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Basic information
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Basic information
4.1
Symbols and terms
4.1.1
Symbols
1.
Instructions for steps to be performed in a particular order
begin with a number.
•
Steps to be performed in no particular order begin
with a bullet point.
–
Dashes are used to denote lists.
note:
Supplementary notes regarding steps to be performed or
use.
4.1.2
Terms
Dynamo:
Contrary to the norm, the term “dynamo” is used instead
of “generator”.
Threadless handlebar stem:
Contrary to the norm, the term
“threadless handlebar stem” is used instead of “quill stem”.
Dropout:
Connection between the rear frame seat stays and the
rear frame chain stays. The rear wheel’s axle is tightly screwed
into the dropout.
Brake arm:
Contrary to the norm, the lever installed on the chain
stays as a bracket for the coaster brake is described as the brake
arm.
Brake lever:
Contrary to the norm, the term “brake lever” refers
to the lever attached to the handlebars that is used to activate the
rim brakes, drum brakes or disc brakes.
Pressure point (hydraulic brake):
The position of the brake lever
at which the brake begins to have a braking effect.
Lock-out:
Mechanism to lock the suspension fork in place.
Pedal drive:
Assembly consisting of pedal, pedal crank, bottom
bracket and chainring.
Sag:
The compression of the suspension system that takes place
simply as a result of the rider’s bodyweight.
Fig. Pedal drive
1 Chainring
2 Bottom bracket
3 Pedal
4 Pedal crank
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