it is called mechanical energy.
kinetic energy, when u pedal it
You use chemical energy.
mechanical
it's turned into a heat and a bit of noise.
The force actuated by depressing the brake pedal is in return expressed equally towards the friction applied to calipers, shoes, etc. thereby making it potential energy. At least I think.
A transmission that shifts through gears after moving lever to "d" without driver doing anything no clutch pedal
the clutch pedal
The pedal on the left is the clutch. You press it when you are changing gears.
There is a little pedal on the left side by your foot. If you put your foot under it and raise up that will shift through the gears. You have to hold the clutch in between gears though. The clutch is usually on the left handle bar and looks like the brake. To down shift step down on the pedal while holding the clutch in.
The clutch pedal.
Because the gas pedal controls fuel to the motor. It does not interact directly with the transmission.
A brake shows the car/bike down until it comes to a hult/stop. A gear changes the speed the engine works at depending on what type of road you are driving on and the speed limits. If you are asking about a bike then the gear's change the speed at which you pedal at, gear 7 on a bike makes you pedal slower but you have to push harder down on the pedals, however gear 1 on a bike makes you have to pedal faster and more genitally on the pedals, - both gears really work your muscles... so if you have a bike with gears up to 7 stay on 3 or 4! Gear box = what you use to change the gears on a car. Handle bar = what you use to change the gears on a bike.
Clutch pedal
Because there is no need to. Why put gears on a scooter if you push not pedal?!
Clocks, Foot operated pedal bin, Bicycle (brakes, gears, levers), Scissors, Bicycle pump, Door handle, Hand whisk, Ballpoint pen, Salt and pepper grinders. Hope this helps.
probably the clutch cylinder is gone :(
Hi, i guess you were meaning "clutch". The clutch pedal in a manual car is situated on the left-side of the break pedal. It is pressed down when shifting gears.