No.
Bicycles with external gears have chain-and-sprocket gears.
Bicycles with internally geared hubs have both a chain-and-sprocket gear and spur gears (usually in a planetary configuration) inside the rear hub.
Then there are the rather rare shaft-drive bicycles, which use bevel gears. And maybe an internally geared hub as well. Then there's the occasional belt drive bike of course. And one or two CVT designs.
Depends. Bicycles with external gears have chain-and-sprocket gears. Bicycles with internally geared hubs have both a chain-and-sprocket gear and spur gears (usually in a planetary configuration) inside the rear hub. Then there are the rather rare shaft-drive bicycles, which use bevel gears. And maybe an internally geared hub as well. Then there's the occasional belt drive bike of course. And one or two CVT designs.
no
Bevel gears can change the speed and motion and Worm gears can reduce speed and direction of motion.
Clocks and watches have internal gears. Bicycles and can openers have external gears.
Spur gears give 180 degree drive, and worm gears give 90 degree drive.
There is no way to play as the Riftworm in Gears of War 2.
Divide 3.14 by the diametral pitch. Worm gears are a compact, efficient means of substantially decreasing speed and increasing torque.
The use of worm or worm gears in the working of a machine allows for the exchange of energy for torque or movement.
Yes. All bikes have at least one gear, some have quite a lot more.
spur gears are used because there are many things such as bicycles that cant exist without a spur gear' > gearboxes, mechanical watches, cam drives
worm gears are used in machines that need high gear ratiosspoonsWorm gears are found in some kinds of 90 degree gearing junctions, generally with a large change in gearing ratio.For example, many tillers have worm gears between the input shaft and the crosswise tines.Since a motorcycle doesn't need a true differential, it may also have a worm gear connecting the drive shaft to the rear wheel.An adjustable end wrench (Crescent Wrench) also has a worm gear for adjustment, and it is easily visible.There are some devices such as a telescope stand that have precision adjustment with a worm gear, especially if the only adjust through a fraction of a circle.Worm gears are used to reduce speed. They can be found in factories. Google it to buy one.
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