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20090001685 | BICYCLE FRAME - A bicycle frame that includes a mainframe portion is disclosed. The mainframe portion includes a first tube, a second tube, and a third tube arranged to define a space therebetween. In one embodiment, the first tube is a top tube, the second tube is a down tube, and the third tube is a vertical tube. The tubes reside generally along a single plane. Each tube has a cross-section perpendicular to the plane. The cross-section of each of the tubes has a first dimension being parallel to the plane, and a second dimension being perpendicular to the plane. At least one of the tubes has a ratio of the second to first dimensions of 1.35 to 3.0. | 01-01-2009 |
20100225089 | BICYCLE FRAME WITH ARTICULATING LINKAGE MOUNTING ARRANGEMENT - A bicycle frame assembly includes an articulating linkage mounting arrangement that fixedly couples one or more lever arms to a rotatable axle. A preferred embodiment includes at least one lever arm, and preferably a pair of lever arms. The lever arm or arms are fixedly coupled to an axle by a fastener having a fastener axis that is eccentric to, or offset from, the axis of rotation of the axle. Accordingly, relative rotation of the lever arm and axle is prevented such that the axle and lever arm rotate together as a unit. | 09-09-2010 |
20100327555 | BICYCLE ASSEMBLY WITH REAR SHOCK - A bicycle frame can have a main frame, a sub-frame and a shock. The sub-frame can move in relation to the main frame and the shock can be used to regulate that relationship. A linkage can also be used to regulate the relationships and control the rotation. The shock can further have a pair of extension arms to span a seat tube which is part of the main frame. | 12-30-2010 |
20100327556 | BICYCLE ASSEMBLY WITH REAR SHOCK - A bicycle assembly can have a main frame, a sub-frame, a main shock section, an extension section, and a fastener. The sub-frame can move in relation to the main frame and the main shock section can be used to regulate that relationship. The extension section can have a receiving portion, wherein an end of the main shock section can fit into the receiving portion. The fastener can be used to secure the main shock section within the receiving portion of the extension section. | 12-30-2010 |
20110248468 | BICYCLE CABLE HOUSING GUIDE - A bicycle having a frame, two wheels, handlebars, a longitudinal housing (e.g., cable housing or hydraulic hose) defining radial and axial directions, and a housing guide securing the housing to the frame. The housing guide includes a base member and a clamp member. The base member has a base surface secured to the frame and defining a passage in which the housing is positioned, and the clamp member cooperates with the base member to secure the housing in both radial and axial directions. Preferably, the base member comprises first and second guide arms (e.g., opposed hooks) spaced by a gap and wrapped around the housing, and the clamp member is positioned in the gap. The clamp member can include a collar and a fastener that tightens the collar onto the housing. The collar can include an opening and a slot that facilitates inserting the housing into the opening. | 10-13-2011 |
20110278816 | BICYCLE FRAME - A bicycle assembly can include a bicycle frame that can have a head tube, a top tube and a down tube. The top tube and down tube can be attached to the head tube. The head tube can include at least one ledge configured to fit inside either of the top and down tubes. The top of the top tube and/or the bottom of the down tube can be substantially flush with the top of the head tube or bottom of the head tube, respectively. | 11-17-2011 |
20120074666 | BICYCLE FRAME - A bicycle assembly can include a bicycle frame that can have a main frame, a sub-frame and a shock absorber. The sub-frame can move in relation to the main frame and the shock can be used to regulate that relationship. A extension body can be used to establish a rear pivot point of the shock absorber. In some embodiments, the extension body can also be used to adjust the length of the combined shock absorber and extension body. | 03-29-2012 |
20120291590 | BICYCLE PEDAL - A bicycle pedal can include a pedal body configured to rotate about a spindle. The pedal can also include one or more bearing systems to reduce friction between the pedal body and the spindle. The spindle can act as the inner bearing race for one or more of the bearing systems. A bearing body can act as the outer bearing race for one or more of the bearing systems. | 11-22-2012 |
20120299268 | BICYCLE SHOCK WITH EXTENSION ARMS - A bicycle frame can have a main frame, a sub-frame and a shock. The sub-frame can move in relation to the main frame and the shock can be used to regulate that relationship. A linkage connected to the main frame, sub-frame and shock can also be used to regulate the relationships and control the rotation. The shock can further have a pair of extension arms which connect to the linkage. | 11-29-2012 |
20130263568 | CHAIN TOOL - A chain tool can be used to assemble or disassemble links on a chain, in particular a bicycle chain. The chain tool can be shaped and sized to be received within a component of a bicycle. For example, the chain tool can be received into a steerer tube at the head tube of the bicycle. The chain tool can also serve as a part of a headset, such as being a top cap of the headset. | 10-10-2013 |
20130341886 | BICYCLE FRAME - A bicycle assembly can include a bicycle frame that can have a main frame, a sub-frame and a shock absorber. The sub-frame can move in relation to the main frame and the shock can be used to regulate that relationship. A extension body can be used to establish a rear pivot point of the shock absorber. In some embodiments, the extension body can also be used to adjust the length of the combined shock absorber and extension body. | 12-26-2013 |
20140103617 | BICYCLE FRAME - A bicycle assembly can include a bicycle frame that can have a main frame, a sub-frame and a shock absorber. The sub-frame can move in relation to the main frame and the shock can be used to regulate that relationship. A extension body can be used to establish a rear pivot point of the shock absorber. In some embodiments, the extension body can also be used to adjust the length of the combined shock absorber and extension body. | 04-17-2014 |
20150028561 | BICYCLE FRAME - A bicycle assembly can include a bicycle frame that can have a main frame, a sub-frame and a shock absorber. The sub-frame can move in relation to the main frame and the shock can be used to regulate that relationship. A extension body can be used to establish a rear pivot point of the shock absorber. In some embodiments, the extension body can also be used to adjust the length of the combined shock absorber and extension body. | 01-29-2015 |
20150137477 | BICYCLE FRAME WITH ASSYMETRIC SEAT SUPPORT - A bicycle including front and rear wheels and a frame supported by the front and rear wheels. The rear wheel defines a central plane of the bicycle. The frame includes a main frame and a rear frame that is movable relative to the main frame. The main frame has a seat support with an offset portion that is offset from the central plane. The bicycle also includes a seat supported by the seat support, and a suspension unit coupled between the rear frame and the main frame to inhibit relative movement between the rear frame and the main frame. The suspension unit is positioned with the offset portion of the seat support laterally aligned with a first side of the suspension unit, and a second side of the suspension unit opposite the first side is not laterally aligned with the seat support. | 05-21-2015 |
20150291242 | BICYCLE ASSEMBLY WITH BOTTOM BRACKET AREA - A bicycle assembly can include a main frame having a bottom bracket area to receive a bottom bracket. The bottom bracket area can be made of carbon fiber with one or more embedded seat blanks to serve as bearing surfaces within the bottom bracket area. The disks may be machined to a high tolerance to receive a bottom bracket. | 10-15-2015 |
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20110161705 | MULTIPLE-QUEUE MULTIPLE-RESOURCE ENTRY SLEEP AND WAKEUP FOR POWER SAVINGS AND BANDWIDTH CONSERVATION IN A RETRY BASED PIPELINE - Methods and apparatus relating to multiple-queue multiple-resource entry sleep and wakeup for power savings and bandwidth conservation in a retry based pipeline are described. In one embodiment, a bit indicates whether a corresponding queue entry is asleep or awake with respect to arbitration for resources in a retry based pipeline. Furthermore, multiple entries from different queues may be grouped together and multiple resources may be grouped together. Other embodiments are also disclosed. | 06-30-2011 |
20140281270 | MECHANISM TO IMPROVE INPUT/OUTPUT WRITE BANDWIDTH IN SCALABLE SYSTEMS UTILIZING DIRECTORY BASED COHERECY - Methods and apparatus relating to directory based coherency to improve input/output write bandwidth in scalable systems are described. In one embodiment, a first agent receives a request to write data from a second agent via a link and logic causes the first agent to write the directory state to an Input/Output Directory Cache (IODC) of the first agent. Additionally, the logic causes the second agent to send data from a modified state to an exclusive state using write back to the first agent, while allowing the data to remain cached exclusively in the second agent and also enabling the deallocation of the IODC entry in the first agent. Other embodiments are also disclosed. | 09-18-2014 |
20150095580 | SCALABLY MECHANISM TO IMPLEMENT AN INSTRUCTION THAT MONITORS FOR WRITES TO AN ADDRESS - A processor includes a cache-side address monitor unit corresponding to a first cache portion of a distributed cache that has a total number of cache-side address monitor storage locations less than a total number of logical processors of the processor. Each cache-side address monitor storage location is to store an address to be monitored. A core-side address monitor unit corresponds to a first core and has a same number of core-side address monitor storage locations as a number of logical processors of the first core. Each core-side address monitor storage location is to store an address, and a monitor state for a different corresponding logical processor of the first core. A cache-side address monitor storage overflow unit corresponds to the first cache portion, and is to enforce an address monitor storage overflow policy when no unused cache-side address monitor storage location is available to store an address to be monitored. | 04-02-2015 |
20150128142 | VIRTUAL RETRY QUEUE - A starvation mode is entered and a particular dependency of a first request in a retry queue is identified. The particular dependency is determined to be acquired and the first request is retried based on acquisition of the particular dependency. | 05-07-2015 |
20150160720 | MULTIPLE-QUEUE MULTIPLE-RESOURCE ENTRY SLEEP AND WAKEUP FOR POWER SAVINGS AND BANDWIDTH CONSERVATION IN A RETRY BASED PIPELINE - Methods and apparatus relating to multiple-queue multiple-resource entry sleep and wakeup for power savings and bandwidth conservation in a retry based pipeline are described. In one embodiment, a bit indicates whether a corresponding queue entry is asleep or awake with respect to arbitration for resources in a retry based pipeline. Furthermore, multiple entries from different queues may be grouped together and multiple resources may be grouped together. Other embodiments are also disclosed. | 06-11-2015 |
20150178206 | CACHE COHERENCY APPARATUS AND METHOD MINIMIZING MEMORY WRITEBACK OPERATIONS - An apparatus and method for reducing or eliminating writeback operations. For example, one embodiment of a method comprises: detecting a first operation associated with a cache line at a first requestor cache; detecting that the cache line exists in a first cache in a modified (M) state; forwarding the cache line from the first cache to the first requestor cache and storing the cache line in the first requestor cache in a second modified (M′) state; detecting a second operation associated with the cache line at a second requestor; responsively forwarding the cache line from the first requestor cache to the second requestor cache and storing the cache line in the second requestor cache in an owned (O) state if the cache line has not been modified in the first requestor cache; and setting the cache line to a shared (S) state in the first requestor cache. | 06-25-2015 |
20150186275 | Inclusive/Non Inclusive Tracking of Local Cache Lines To Avoid Near Memory Reads On Cache Line Memory Writes Into A Two Level System Memory - A processor is described that includes one or more processing cores. The processing core includes a memory controller to interface with a system memory having a near memory and a far memory. The processing core includes a plurality of caching levels above the memory controller. The processor includes logic circuitry to track state information of a cache line that is cached in one of the caching levels. The state information including a selected one of an inclusive state and a non inclusive state. The inclusive state indicates that a copy or version of the cache line exists in near memory. The non inclusive states indicates that a copy or version of the cache line does not exist in the near memory. The logic circuitry is to cause the memory controller to handle a write request that requests a direct write into the near memory without a read of the near memory beforehand if a system memory write request generated within the processor targets the cache line when the cache line is in the inclusive state. | 07-02-2015 |