- A gear case, also
known as a
chain case or
chainguard, is an
enclosure for the
bicycle chain and
sprocket ****emblages
commonly emplo**** by
utility bicycles...
-
baskets or panniers. It sometimes,
though not always, has an
enclosed chainguard to
allow a
rider to
pedal the bike in long
pants without entangling them...
- from
steel pressings, leading-link
front suspension,
plastic fenders and
chainguard. The fuel tank is
located above the rear fender, and the key distinguishing...
- from 89.5 cc to 105 cc. Very late
model CT110 have a
completely enclosed chainguard like a
Super Cub. The bike was last sold in the US in 1986.
Honda lists...
- that
transmits power from the
front sprocket(s) to the rear sprocket(s)
Chainguard: Gear case
cover for the
entire chain either totally encasing (sometimes...
- use
traditional roadster bicycles, as
their rugged design,
enclosed chainguards, and
dependable hub
gearing make them
ideal for
commuting and utility...
- some
countries (e.g. Germany, UK),
fenders are
called mudguards. The
chainguards protect clothes from oil on the
chain while preventing clothing from...
- the shock, swingarm, and back of the engine. Most
replace the
standard chainguard, too. The word "Hugger" was also used in the name of a Harley-Davidson...
- (46 lb) and
folds in
under 10 seconds. It is
equipped with mudguards, rack,
chainguard, lights, and
features a
Shimano Nexus 8
internal hub and
Schwalbe Big...
-
three speed gear
intended for use with
bicycles equipped with oil bath
chainguards. The
original BSA 3
speed hub gear had been made
under licence from the...
