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The 10 pages that link to Bicycle drivetrain, each with the reason it gives.

• BicycleBroader topic: It carries force from the pedals through the chain and gears to the rear wheel.

• Bicycle gearingNarrower topic: Gearing is one part of this full power-transmission system.

• CyclingBroader topic: It is the mechanical pathway that turns pedaling into forward motion.

• Electric bicycleNarrower topic: Electric assistance supplements this mechanical path rather than replacing it.

• Bicycle chainNarrower topic: The chain is the flexible link between the drivetrain’s crankset and rear sprockets.

• Chain driveBroader topic: A bicycle uses a chain and selectable sprockets to propel the rear wheel.

• Mountain bikeRelated: A broad gear range helps riders climb steep trails and manage varied terrain.

• DerailleurNarrower topic: The derailleur is one adjustable part of this power-transmission system.

• Karl DraisCompared with: Unlike later pedal bicycles, the Laufmaschine had no drivetrain; its rider pushed directly against the ground.

• Tandem bicycleNarrower topic: A tandem extends this system so multiple riders can contribute power.