube 120, so that the C-shaped ring 230, the saddle support tube 120 and the combining element 400 form a fixed configuration.
In other words, the coupling member 400 is fixed relative to the saddle support tube 120, while in this embodiment, the saddle frame 210 is mounted to the coupling member 400 and the seat body 220 is mounted to the saddle frame 210, thereby forming an integral assembly of the saddle 200.
Specifically, two ends of the rectangular body 410 are provided with cylinders 420, and the cylinders 420 are sequentially sleeved with the skeleton mounting unit 240 and the lock nuts 250; the backbone mounting unit 240 has a backbone mounting long hole 241 and a through hole 242.
The saddle skeleton 210 is formed by bending a metal pipe, is in an isosceles triangle shape, and comprises a mounting unit combining part 211 positioned in the middle of an equilateral part, wherein the mounting unit combining part 211 penetrates through a skeleton mounting long hole 241; and it is apparent that the mounting unit coupling portion 211 and the frame mounting long hole 241 extend in substantially the same direction, that is, the mounting unit coupling portion 211 and the frame mounting unit 240 are both disposed non-perpendicularly to the cylinder 420.
The end of the cylinder 420 is provided with external threads matched with the locking nut 250, when in installation, the locking nut 250 is screwed down, so that the locking nut is extruded to the skeleton installation unit 240, the included angles among the cylinder 420, the saddle skeleton 210 and the skeleton installation unit 240 generate a trend of change, the cylinder 420 and the through hole 242 are further in interference fit, the skeleton installation long hole 241 and the installation unit combination part 211 generate interference fit, and accordingly the cylinder 420, the saddle skeleton 210 and the skeleton installation unit 240 form fixed configuration.
It will be appreciated that conventional bicycle saddles 200 are horizontal or slightly forward leaning, but their levelness is fixed, and the user during riding, especially when stepping on the pedals, will keep leaning forward at a specific moment, resulting in increased localized pressure of saddle 200 on the human body, creating discomfort.
To eliminate the above-mentioned problem, the front portion of the saddle frame 210 of the ergonomic bicycle saddle of this embodiment can be pivoted downward, and during riding, the angle of the saddle 200 can be adaptively adjusted along with the forward tilting of the body of the user, so as to avoid the partial compression of the saddle 200 to the human body, conform to the ergonomics, and promote the user experience.
In other words, in the present embodiment, the cylinder 420 can rotate relative to the rectangular body 410. Thus, the rectangular body 410 is fixedly disposed relative to the saddle support tube 120, the cylindrical body 420 is fixedly disposed relative to the saddle frame 210, and rotation of the cylindrical body 420 relative to the rectangular body 410 causes the front portion of the saddle frame 210 to pivot downward.
Specifically, the rectangular body 410 is provided with a circular through hole 411 along an axial direction thereof, and an inner diameter of the circular through hole 411 is matched with an outer diameter of the cylinder 420, so that the cylinder 420 can generate a rotational degree of freedom with respect to the rectangular body 410; the side wall of the cylinder 420 is provided with a guide hole 421, a movable marble 430 is arranged in the guide hole 421, the inner wall of the circular through hole 411 is provided with a pit group 412 which is arranged along the circumferential direction, and the position of the pit group 412 is matched with the marble 430; the pit set 412 is formed by a circumferential array of pits 413, and the shape and size of the pits 413 match those of the marbles 430.
Wherein, when the marble 430 is in the first elastic state, the cylinder 420 is fixed relative to the rectangular body 410; when the marble 430 is in the second elastic state, the cylinder 420 and the rectangular body 410 rotate relatively; and the first elastic state is greater than the second elastic state.
Thus, in the normal riding condition, the user has the marble 430 in a first elastic condition, and the cylinder 420 is fixed relative to the rectangular body 410, i.e., the front portion of the saddle 200 cannot pivot downward. When the user needs to lean forward, the marble 430 is in the second elastic state, and the cylinder 420 can rotate with respect to the rectangular body 410, i.e., the front portion of the saddle 200 can pivot downward. Therefore, when riding, the user leans forward to give downward pressure to the front part of the saddle 200, the angle of the saddle 200 is adaptively adjusted along with the leaning forward of the body of the user, the saddle 200 is prevented from pressing the part of the human body, the ergonomics are met, and the user experience is improved.
In other words, the first elastic state is the original state of the marble 430, because in general, the rider is in a non-forward leaning posture most of the time. When the user needs to lean forward, the operation of the user triggers the marble 430 to switch from the first elastic state to the second elastic state so as to adapt to the posture of leaning forward of the body.
In this embodiment, there are a plurality of guide holes 421 and are arranged in an axial array, and correspondingly, the number of the marble 430 and the pit group 412 is the same as that of the guide holes 421 and are arranged in an axial array. Thus, on the one hand, the stability of the rotation of the cylinder 420 with respect to the rectangular body 410 is improved, and on the other hand, the firmness of the relative fixation of the cylinder 420 and the rectangular body 410 is improved.
In the present embodiment, a spring assembly 440 is disposed in the cylinder 420, and one end of the spring assembly 440 is connected to the cylinder 420 and the other end is connected to the marble 430, so that the marble 430 has an elastic state. Wherein the spring assembly 440 is an adjustable spring such that the marble 430 has a first elastic state and a second elastic state. And it will be appreciated that the first and second elastic states themselves are also adjustable. In other words, the spring assembly 440 is an active spring having an elastic coefficient, and in particular, a second elastic coefficient, that is adjustable.
In other words, when the spring assembly 440 is at the first spring rate, the marble 430 is in the first elastic state, and when the spring assembly 440 is at the second spring rate, the marble 430 is in the second elastic state. Obviously, the first elastic coefficient is greater than the second elastic coefficient.
It will be appreciated that when the user's body is tilted forward, the spring assembly 440 is at a second spring rate and the cylinder 420 is rotatable relative to the rectangular body 410, the user's forward tilting imparting downward pressure to the front of the saddle 200, the angle of the saddle 200 changing as the user's body is tilted forward. The spring assembly 440 can be triggered back to the first spring rate when the user is in a comfortable forward leaning position during forward leaning of the user to press down on the front of the saddle 200, thereby maintaining the current pivot angle of the saddle 200 to match the forward leaning position of the user.
However, it may happen occasionally that the user triggers the spring assembly 440 to return from the second spring rate to the first spring rate, possibly with hysteresis, which may cause the saddle 200 to rotate through an angle exceeding the user's forward tilt, causing discomfort during riding.
Accordingly, the bicycle saddle of the present embodiment, when the marble 430 is in the second elastic state, the spring assembly 440 is in a second elastic coefficient configured to: the cylinder 420 is rotatable relative to the rectangular body 410 when the spring assembly 440 is in the first pressure state; the cylinder 420 cannot rotate relative to the rectangular body 410 when the spring assembly 440 is in the second pressure state.
Thus, during the forward tilting of the rider, when the rider has not tilted forward to a comfortable posture, the rider actively presses the front portion of the seat body 220, and the front portion of the seat body 220 is subjected to a large pressure, which can overcome the elastic force of the spring assembly 440 in the second elastic modulus state, and the beads 430 are separated from the recesses 413 into the adjacent next recesses 413 in the recess group 412, so that the cylinder 420 can be rotated with respect to the rectangular body 410. When it is tilted forward to a comfortable posture, the rider no longer actively presses the front portion of the seat body 220, and the pressure applied to the front portion of the seat body 220 is instantaneously and greatly reduced, and the pressure cannot overcome the elastic force of the spring assembly 440 in the second elastic modulus state, and the marble 430 cannot be separated from the recess 413, so that the cylinder 420 cannot rotate with respect to the rectangular body 410.
Through this setting, when the user leans forward to the comfortable gesture, the rider no longer initiatively applies pressure to the front portion of pedestal 220, and saddle 200 automatic stop continues the pivot, avoids saddle 200 front portion pivoted downward angle too big, causes the comfortable forward leaning gesture that surpasses the user and want to reach, promotes the use experience. In this way, the excessive downward rotation of the front portion of the saddle 200 due to the hysteresis of the user's operation is precluded, independent of the user's operating reaction time of the trigger spring assembly 440 from the second spring rate back to the first spring rate.
In the present embodiment, the spring assembly 440 is configured as a compound spring, and is formed by connecting a magnetorheological spring 441 and a coil spring 442 in series. Thereby, an adjustable spring rate of the spring assembly 440 is achieved.
Specifically, the magnetorheological spring 441 is fixedly installed inside the cylinder 420, the guide hole 421 extends from the surface of the cylinder 420 to the magnetorheological spring 441, the coil spring 442 is disposed in the guide hole 421, and the upper end of the coil spring 442 contacts the marble 430 and the lower end contacts the magnetorheological spring 441.
Thus, the overall spring rate of the spring assembly 440 is varied by adjusting the spring rate of the magnetorheological spring 441. The elastic coefficient of the magnetorheological spring 441 can be changed along with the intensity of the external magnetic field, the response speed is high, the adjusting range is large, and the power consumption is very little. Meanwhile, the compression deformation of the magnetorheological spring 441 is small, and the magnetorheological spring 441 and the coil spring 442 are used in series, so that the integral compression deformation of the spring assembly 440 can be ensured.
In the present embodiment, the magnetorheological spring 441 includes a housing 443 fixedly mounted inside the cylinder 420, and a coil 444, an elastic body unit 445, and the like are provided in the housing 443. By providing the housing 443 to facilitate the assembly of the magnetorheological spring 441 into the cylinder 420, the structure within the housing 443 is conventional.
In this embodiment, the side wall of the cylinder 420 is further provided with a mounting groove 422, which is located at the opposite side to the guide hole 421, and the guide hole 421 extends from the surface of the cylinder 420 to the mounting groove 422, so as to communicate the guide hole 421 with the mounting groove 422; a spring seat 450 is detachably mounted in the mounting groove 422, and a magnetorheological spring 441 is detachably mounted to the spring seat 450.
Specifically, the spring seat 450 includes a seat body 451 and a first flange 452 disposed on an upper end surface of the seat body 451, where an area of the first flange 452 is the same as the mounting groove 422; the first flange 452 is provided with a first connection hole 453, and correspondingly, the bottom surface of the mounting groove 422 is provided with a first threaded hole 423, and the first fastener 401 sequentially penetrates through the first connection hole 453 and the first threaded hole 423, so that the spring seat 450 is detachably mounted in the mounting groove 422.
The upper end surface of the spring seat 450 is further provided with a stepped groove 454, which includes a large-sized groove 455 located above and a small-sized groove 456 located below, and the upper end surface of the housing 443 is provided with a second flange 446. The size of the second flange 446 is matched with the size of the large-sized groove 455, and the size of the housing 443 is matched with the size of the small-sized groove 456, so that the magnetorheological spring 441 is installed in the spring seat 450, and the upper end surface of the magnetorheological spring 441 is flush with the upper end surface of the spring seat 450, so that the assembly formed by the magnetorheological spring 441 and the spring seat 450 is convenient to install in the installation groove 422.
The bottom surface of the large-sized groove 455 is provided with a second threaded hole 457, and correspondingly, a second connection hole 447 is provided in the second flange 446, and the second fastener 402 sequentially penetrates through the second connection hole 447 and the second threaded hole 457, so that the magnetorheological spring 441 is detachably mounted in the spring seat 450. The second connecting hole 447 is a stepped hole, so that the second fastener 402 can be mounted in a hidden manner, without damaging the flatness of the upper end surface of the whole of the magnetorheological spring 441 and the spring seat 450.
Thus, when the coupling member 400 of the present embodiment is assembled, the magnetorheological spring 441 is first installed in the stepped groove 454, and the magnetorheological spring 441 is detachably installed in the spring seat 450 by sequentially penetrating the second connecting hole 447 and the second threaded hole 457 by the second fastening member 402; then, the magnetorheological spring 441 and the spring seat 450 are integrally mounted in the mounting groove 422, and the first fastener 401 sequentially penetrates through the first connecting hole 453 and the first threaded hole 423, so that the magnetorheological spring 441 and the spring seat 450 are integrally and detachably mounted in the mounting groove 422.
In this embodiment, the marble 430 includes a hemispherical body 431 and a guide portion 432 extending downward from a planar end of the hemispherical body 431, an inner diameter of the guide portion 432 matches an outer diameter of the coil spring 442, and an upper end of the coil spring 442 is connected to the planar end of the hemispherical body 431; the guide portion 432 is further provided with a limiting portion 433 extending outward, and the inner wall of the guide hole 421 is provided with a flange 424 cooperating with the limiting portion 433. Thereby preventing the marble 430 from being detached from the guide hole 421.
Therefore, when the coupling member 400 is assembled, the mounting groove 422 of the cylindrical body 420 is first directed upward, the marble 430 and the coil spring 442 are put into the guide hole 421 from the mounting groove 422, and the marble 430 is not separated from the guide hole 421 from below due to the limit of the flange 424; the magnetorheological spring 441 is then installed in the stepped groove 454, and the magnetorheological spring 441 is detachably installed in the spring seat 450 through the second fastening piece 402; then, the magnetorheological spring 441 and the spring seat 450 are integrally mounted in the mounting groove 422, and the integrally is detachably mounted in the mounting groove 422 by the first fastener 401.
In this embodiment, a limiting mounting hole 414 is formed on a side wall of the rectangular body 410, and a limiting member 460 is disposed in the limiting mounting hole 414; correspondingly, the outer wall of the cylinder 420 is also provided with an annular limiting groove 425 matched with the limiting mounting hole 414, and the limiting piece 460 is at least partially positioned in the annular limiting groove 425. Thus, the axial degree of freedom of the cylinder 420 with respect to the rectangular body 410 can be restricted by the stopper 460 so that the cylinder 420 cannot move axially.
Specifically, the limiting mounting hole 414 includes a counter bore 415, a threaded hole 416 and a limiting square hole 417 formed in sequence from outside to inside, wherein the width of the limiting square hole 417 is equal to the annular limiting groove 425; the limiting member 460 includes a limiting bolt 461 and a limiting block 462 rotatably connected to the limiting bolt 461, and the width of the limiting block 462 is equal to the annular limiting groove 425. Thus, the stopper 462 is moved up and down by rotating the bolt.
An arc-shaped limit groove 418 is arranged on the end face, far away from the limit mounting hole 414, of the rectangular body 410, and correspondingly, an arc-shaped limit block 426 matched with the arc-shaped limit groove 418 is further arranged on the outer side wall of the cylinder 420. When the cylinder 420 rotates relative to the rectangular body 410, the arc-shaped limiting block 426 moves circularly in the arc-shaped limiting groove 418. By the cooperation of the arc-shaped limiting groove 418 and the arc-shaped limiting block 426, the cylinder 420 can only rotate relative to the rectangular body 410 within a preset angle range; and, when the cylinder 420 is assembled into the circular through hole 411, the side surface of the arc-shaped limiting block 426 contacts with the bottom surface of the arc-shaped limiting groove 418, that is, the annular limiting groove 425 is aligned with the limiting square hole 417.
Thus, when coupling member 400 is assembled:
s1, the mounting groove 422 of the cylinder 420 faces upwards, the marble 430 and the spiral spring 442 are put into the guide hole 421 from the mounting groove 422, and the marble 430 cannot be separated from the guide hole 421 from below due to the limit of the flange 424;
s2, the magnetorheological spring 441 is arranged in the stepped groove 454, and the second fastener 402 sequentially penetrates through the second connecting hole 447 and the second threaded hole 457, so that the magnetorheological spring 441 is detachably arranged in the spring seat 450;
s3, integrally mounting the magnetorheological spring 441 and the spring seat 450 in the mounting groove 422, and sequentially penetrating the first connecting hole 453 and the first threaded hole 423 through the first fastener 401 to realize that the integrally formed magnetorheological spring 441 and the spring seat 450 are detachably mounted in the mounting groove 422;
s4, sliding the cylinder 420 into the circular through hole 411 until the side surface of the arc-shaped limiting block 426 contacts with the bottom surface of the arc-shaped limiting groove 418;
s5, the limiting bolt 461 is rotated to drive the limiting block 462 to move towards the annular limiting groove 425, and thus the integral assembly of the combining element 400 is completed.
The bicycle saddle of this embodiment integrates the saddle angle in the binding element along with the forward-leaning self-adaptive adjusting function of the user's body, does not need to change the structure of any other spare and accessory parts in the saddle, and the binding element 400 is convenient to assemble and disassemble through the modularized arrangement of the rectangular body 410, the cylinder 420, the marble 430, the magnetorheological spring 441, the spring seat 450 and the like, and is convenient for the maintenance and replacement of the internal accessories thereof, and the binding element 400 is configured in the bicycle saddle, thereby being suitable for popularization and application.
In this embodiment, the top corner of the saddle frame 210 is fixedly connected to the seat body 220, and the bottom corner of the saddle frame 210 is connected to the seat body 220 through the buffer spring 260, so as to further improve the buffer performance of the saddle 200.
Specifically, an installation space 221 is formed at the bottom of the seat body 220, a first bolt 222 and a second bolt 223 are embedded in the bottom surface of the installation space 221, the first bolt 222 is located in front of the second bolt 223, the first bolt 222 penetrates through the top angle of the saddle skeleton 210 from top to bottom, an installation ring 271 and a first nut 272 are sequentially arranged below the top angle of the saddle skeleton 210, the outer diameter of the installation ring 271 is larger than the distance between two waists at the top angle of the saddle skeleton 210, and the top angle of the saddle skeleton 210 is fixedly connected with the seat body 220 by screwing the first nut 272.
The first shackle 212 is formed at the bottom corner of the saddle skeleton 210, the first shrinkage cavity 261 is formed at the lower end of the buffer spring 260, the third bolt 273 sequentially penetrates through the first shackle 212 and the first shrinkage cavity 261 from bottom to top, the second nut 274 is arranged above the first shrinkage cavity 261, and the buffer spring 260 and the saddle skeleton 210 are fixedly connected by screwing the second nut 274.
The upper end of the buffer spring 260 is further formed with a second shrinkage hole 262, the second bolt 223 passes through the second shrinkage hole 262 from top to bottom, a third nut 275 is arranged below the second shrinkage hole 262, and the buffer spring 260 and the seat 220 are fixedly connected by screwing the third nut 275.
Preferably, the reinforcing rib 280 is provided at the bottom edge of the saddle skeleton 210, the second shackle 281 is provided at both ends of the reinforcing rib 280, the third bolt 273 penetrates through the first shackle 212, the second shackle 281 and the first shrinkage hole 261 from bottom to top in sequence, and the reinforcing rib 280, the buffer spring 260 and the saddle skeleton 210 are fixedly connected by tightening the second nut 274, so that the overall strength of the saddle 200 is enhanced.
It will be appreciated that the body posture of the user is often changed during riding, so that the stress of the seat body 220 is complex, and a great amount of relative displacement is generated between the seat body 220 and the saddle skeleton 210, which results in excessive and complex load of the mounting ring 271, and the connection between the seat body 220 and the saddle skeleton 210 is not firm enough.
In this embodiment, the bottom surface of the installation space 221 is provided with the support plate 224, the support plate 224 is positioned in front of the first bolts 222, the insertion portions 213 are formed at the top corners of the saddle frame 210, and the insertion portions 213 are installed in the support plate 224.
Therefore, the support plate 224 and the insertion portion 213 cooperate to limit the relative displacement between the seat body 220 and the saddle frame 210 as much as possible, so that the mounting ring 271, which is a high-load wearing part, is sufficiently protected, and the connection firmness between the seat body 220 and the saddle frame 210 is improved.
The present application is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and any changes or substitutions that can be easily understood by those skilled in the art within the technical scope of the present application are intended to be included in the scope of the present application. Therefore, the protection scope of the present application shall be subject to the protection scope of the claims.
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1. An ergonomic bicycle saddle comprises a saddle framework arranged at the upper end of a saddle support tube and a seat body arranged on the saddle framework;
the upper end of the saddle support tube is fixedly provided with a C-shaped ring, the C-shaped ring comprises a body and two convex tongues extending backwards from the body, square holes are formed in the convex tongues, and a combining element is fixed in the square holes;
the saddle framework is fixedly arranged on the cylinder;
the device is characterized in that a rectangular body is provided with a circular through hole along the axial direction of the rectangular body, and the inner diameter of the circular through hole is matched with the outer diameter of the cylinder;
the side wall of the cylinder is provided with a guide hole, movable marbles are arranged in the guide hole, the inner wall of the circular through hole is provided with pit groups which are circumferentially arranged, and the positions of the pit groups are matched with the marbles;
the pit group is formed by a plurality of pit circumferential arrays, and the shape and the size of the pits are matched with those of the marbles;
when the marble is in a first elastic state, the cylinder and the rectangular body are relatively fixed; when the marble is in the second elastic state, the cylinder and the rectangular body rotate relatively.
2. The ergonomic bicycle saddle of claim 1 wherein there are a plurality of guide holes and an axial array;
the number of the marble and the pit groups is the same as that of the guide holes, and the marble and the pit groups are axially arranged in an array manner.
3. The ergonomic bicycle saddle of claim 1 wherein a spring assembly is disposed within the cylinder and one end of the spring assembly is connected to the cylinder and the other end is connected to the marble;
the spring assembly is in a first elastic state when the spring assembly is in a first elastic coefficient, and the marble is in a second elastic state when the spring assembly is in a second elastic coefficient;
wherein the spring assembly is at a second spring rate configured to:
when the spring assembly is in the first pressure state, the cylinder body can rotate relative to the rectangular body; when the spring assembly is in the second pressure state, the cylinder cannot rotate relative to the rectangular body.
4. The ergonomic bicycle saddle of claim 3 wherein the spring assembly comprises a magnetorheological spring and a coil spring, and the coil spring is in series with the magnetorheological spring;
the magnetorheological spring is fixedly arranged in the cylinder, the guide hole extends to the magnetorheological spring from the surface of the cylinder, the spiral spring is arranged in the guide hole, the upper end of the spiral spring contacts the marble, and the lower end of the spiral spring contacts the magnetorheological spring.
5. The ergonomic bicycle saddle of claim 4 wherein the side wall of the cylinder is further provided with a mounting slot and is located on the side opposite the guide hole and the guide hole extends from the surface of the cylinder to the mounting slot;
a spring seat is detachably arranged in the mounting groove, and the magnetorheological spring is detachably arranged on the spring seat;
the magnetorheological spring comprises a shell fixedly arranged in the spring seat, and an elastomer unit is arranged in the shell.
6. The ergonomic bicycle saddle of claim 5 wherein the spring seat comprises a seat body and a first flange disposed on an upper end surface of the seat body, the first flange having an area that is the same as the mounting groove;
the first flange is provided with a first connecting hole, the bottom surface of the mounting groove is provided with a first threaded hole, and the first fastener sequentially penetrates through the first connecting hole and the first threaded hole;
the upper end face of the spring seat is also provided with a stepped groove which comprises a large-size groove positioned above and a small-size groove positioned below, and the upper end face of the shell is provided with a second flange;
the size of the second flange is matched with the size of the large-size groove, and the size of the shell body is matched with the size of the small-size groove;
the bottom surface in jumbo size groove is provided with the second screw hole, has seted up the second connecting hole on the second flange, and the second fastener runs through second connecting hole and second screw hole in proper order.
7. The ergonomic bicycle saddle of claim 6 wherein the marble comprises a hemispherical body and a guide extending downwardly from a planar end of the hemispherical body;
the inner diameter of the guide part is matched with the outer diameter of the spiral spring, and the upper end of the spiral spring is connected with the plane end of the hemispherical body;
the guide part is also provided with a limiting part in an outward extending mode, and the inner wall of the guide hole is provided with a flange matched with the limiting part.
8. The ergonomic bicycle saddle of claim 7 wherein the side wall of the rectangular body defines a spacing mounting hole and wherein the spacing mounting hole is internally provided with a spacing member;
the outer wall of the cylinder is also provided with an annular limiting groove matched with the limiting mounting hole, and the limiting piece is at least partially positioned in the annular limiting groove;
the end face of the cuboid, which is far away from the limiting mounting hole, is provided with an arc limiting groove, and correspondingly, the outer side wall of the cylinder is also provided with an arc limiting block matched with the arc limiting groove.
9. The ergonomic bicycle saddle of claim 1 wherein the saddle skeleton is formed by bending a metal tube and is isosceles triangle, and the bottom corner of the saddle skeleton is connected with the seat body by a buffer spring;
wherein, the bottom of pedestal is formed with installation space, and the bottom surface of installation space is pre-buried to have first bolt, and first bolt passes saddle skeleton's apex angle department from top to bottom, and saddle skeleton's apex angle department below has set gradually collar and first nut, and the external diameter of collar is greater than the interval of two waists of apex angle department.
10. The ergonomic bicycle saddle of claim 9 wherein the bottom surface of the mounting space is provided with a support plate, and the support plate is positioned in front of the first bolt, and wherein the top corner of the saddle frame is formed with a socket portion, and the socket portion is mounted in the support plate.
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