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Mountain bikes and parts
There are many parts that contribute to a mountain bike. By learning more about these parts, can become in a better pilot.
Mountain bikes are an essential bicycle if you are interested in riding up or down hills or other varied terrain. There are many parts that make mountain bikes able to handle this kind of drive and are listed below:
1. Crank - The lever goes from the pedal for the bottom bracket. It is what transfers the power from you to the rings of chain you go, go, go!
2. Chain - This is the circular relationship that helps to transfer his power to the gears.
3. chain ring - This is the ring with teeth that contain the string in place. They join the crank.
4. Bottom Bracket - This is what the body is attached to the bike crankset.
5. Handlebar - This is the horizontal bar with handles attached to the stem. This is the way to direct the bicycle.
6. Saddle - The seat of the bicycle on which to sit.
7. Pedal - This is the platform that puts his feet on the pedal of the bicycle. Attached the crank.
8. Hub - This is the central part of the wheel that is where the spokes come together.
9. Nipple - This part has the rims and spokes together.
10. brake lever - This is the handlebar lever that controls the brakes. The right lever controls the rear brake and control lever to the left front brake.
11. Brake cable - This is a cable that connects the brake mechanism with the brake levers.
12. Ass - This metal ring keeps the spokes and tires separate.
13. Headphones - This part connects the front fork handlebar stem.
14. Down tube - The section of the frame goes from the bottom bracket to the stem.
15. frontal impact - This is the fork front shock absorption.
16. idler pulley - This is the pulley that is on the bottom of the rear derailleur. Help keep the chain as tight as possible, using spring tension.
17. Rear shock - This is the rear tire for shock absorption in full suspension bikes.
18. Lightning - These are the thick cables that are attached to the rim and the hub of the wheel.
19. Screw - This is an axis drawing is free. Is attached to the crank arms.
20. Skewer - This is the part that connects the wheel to the frame. It consists of a metal rod running through the cube wheel.
21. Wheel Center - This is the center of the wheel that are connected to the rays.
22. Stem - This is the part that connects the head tube and handlebars so you can steer the bike.
23. yoke - This part supports the seat / saddle.
About the Author
Alastair Hamilton is the author of many articles on subjects like bike parts and published at http://www.bikecyclingreviews.com . A website with tips on
mountain bikes
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