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The 14 pages that link to Bicycle gearing, each with the reason it gives.

• Mechanical advantageRelated: Gear choices alter wheel torque and speed, illustrating a tradeoff between force and motion.

• BicycleRelated: Gear choice lets riders trade speed for easier pedaling on climbs.

• CyclingRelated: Gear ratios let cyclists trade speed for easier pedaling on climbs.

• Electric bicycleRelated: Gearing can help a mid-drive motor operate effectively across varied terrain.

• Bicycle chainRelated: Changing sprocket sizes alters the mechanical advantage of the chain drive.

• Gear ratioBroader topic: Tooth-count ratios determine how far the bicycle travels per pedal revolution.

• Penny-farthingCompared with: Unlike later geared bicycles, the penny-farthing has no gearing to separate pedal cadence from wheel speed.

• Safety bicycleRelated: Gearing lets the rider adapt pedaling effort to speed and terrain.

• GearsRelated: It applies gear-ratio changes to human-powered movement.

• Continuously variable transmissionCompared with: It serves a similar speed-matching purpose but usually selects among discrete ratios.

• Gravel cyclingRelated: Wide gear ranges help riders manage steep climbs and variable terrain.

• Recumbent bicycleRelated: Gear range helps recumbents handle starts, climbs, and fast riding.

• History of the bicycleRelated: Multiple gears broadened the routes and gradients cyclists could manage.

• Lucien Petit-BretonRelated: Fixed-gear bicycles made early Tour climbing and pacing physically demanding.