skirt guard造句

• The O-lock passes through a hole in the skirt guard.
• "It's just a beautiful bike in white and daffodil yellow, with all white tires, dual headlamps and a one-piece skirt guard ."
• The traditional, old-fashioned city bike has a solid ( opaque ) fabric skirt guard, while the contemporary European city bike has a clear plastic guard.
• A skirt guard ( or coatguard ) allows using the bike with normal clothes, for both the main rider and a passenger riding on the back rack.
• Skirt guards are common on bicycles in continental Europe, where the bicycle is commonly ridden in smart-casual or formal clothing; but very uncommon in English speaking countries where many cyclists wear specialised cycling gear.
• The skirt guard helps enable riding in cold and rain because it allows easy use of a coat, cloak, dress, skirt, scarf, or luggage; winter biking becomes possible in conjunction with wearing more clothing and using a skirtguard and chaincase.
• It had a step-through frame rather than the diamond frame of the gentlemen's model so that ladies, with their dresses and skirts, could easily mount and ride their bicycles, and commonly came with a skirt guard to prevent skirts and dresses becoming entangled in the rear wheel and spokes.
• Dutch and Danish-made city bikes often include such features as a clear skirt guard, colors other than black, aluminum alloy or chromoly steel frame, front suspension fork, suspension seatpost, Hub dynamo, dynamo lighting with motion-and-darkness detection, magnetic lights, a 7-or 8-speed hub, adjustable kickstand, child seats, and a headlight integrated into the front fork.