Definition of Chainstays. Meaning of Chainstays. Synonyms of Chainstays

- section shallow hydroformed seatstays Illuminati brake bridge hydroformed chainstays fully integrated brake cable routing T47 bottom bracket flat disc mount...
- not-so-obvious change in design is seen within the chainstays. On mk1 and mk2 models, the "S" bend of the chainstays started 1-1/2 inches (38.1mm) behind the saddle...
- as much as possible, for increased turning ability, with the shortest chainstays possible, and a slightly shortened top tube (often causing some toe overlap...
- so the pedals are less likely to strike a steeply banked track shorter chainstays and overall wheelbase – be****ing the tight quarters of velodrome races...
- chainguide on front and gears on the back. They have slack head angles, short chainstays and low bottom brackets for good cornering and acceleration. In recent...
- seat tube) crimped chainstays, cable routing above bottom bracket. Mexico (1975-1977)--Columbus Record tubing, no crimping on chainstays and variant Esa...
- front of the rear wheel and behind the bottom bracket s****, called a "chainstay bridge". Chain stays may be designed using tapered or untapered tubing...
- (mudguards), lights, high capacity water bottles, tools and spare parts. Chainstays must be long enough to accommodate panniers without them brushing the...
- varied along the length and diameter of the tube. Highly mani****ted chainstays on mountain bikes allowed a tighter rear triangle to accommodate large...
- of the chainstays of a regular diamond frame to create suspension travel, sometimes incorporating a specific flexing member within the chainstays. A shock...