Kinds of Mountain Bikes The Right Tire Pressure
Apr 28

A mountain bike is all you need in mountain biking.  This contains may parts that we will cover below :

  • Bottom Bracker – Attaching the crankset to the body of the bike.
  • Brake Cable – This cable is connected to brake lever up to the brake mechanism.
  • Brake lever – The lever is installed at the left and right of the handle bar. The left side is for the front brake and the right side is for the rear brake.
  • Chain – This is the circular set of links that transfer power from the chain ring to the gears.
  • Chain ring – This is the toothed ring that attach to crank to hold the chain.
  • Crank – This is the lever that extends from the bottom bracket to the pedal and transfer the power to the chan rings.
  • Derailleur – This is the mechanism for moving the chain from one gear to another.
  • Down tube – This is the section of the frame that extends downward from the stem to the bottom bracket.
  • Front shock – This is the shock absorber on the front fork.
  • Handlebar – This is the horizontal bar attached to the stem with handgrip on the end.
  • Headset – This is the mechanism in the front frame that connects the fork to the stem and handlebar.
  • Hub – This is the center parts of the wheel, were the spokes are attached.
  • Idler pulley – This is the bottom pulley of the rear derailleur that provides spring tension to keep the chain tight.
  • Nipple – This is a threaded receptacle that holds the end of the spoke to the rim.
  • Pedals – This is the platform to pedal on; attached to the crank.
  • Rear shock – This is the shock absorber for the rear, mostly use on dual suspension type bikes.
  • Rim – This is the metal ring that holds the spokes on the inside and the tire to the outside.
  • Saddle – This is the seat.
  • Seat post – This is the metal tube that hold and support the seat.
  • Skewer – This is the metal rod that goes through the hub, attaching the wheel to the dropouts of the frame.
  • Spindle – This is the free rotating axle that the crank arms are attach to; it is also a part of the bottom bracket.
  • Spokes – This is the thick wires that joins the hub to the rim.
  • Stem – This is the portion that attaches the handlebar to the steering tube.
  • Wheel hub – This is the center of the wheel, were the spokes are attach.

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