Gears are a way of trading power for speed, or the other way around.
A human body, just like an an engine, will work best at a certain pace and resistance, you want to keep turning the cranks at beetween 80-100 turns/minute.
If pushing the pedals becomes so heavy that your pace drops off, switch to an easier gear. If pushing the pedals becomes so easy that you have a hard time keeping up, change to a heavier gear.
The more gears you have on your bike, the easier it becomes to always find a gear that allows your body to work as well as possible, regardless of if you're heading uphill, downhill or on the flat.
The number of gears you can use depends on how much variation there is to your riding. If you ride somewhere flat, you are likely to spend almost all your time in a fairly narrow speed range, and you'll only need a few gears to cover that. If you ride somewhere hilly, your speed range becomes greater and you'll need more gears to always have that fits the situation.
Your legs, like the engine of a car works best in a given range of RPMs. Gearing on a bike allows your legs to work in this range regardless of if you're riding uphill, flat or downhill or anything else that can change in your riding conditions.
Gears are a way of trading power for speed, so that you can keep spinning at a comfortable rate/resistance regardless if you are heading up hill, staying on the flat or going downhill under power.
Bikes have gears so you can go on different terrain. one gear is for flat roads, one is for hill climbing, one is for going fast, etc. not all bikes have the same amount or type of gears, so be careful!!
The gears on a bike are used for switching the speed!
Humans, and engines, works best at a certain rate of turns and a certain resistance. With gears the rider can keep turning the pedals at that rate and resistance regardless of if he's going uphill slowly or downhil fast.
Gears allows you to trade power for speed, or the other way around. On a bike this means that with gears you can always keep pushing the pedals at a comfortable pace and resistance regardless if you're going uphill, downhill or on the flat.
You can put more gears in the bicycle.
That bicycle has 18 gears.
an average bicycle has up to 24 gears but a bicycle has up to 30 gears
A lubricant, like oil grease or wax.
The gears on the rear wheel are called a cassette
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Yes, it's possible to prevent a bicycle from shifting. Easiest would be just not to move the shifter.
No, it will lubricate the gears. Decrease friction.
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Your bicycle may be squeaking because it is rusty. The gears, for example, on the bicycle may be rubbing together and causing friction, thus creating the squeaking noise. Try lubricating your bicycle with WD-40.
Through a series of levers, cogs, gears and wheels the bicycle transforms the chemical energy of the human body into movement.