Key Components
• Frame: The core metal or carbon structure that holds the bicycle together.
• Drivetrain: Consists of pedals, crankset, chain, and gears that turn human energy into motion.
• Wheels and Tires: Two wheels (often with rims and rubber tires) that grip and roll across the ground.
• Brakes: Hand- or foot-operated mechanisms (such as V-brakes or disc brakes) used to slow down or stop.
• Handlebars and Fork: The handlebars control direction, while the front fork holds the front wheel and absorbs road shocks
• Wheels and Tires: Two wheels (often with rims and rubber tires) that grip and roll across the ground.
• Brakes: Hand- or foot-operated mechanisms (such as V-brakes or disc brakes) used to slow down or stop.
• Handlebars and Fork: The handlebars control direction, while the front fork holds the front wheel and absorbs .