Bicycle Carrier Cast , Alloy Steel lost wax part

Bicycle Carrier Cast Alloy Steel Electrochemical Polishing 0.05kg To 50kg Custom Casting Parts

Part Name: Casting Bicycle carrier in Alloy Steel

Process: Precsion investment/Lost-wax /Investment casting /Machining

Material: Alloy

Feather:

1) For the car to carry the biycle on the end , it's for fixed the hook shelf 

2)100% in position gauges to check before shipping ,100% leakage test to keep no any leakage happened

3) Full PPAP Part

Tolerances: CT4 to CT6(Min wall thickness is 3mm) , keep precision assemly position tolernace and good surface to meet the customers high requirment

Part Range:Auto, motorcycle, valve, marine, machine tools, hardware, railway, gear, impeller, pump, reducer, motor, mining machinery, engineering machinery, transmission machinery, forestry machinery, communal facility, etc

Discription:

There are currently two main types of bicycle pedals,clipless pedals and flat pedals.
The Clipless pedals work by mounting a small plastic or metal cleat on the sole of your shoe that typically snaps into a set of spring-loaded “clips” on the face of the pedal. Clipless pedals feature cleats with a 3-hole or 2-hole design.Clipless pedals provide a high level of control while riding fast or executing moves like hopping up onto curbs or over logs. Your feet won’t bounce off the pedals as you apply power or while riding through the bumps. It can take some practice getting in and out of clipless pedals, but once you get the hang of it they’ll feel like second nature.
These flat pedals provide a stable, wider surface to support your feet on both sides and can be used with nearly any shoe. They are not intended for use with clipless shoes.Many downhill mountain bikers prefer this type of pedal paired with a specifically designed shoe with grippy soles or tread. This combination provides sufficient grip and control while being the easiest to get off of in the event of a crash. Platform pedals may also give you the confidence to help avoid a crash.Recreational cyclists, commuters or riders who get on and off their bikes frequently may want flat pedals so they can wear more comfortable shoes that are easier to walk in.

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