rear hub造句

• British thinking favoured epicyclic and planetary gears, concealed in the rear hub.
• Side stands can be mounted to the seat stay near the rear hub.
• Motors similar to BionX are rear hub motors by Panasonic ( e . g.
• At the rear fabricated uprights support Sierra rear hubs.
• The brakes had an internal and external rear hub and the tires were by and by.
• Historically stock bikes all had 135 mm spaced dropouts to take a standard mountain bike rear hub.
• Driven by Hamilton and Bell, the car retired early, as after just, when the rear hub failed.
• Rear hubs may also be threaded on the left side to allow the use of a drum brake.
• Chad Blount received a 25 point penalty for illegal modifications to his car's rear hubs found after the race.
• The heavier bikes tend to have 3x8 gearing systems, involving an internally geared rear hub and an external derailleur.
• I started to feel a vibration coming off \ RTurn \ S 2 and the right-rear hub broke off.
• Usually, the rear hub is the best component on which one can operate chainline adjustments, especially on threaded hubs.
• Wallace also crashed his primary No . 81 Ford yesterday in Turn 3 after the right rear hub broke off.
• These were initially taken from BMX or singlespeed / utility bikes and use the same threads as screw-on rear hubs.
• A "'Roller Brake "'is a modular cable-operated drum brake manufactured by Shimano for use on specially splined front and rear hubs.
• These bikes usually have some mechanism for small adjustments such as horizontal eccentric mechanism in the rear hub or the bottom bracket.
• Second place riders won their choice of hub-sets from Phil Wood, while third place riders won WORD rear hubs by Paul Component Engineering.
• Like most, it has disk / drum brakes, adjustable shock absorbers, competition axles and dual-bearing rear hubs that take the stress off the axle.
• Others have motors that are actually housed within the rear hub, so retrofitting your bike can be as easy as replacing the back wheel.
• Such a system allows for the use of cheaper fixed-gear rear hubs instead of cassette hubs, lower gear ratios, and increased ground clearance at the bottom bracket.