This section explains the mechanics and function of the front wheel in detail. It is essential for providing balance and direction to the bicycle.

The front wheel is controlled by the handlebars, allowing the rider to navigate through various terrains and make turns smoothly.

The back wheel is primarily responsible for moving the bicycle forward by transferring pedal energy to the ground.

This section discusses how the chain and gears work together to propel the bike efficiently, especially on uneven surfaces.

The back wheel not only drives the bicycle but also plays a role in maintaining balance during acceleration and braking.

Here, we look at how various parts work together to optimize energy transfer and improve the bicycle’s overall efficiency.

This section dives into the tire's design, exploring the materials and patterns that make it suitable for various terrains.

Proper tire maintenance ensures a smoother ride and increases the lifespan of both the front and back wheels.

Understanding both the front and back wheels is crucial for overall bicycle performance and rider safety.

This final section emphasizes the importance of regular checks, alignment, and maintenance for a reliable riding experience.