Abstract: A pedal for a bicycle or an exercise bike contains: a body. The body includes a road-bike stepping assembly, a connection assembly, two positioning protrusions secured on two sides of the connection assembly, respectively, and a plurality of locking orifices defined on the connection assembly. The connection assembly is screwed with a mountain-bike stepping assembly by way of multiple screws, the mountain-bike stepping assembly includes two engaging trenches mating with the two positioning protrusions, individually, and the mountain-bike stepping assembly also includes a plurality of through apertures cooperating with the plurality of locking orifices, respectively. The connection assembly is screwed with a coupling plate by using the multiple screws, the coupling plate includes two retaining grooves mating with the two positioning protrusions, respectively, and the coupling plate also includes multiple openings cooperating with the plurality of locking orifices, respectively.

Abstract: A bicycle pedal contains: a frame, a connection seat, an engagement block, a fitting sleeve, a fixing column, and a torsion spring. The frame includes a first orifice, a second orifice, and a trench. The connection seat includes two retaining sets, a circular tube, and two troughs. The engagement block is engaged in the trench, and the fitting sleeve is fitted with the first orifice. The fixing column is connected with a bearing and a washer and is screwed with a screw nut by using a threaded section of the fixing column. The torsion spring includes a first extending segment and a second extending segment, and the engagement block includes two shoulders facing the connection seat. Furthermore, the connection seat includes multiple protrusions facing and mating with the two shoulders so as to limit a rotation of the connection seat and the two retaining sets in the frame.

Abstract: The clipless pedal includes a pedal body, a pedal shaft, a cleat engagement unit, a rear support and an elastic member. The pedal body has a recess at one end thereof. The pedal shaft is rotatably connected to the pedal body. The cleat engagement unit is fastened to the pedal body between the pedal shaft and the recess. The rear support is a U-shaped body and pivoted to the pedal body. The elastic member is clamped between the rear support and an edge of the recess so that the rear support is elastically pushed by the elastic member against the pedal body.

Abstract: The pedal assembly includes a pedal and a cleat. The pedal has a spindle portion, a front portion with a front engagement member, a rear portion and a rear engagement member movably coupled to the rear portion. The cleat has a front engagement end and a rear engagement end. A front edge of the spindle portion is formed with a V-shaped positioning side. A U-shaped pad is attached under the front engagement end. Two legs of the pad are protrudent from the bottom of the cleat, and ends of the legs are separately formed with two abutment surfaces. The abutment surfaces abut against the positioning side.

Abstract: The pedal assembly includes a pedal and a cleat. The pedal has a spindle portion, a front portion with a front engagement member, a rear portion and a rear engagement member movably coupled to the rear portion. The cleat has a front engagement end and a rear engagement end. A front edge of the spindle portion is formed with a V-shaped positioning side. A U-shaped pad is attached under the front engagement end. Two legs of the pad are protrudent from the bottom of the cleat, and ends of the legs are separately formed with two abutment surfaces. The abutment surfaces abut against the positioning side.

Abstract: The fender is formed with a plurality of Y-shaped protrusions on the side facing the wheel. The Y-shaped protrusions are longitudinally arranged in a row. Each of the Y-shaped protrusions is composed of a vee and a vertical. The vee opens towards the direction of forward rotation of the wheel. The water thrown by the wheel will be guided by the verticals of the Y-shaped protrusions first, and then split by the vee to obliquely flow out of the fender.

Abstract: A clipless pedal with a modularized engagement mechanism for detachably securing with the cleat on a rider's shoe is disclosed. The engagement structure includes a fixing seat, an annular frame, a depressor, two torsion springs, a shaft and a regulator bolt. The fixing seat is pivotally connected on the annular frame by inserting the shaft. The two torsion springs are put around the shaft. The depressor has a threaded hole in which the regulator bolt screws. By rotating the regulator bolt, the depressor can be linearly moved. Two ends of each the torsion separately bear against the fixing seat and depressor. The annular frame can be swung relative to the fixing seat when it is forced and restored by the torque from the torsion springs when it is not forced. The torque of the torsion springs can be regulated by linear movement of the depressor. The engagement mechanism can be fastened on a pedal body to form a clipless pedal.

Abstract: A pedal for a bicycle includes pedal body, and at least one locking hook unit detachably mounted on the pedal body. The locking hook unit includes a fixing hook and a movable hook. Thus, the locking hook unit is locked onto the pedal body by a plurality of locking bolts to assemble the pedal, so that the pedal is assembled and disassembled easily and quickly, thereby facilitating a user assembling and disassembling the pedal. In addition, the locking hook unit has a hollow inside so that after the locking hook unit is attached to the pedal body, the spindle of the pedal body will not be obstructed by the locking hook unit to prevent the mud from being choked between the locking hook unit and the spindle of the pedal body.

Abstract: A sole structure includes a soft body, a hard inner layer member, and a plurality of soft engaging members; wherein the body is made of soft-fiber composite materials without adding thermoset epoxy resin (such as carbon fiber/glass fiber) and formed in a laminate sole shape with a peripheral member, on a bottom surface of the body are formed a plurality of holes; the hard inner layer member is made of engineering plastics and fixed to the bottom surface of the body and includes a number of apertures in response to the holes; the soft engaging members are injection molded from soft composite materials (such as TPU, TPR, etc.) and integrally coupled with the hard inner layer member on the body, such that the soft body, the hard inner layer member, and the soft engaging members are integrally coupled together to form the sole structure.

Abstract: A gripping structure with an auxiliary handle of a bicycle comprises a body including a tubular member having an engaging end disposed on an outer end of the tubular member, including a sleeve having an end portion extending outward from the sleeve; an auxiliary handle fitted to the engaging end and including a clamping hole arranged on a bottom end thereof; a covering member made of a hard plastic material, covered to outer rims of the body and the auxiliary handle, and including a groove with a fitting end extending from the groove, the fitting end including an abutting plane fixed on an outer periphery thereof, the covering member also including a seat disposed on a side thereof where is in response to the end portion of the body and having a coupling side to connect with the body and having an arcuate side to contact with the auxiliary handle.

Abstract: A shoe sole includes a sole bottom portion and an enclosure integrally formed on a periphery of the sole bottom portion. The sole bottom portion forms a hard zone that is made of a carbon fiber composite material mixed with a thermosetting epoxy. The enclosure forms a soft zone that is made of a carbon fiber composite material mixed with a thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU). Thus, the shoe sole has a reinforced strength by provision of the enclosure so that the shoe sole is bonded onto the vamp solidly and stably, thereby enhancing the combination strength between the shoe sole and the vamp. In addition, the shoe sole has a light weight and greater hardness by provision of the sole bottom portion, thereby decreasing the weight of the whole shoe.

Abstract: A pedal assembly for a racing bicycle includes a pedal body, and a locking hook pivotally mounted on the pedal body by a pivot bolt and including a back plate and a hook portion formed on a top of the back plate. The back plate of the locking hook has a surface provided with at least one opening. Thus, the back plate of the locking hook is provided with at least one opening to reduce the whole weight of the pedal assembly.

Abstract: A foldable pedal includes an inner pedal body, an outer pedal body provided with a receiving chamber and a receiving channel, a biasing mechanism including a resting bar and a compression spring, and a stop member movably mounted in the receiving channel and provided with a through hole that is movable to align with the receiving chamber to allow passage of the resting bar. Thus, the outer pedal body is locked on the inner pedal body by an interlocking action of the resting bar and the stop member, so that the compression spring biased between the outer pedal body and the resting bar needs not to have a higher strength, and a user only needs to apply a little force to compress the compression spring so as to fold the foldable pedal easily and conveniently.

Abstract: A shoe sole includes a sole bottom portion and an enclosure integrally formed on a periphery of the sole bottom portion. The sole bottom portion forms a hard zone that is made of a carbon fiber composite material mixed with a thermosetting epoxy. The enclosure forms a soft zone that is made of a carbon fiber composite material mixed with a thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU). Thus, the shoe sole has a reinforced strength by provision of the enclosure so that the shoe sole is bonded onto the vamp solidly and stably, thereby enhancing the combination strength between the shoe sole and the vamp. In addition, the shoe sole has a light weight and greater hardness by provision of the sole bottom portion, thereby decreasing the weight of the whole shoe.

Abstract: A pedal for a bicycle includes pedal body, and at least one locking hook unit detachably mounted on the pedal body. The locking hook unit includes a fixing hook and a movable hook. Thus, the locking hook unit is locked onto the pedal body by a plurality of locking bolts to assemble the pedal, so that the pedal is assembled and disassembled easily and quickly, thereby facilitating a user assembling and disassembling the pedal. In addition, the locking hook unit has a hollow inside so that after the locking hook unit is attached to the pedal body, the spindle of the pedal body will not be obstructed by the locking hook unit to prevent the mud from being choked between the locking hook unit and the spindle of the pedal body.