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How a Bicycle Chain Moves You Forward
Have you ever wondered how your bicycle actually moves forward? It starts with the pedals. When you push them, they turn the front sprocket. The chain grabs onto these teeth and pulls itself along as the gear spins. This moving chain connects to the rear sprocket on the back wheel. As the chain pulls, the rear sprocket turns, which rotates the entire back wheel. The tire pushes against the ground, and friction propels the bike forward.
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Have you ever wondered how your bicycle actually moves forward? It starts with the pedals. When you push them, they turn the front sprocket. The chain grabs onto these teeth and pulls itself along as the gear spins. This moving chain connects to the rear sprocket on the back wheel. As the chain pulls, the rear sprocket turns, which rotates the entire back wheel. The tire pushes against the ground, and friction propels the bike forward.
