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Bicycles, usually. But vintage cars may have them too.
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How many spokes are there in the wheels of a car if any two spokes form an angle of 15?
360 / 15 = 24 spokes
What components make up a wheel?
Modern car wheels have a cast metal wheel, so it's all one component. Classical car wheels used to have spokes (like bicycle wheels) and as such, were made up of a central hub from which the spokes branced out - connecting to a circular rim, in the same way as a bicycle wheel. Also, modern car tires are pressure fitted to the wheels, with lips hooking under a rim on the outerside of the wheel, because of this and advancements in tire design, we now have tires with no inner-tubes.
Would you find a derailleur on a bicycle train or a car?
A deraileur is the device that shifts the chain to different cogs on a bicycle.
Where can you apply inflation in real life?
In a car or bicycle tyre (US tire).In a car or bicycle tyre (US tire).In a car or bicycle tyre (US tire).In a car or bicycle tyre (US tire).
Who is the spokes model in mercury car commercials?
Jill Wagner
What is the difference between car and bicycle?
a car is faster and much safer then a bicycle. your welcome
If a bicycle carrier is referred to as trunk mounted when it is placed on the back of a car what is it called when it is placed on the top of the car?
A bicycle attached to the top of the car does not alter the name of the equipment you use to attach it to the car. The bicycle carrier will still be referred to as a bicycle carrier regardless of its location on the car.
What is the use of the conic circle in real life?
To find the wheels on a bicycle. wheels of a car, tire
What should be the distance between a park car bicycle lane and traffic lane?
3 feet
When passing a bicycle pass as you would a car?
When you pass a bicycle, you pass it the same way you would if it is a car.
Other than a car on what can you find a horn?
Bicycle, Boat, Bull, Train, Motorcycle, Rhinocerous, Unicorn
Why do bicycle wheels use spokes?
Because if you didn't have spokes you'd have to have solid disc wheels which'd be heavier and quite unpleasant to ride in windy conditions.To hold the hub for your gears. Also keep your wheel true.Just fine, thanks for asking. Seriously, there seems to be something missing from the question. Spokes in a bicycle wheel work by all spokes pulling the rim towards the hub. The stiffness of the rim prevents it from collapsing, and if all spokes are equally long and pull equally hard the result is a round wheel.
