Bicycles

Description

A bicycle, or bike, is a small, human powered land vehicle with a seat, two wheels, two pedals, and a metal chain connected to cogs on the pedals and rear wheel. A frame gives the bike strength, and all of the parts other than the frame are attached to the frame. The name comes from these two wheels - the prefix "bi-" meaning two, and the suffix "-cycle" meaning wheel. It is powered by a person riding on top, who pushes the pedals around with his or her feet. [Source: Wikipedia.com]

A Mountain Bike

Frame type: Mt. Fury Mountain bike

Frame materials: Handcrafted, women's-style, high-tensity steel frame

Gearing/Shifters: 15-speed, rear-index shifting with torque drive

Brakes: Front and rear steel caliper brakes

Wheels: 24" x 1.95" MTB all-terrain tires

Additional features:

-Anatomically-padded sport saddle

-Element Brand MTB all-terrain bar and stem

-Oversized, high-tensity, steel rigid fork

-Element brand MTB all-terrain bar and stem

-Torque-drive derailleurs

-High-impact, resin brake levers

-Anatomically-padded sport saddle

-Silver, powder-coated, 36-spoke rims One-piece, hot-forged, steel crank set 5-speed 14-28T index freewheel

CAD

Click here to download the full CAD Assembly model of the bicycle (unzip the two files in the same folder):

Bicycle Assembly - Part 1

Bicycle Assembly - Part 2

Brakes

Brakes can be any mechanism used to slow the progress of a bicycle. They are important safety and control features. There are many varieties of brake systems, the most common being front and rear rim brakes on modern production bicycles. For more details on the brakes, click here Bicycle_Wiki_Brakes

Bottom Bracket

For more details on the bottom bracket, click here: Bicycle_Wiki_Bottom_Bracket

Chain

For more details on the chain, click here: Bicycle_Wiki_Chain

Derailleur

For more details on the derailleur, click here: Bicycle_Wiki__Derailleur

Front and Rear Shocks

For more details on the gears, click here Bicycle_Wiki_Shocks

Fork, Head Tube and Handle Bar

For more information on the fork click here: Bicycle_Wiki_Fork

Frame

For more details on the frame, click here: Bicycle_Wiki_Frame

Pedals and Crank Arms

For more details on the frame, click here: Bicycle_Wiki_Pedals

Rear Hub & Gears

For more details on the gears, click here Bicycle_Wiki_Gears

Seat

For more details on the seat, click here: Bicycle_Wiki_Seat

Shifters

For more details on the seat, click here: Bicycle_Wiki_Shifters

Wheels

For more details on the wheels, click here: Bicycle_Wiki_Wheels