abisai: Bike Assembly

*Part*	*Description*	*Image*
Pedals	The pedals swivel attached to the rod. The pedals are basically composed of two parts: bearing portion, in which the feet rest, and the shaft, wherein the support portion and the hub also secures the pedal to the connecting rod rests.
Wheels	A bicycle wheel is a wheel designed for bicycles. Consists of a rubber tire on its interior, a bladder, a tire rubber also a central hub and spokes that connect the two.
top tube	is the basic part of a bicycle, in which the other components such as forks, wheels, saddle, handlebars are fixed.
Seatpost	Tube is usually made of aluminum or steel that connects the saddle of the bicycle with the same box. There are many different diameters even within the same manufacturer that typically range from 21.15 mm to 31.8 mm so in case you have to change is important to take this into account exactly.
seat angle	The seat angle is a point often overlooked in the process of setting aside the seat height and handlebar adjustments.
head angle	The body of the rod is the middle part, is subjected to tensile and compression along its longitudinal axis, and is usually lightened, usually presenting a section shaped as a double T, and in some cases cross.
screwdriver	Screwdrivers were designed to remove volts.
nuts	is an operator which derives directly from the incline and always works associated with a threaded hole.
Chain	Chain drives work according to the principle of gear plates lacking name simply star or star. In these transmissions is between the gear teeth of the star and the chain links.
Seat	Small and narrow bicycle seat having and similar vehicles.
Handlebars	Bicycle part that rest on the hands to control the direction: The rider leaning over the handlebars to take an aerodynamic position.
cog	The most common system transmits the movement of the legs on some pedals threaded rods mounted around jagged plates and this drives through a transmission chain freewheel system and this in turn to the rear wheel.