Front suspension system for motorcycle - has double triangular framework giving controlled wheel deflection reducing shocks to rider

摘要

The front suspension system is for a motocycle, in which the front wheel does not move parallel to the handlebars. It follows a curve provided by a deformable and compensated framework consisting of two triangular systems built around the wheel like a fork. The framework parts are connected to the frame by a shock absorber of usual type. The handlebars do not directly control the front fork movement. This is done by an assembly of small crank arms. This avoids transmission of road shocks to the riders arms. It also lessens "nose dropping" on fierce braking.