KnowraChain driveLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Chain drive, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 1Related 3Compared with 5Gear trainCompared with: A chain drive links separated shafts without the direct tooth-to-tooth mesh of a gear train.Gear ratioCompared with: Its sprocket tooth counts set a ratio much like meshing gears, but with a flexible link.GearsCompared with: It links separated shafts without the continuous tooth-to-tooth mesh of gears.Chain (physical links)Broader topic: A chain drive uses articulated links to transmit motion without relying on friction alone.Rack and pinionCompared with: It transmits motion through flexible links rather than a straight rack.History of the bicycleRelated: Rear-wheel chain transmission enabled a useful gear ratio without an oversized front wheel.Flexible shaftCompared with: Chain drives route power between separated sprockets but do not provide the flexible shaft’s continuous bend.MinibikeRelated: A chain commonly carries engine power to a minibike’s rear wheel.PolybolosRelated: A rotating chain advanced the polybolos’ bolt-loading mechanism.