Sprockets are a kind of wheels that have teeth to keep a chain in place an moving from the action made by another sprocket. Sprocket wheels are used for bikes and on roller chains.
A sprocket is another name for a toothed wheel that meshes with the chain.
The wheel that turns another is called a drive wheel. The wheel that is being turned by another wheel is the driven wheel. The wheels could be v-belt or flat belt driven in which case the wheels would be pulleys. They could also be driven by chain in which case the wheels would be sprockets. The wheels could also have direct drive in which case they would be called gears.
To remove the wheel from a bike, first release the brake if it's a rim brake. Then, loosen the quick release lever or unscrew the axle nuts. Pull the wheel out of the dropouts and slide the chain off the sprockets. Finally, lift the wheel out of the frame.
The name 'sprocket' applies generally to any wheel upon which are radial projections that engage a chain passing over it. It is distinguished from a gear in that sprockets are never meshed together directly, and differs from a pulley in that sprockets have teeth and pulleys are smooth. A sprocket can be used for many things, depending on what you need it to do. Sprockets is most commonly used for tracked vehicles.
The different types of bicycle sprockets available in the market include single-speed sprockets, cassette sprockets, freewheel sprockets, and fixed-gear sprockets. Each type serves a specific purpose and is compatible with different types of bicycles.
Sprockets are the toothed wheels that the chain run over.
Throat Sprockets was created in 1994.
Tim Lucas wrote Throat Sprockets.
Throat Sprockets has 232 pages.
Probably with the introduction of chain and sprockets which allowed the same road speed per crank revolution but with a smaller drive wheel.
When Mervyns closed, a former employee bought the brand and has started a Sprockets-only company. Expect to see Sprockets clothing available in 2010. Sears sells sprockets
If your 110cc ATV is chain driven then the easiest way would be to change the sprockets and chain. By updating the front sprockets (driven sprockets) replacing them with more teeth and the rear sprockets (the one on the axle of the motorcycle) having less teeth then you change the gearing making the bike go faster. The best thing to do is to go to a motorcycle shop and explain what kind of bike you have and which sprockets and chain would be suitable - remember - front sprocket more teeth and rear sprocket less teeth... Good luck