That would be the two bits of the frame that extends forwards horizontally from where the rear wheel is clamped to the frame to the thick tube that holds the axle that the cranks rotate around. The two bits that goes up towards the saddle(assuming a standard diamond frame) are called seat stays.
The chainring by the pedals and the sprocket(s) by the rear wheel.
buy a cheap bike then buy a good chain saw then take the chain saw apart then stay with the motor and get the chain of the bike and conect it to the motor then put gas in the motor then have fun.JUST BE CAREful
It must be fairly tight to stay on properly and not to slap around too much.
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in order to stay safe on a bike is stay on seat at all times .listen to the traffic signals .stay in the right lane at all times.remember these tips and you'll be just fine I'm muqtadir and here is your wiki.answer
Usually on one of the struts going to the fenders. If your bike haven't got fenders you'll have to find a wider-opening clamp that can hold the playing card on to either chain stay, seat stay or the fork.
He stayed on the Shliabh mountain
There are a few places you can stay in Copper Mountain which is located in Colorado, United States. There is a Copper Mountain Ski Resort and Lodge, or Copper Mountain condos which range from one to three bedrooms.
yes they are if you see them stay still and stay come
Stay on the trail.Conrad biked on the Bike Trail.
Ah, tightening the chain on a Schwinn Airdyne is a simple and calming process, much like painting happy little trees. First, locate the chain tension adjustment bolts on the side of the bike. Using a wrench, gently tighten the bolts until the chain reaches the desired tension, ensuring it's not too loose or too tight. Remember, there are no mistakes, just happy accidents - you've got this!