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Are all wheel drives made to stay in all wheel drive?
Yes.
What is a good bike store in Milwaukee Wisconsin?
There are a number of bike stores in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Stores such as Ben's Cycle and Fitness, Wheel & Sprocket and Allis Bike Shop all cater to this market.
How do the steering work on a bicycle?
Just fine, thanks. The angles in the front fork makes the wheel point straight when the bike is upright and to one side when the bike is leaned over, so at speed all you have to do is to lean the bike a little to the side and it'll start turning. When going real slow this doesn't really work, so then you have to turn the handlebar instead to get the wheel pointing where you want. If you're really slick you can do a bit of counter steering to get the bike to lean over faster, but I've never been in enough of a hurry to feel the need to use that kind of tricks.
Do they make a Front wheel Drive dodge charger?
The compact model made in the mid "80s" was front wheel drive. The current model is rear wheel or all wheel drive.The compact model made in the mid "80s" was front wheel drive. The current model is rear wheel or all wheel drive.
What is a dirt bike frame made of?
Most if not all are made from "Chromemoly" tubing
How big is a bike wheel?
They come in all sizes, from 12" kiddie bikes to the old 70" high-wheelers.
What are the features and benefits of the Schwinn 3 wheel bike?
The Schwinn 3 wheel bike offers stability and balance for riders of all ages. Its features include a comfortable seat, adjustable handlebars, and a sturdy frame. The benefits of this bike include improved stability, easy maneuverability, and a smooth ride for leisurely cycling.
What are the main differences between the penny farthing the safety bicycle and the modern bicycle?
The penny farthing had no gearing between the pedals and the front/drive wheel, so the front/drive wheel had to be made really big to get any speed out of the bike. Then the rider had to sit nearly straight above the wheel axle to be able to steer and pedal. This made the bike prone to toppling forward while braking. The safety bike had a chain between the pedals and the rear/drive wheel. By having a bigger sprocket by the pedals and a smaller at the rear wheel you could get the bike up to speed while still retaining a more practical wheel size and placing the rider between the wheels rather than on top. This meant you cold break with much less risk of toppling forward, hence the name "safety bike". The modern "utility" bike is in principal very similar to the safety bike. It is most likely lighter, has better brakes and the ability to freewheel; it might have any number of gears, but the basics still remain. Today we have all manners of specialized bikes, full suspension MTBs, flimsy road bikes and everything in-between.
What is better 26 inch wheels or 24 inch wheels on a jump bike?
All things being equal, a 24" wheel will be stronger sideways than a 26" wheel.
Where can someone purchase a wheel for their bike?
A person can purchase tires and wheels for bicycles at many locations. Bike stores and general merchandise stores carry all types of parts for bicycles.
What is the process for replacing all the spokes on a bike wheel?
To replace all the spokes on a bike wheel, you will need to remove the tire, tube, and rim strip. Then, use a spoke wrench to loosen and remove the old spokes. Next, insert the new spokes into the hub and thread them through the rim. Finally, tighten the spokes evenly and true the wheel to ensure it is straight and properly tensioned.
What is the name of costly bike all over world?
Try googling
