There are 2 energy changes that take place in this action: Mechanical to Light Energy and Mechanical to Electrical Energy. To explain further, when a generator, which uses mechanical energy, is used in turn to light up the bicycle lamp, the light emitted is light energy. At the same time, when the generator lights up the bicycle lamp, the lamp is light up using electrical energy, so mechanical energy also transformed into electrical energy.
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ok what you do is first of all the bike might be to heavy but we will try any way. first the part of the engine that spins the thingy that cuts the weeds. you need to connect the part that spins to one bike gear. so basicly instead of pedling the motar turn the gears that turn the chain that spins the wheal of your bike. was that any help it was my first answer josh
Step 1. Practise lifting just your front wheel of your ground. When you are comfortable, move on to step 2.Step 2. As you lift the front wheel of the ground pedal, this will give you thrust and keep you going for as long as possible.Step 3. To finish the wheelie simply stop pedalling and lean forward, your front wheel will fall down onto the ground and you will be back as you started.Remember, this isn't a trick you are going to get first time so keep practising and you'll soon get it.Try not to lean to far back as you will fall off.To wheelie, all you have to do is pedal hard and at the same time, lift up the handlebars. To maintain this position so your bike is pawing at the sky, Use LITTLE back-brake to go down more or pedal hard to come up.Some more useful tips are:1.) The first 3 inches are hardest to get up2.) Get into a low gear - 1st - 3rd3.) Keep the front wheel straight at all times.To land all you have to do is pedal slightly less hard. Avoid hard rear braking because you will come down hard and an accident is prone.