Types of bicycles and cyclist

1. Cycling
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2. Parts of a bycicle
 Cycling

3. Power train
 Set of parts:
 Axle, chain wheel,
cranks and pedals.
“Transmitting the force
exerted by the cyclist
on the pedals to the
rear wheel”

4. How many part do we remember?

5. SPORT
ROAD-RACING AND MTB BICYCLE AND
CYCLIST
 Sport that consists of
racing a bicycle on a
road for one day or in
stages.
 Event that consists of
riding a bicycle a given
distance on a road as
quickly as possible.

6.  One day or in stages.
 Cover a distance on a road as quickly as
possible.

7. MTB Bicycle
 Cross-country bicycle: relatively small,
sturdy bicycle designed for performing
acrobatics and competing in
competitions on rough terrain.
 Back suspension
Device that dampens vibrations from the
wheels; this increases the bicycle’s
stability and its grip on the trail.
 Clipless pedal
Pedal with a safety system so that the foot
can be attached or detached quickly.
 Front fork
Fork whose air/oil or elastomeric
suspension provides a controlled ride
over rough terrain.
 Goggles
Eyewear with plastic lenses fitted in a frame
with arms; it protects the eyes from
flying mud, stones and insects.

10. Downhill bicycle and cyclist
 Downhill bicycle:
small, very sturdy
bicycle for racing .
 We ride on rough
ground with steep
hills and strewn with
obstacles.

11. Downhill landscapes

12. Downhill bicycle

13.  Pursuit bicycle:
bicycle with limited
equipment.
 No brakes, no
derailleur (no gears)
and no freewheel.

14. Racetrack

15. BMX
• Sport that consists of
performing freestyle
acrobatics using a small,
one-speed bicycle.
• Half-pipe
Wooden U-shaped track
that is set up for
performing various
acrobatic stunts (such as
jumps and slides).

16. Half Pipe

17. Bicicleta BMX

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