Fixed-gear bicycle - Quiz
A) IMINUSD B) Chrome Industries C) MASH SF D) The Bicycle Business
A) Cinelli B) Chrome Industries C) Macaframa D) TRAFIK
A) IMINUSD B) MASH SF C) SMC D) The Bicycle Business
A) Cinelli B) TRAFIK C) Chrome Industries D) SMC
A) The SMC Freestyle B) The TRAFIK Speedster C) The Macaframa Pro D) Cinelli MASH Histogram
A) TRAFIK B) Macaframa C) SMC D) MASH SF
A) SMC B) Macaframa C) TRAFIK D) MASH SF
A) 2012 B) 2015 C) 2010 D) 2008
A) TRAFIK B) MASH SF C) SMC D) Macaframa
A) San Jose B) San Francisco C) Sacramento D) Los Angeles
A) Velodrome B) Public parks C) City streets D) Mountain trails
A) Concrete or wood B) Steel or aluminum C) Plastic or glass D) Asphalt or gravel
A) Keirin B) Scratch C) Alleycat D) Omnium
A) Tokyo B) New York City C) Los Angeles D) San Francisco
A) 2008 B) 2005 C) 2006 D) 1999
A) New York City B) San Francisco C) Los Angeles D) Tokyo
A) Castelli B) Red Bull C) Adidas D) Nike
A) Monstertrack B) Ride + Style C) Mixpression D) Wolfpack
A) San Francisco B) Tokyo C) New York City D) Los Angeles
A) Track cycling B) Artistic cycling C) BMX racing D) Flatland
A) Bicycle tennis B) Bike polo C) Mountain hill climb D) Cycling tag
A) A professional racing team B) A velodrome C) A racing bike D) A documentary film
A) 4 B) 6 C) 2 D) 8
A) Single Speed World Championships B) Tour de France C) Olympic swimming finals D) Triathlon championships
A) Brazil B) Singapore C) Austria D) Poland
A) Two independent brakes B) At least one functioning brake C) Rear-view mirrors D) A bell on every bike
A) Two independent brakes B) A specific gear ratio C) Front and rear lighting D) Rear-view mirror on the left
A) A rear brake is required B) Two independent brakes are required C) No brakes are required D) Front brakes are optional
A) A local court accepted the mechanism as a suitable back brake B) They were banned entirely C) Police seized all fixed-gear bikes D) They were declared mandatory
A) Rarely enforced B) Only enforced at night C) Non-existent D) Strictly enforced
A) They must be equipped with a braking system on the front wheel B) They must have only a rear brake C) They are completely illegal D) They require no brakes at all
A) Electric bicycles B) Mountain bikes C) Children's bicycles D) Track bicycles
A) Lights facing forward and back B) A bell on every wheel C) Two independent sets of brakes D) A horn
A) Amber reflectors on pedals B) A horn C) A blinking light D) A rear-view mirror
A) Reflectors B) Both front and rear brakes C) A bell D) At least one rear brake
A) No brakes are required B) Only a front brake C) Only a rear brake D) A good front and rear brake
A) Reflectors on the sides B) A rear-view mirror C) Front and rear lights D) Working brakes, handlebars, and horns
A) Only the rear wheel B) Front and rear wheels C) Only the front wheel D) On the handlebars
A) Hand-operated brakes only B) An adequate brake system C) Only a front brake D) Two independent brakes
A) Integrated braking system B) Low weight C) High durability of tires D) Advanced gear shifting
A) It wears out faster B) It does not wear out at all C) It wears out slower D) It wears out at the same rate
A) Internal gear hub B) Single-speed freewheel C) Fixed-gear D) Derailleur-based
A) The gears will shift unexpectedly B) Increased risk of loss of control C) The tires will deflate instantly D) The chain is more likely to snap
A) It can lead to a kick to the trailing leg B) The chain falls off C) The bike switches to reverse D) The bike automatically slows down
A) Loss of control B) Improved traction C) The pedals break off D) Increased speed
A) By using smaller pedals B) By having a higher bottom bracket C) By using wider tires D) By using shorter cranks
A) Lack of multiple gears B) High maintenance costs C) Slow speed D) Heavy weight
A) The brakes are not strong enough B) The chain is too long C) The rider cannot adjust gearing to match the terrain D) The frame is too flexible
A) Relaxed road geometry. B) Steep track geometry. C) Mountain bike geometry. D) Unicycle geometry.
A) At low speeds. B) On a flat straight road. C) During cornering. D) While riding uphill.
A) Counter-clockwise B) Downward C) Clockwise D) Upward
A) Adjusts the chain tension B) Aligns the wheel frame C) Increases gear ratio D) Prevents the sprocket from unscrewing
A) Suspension frames B) Folding frames C) Vertical dropouts D) Horizontal dropouts
A) Adjusting the seat height B) Securely installing the sprocket C) Cleaning the chain D) Lubricating the bearings
A) Tape B) Glue C) Thread sealer D) Water
A) Changing the gear ratio B) Reducing pedal weight C) Adjusting chain tension D) Fixing the wheel alignment
A) Chain links B) Dropouts C) Axle threads D) Sprocket teeth
A) Extra long bolts B) Metal washers C) Rubber spacers D) Chain half link
A) 50 mm B) 38 mm C) 42 mm D) 45 mm
A) Bent handlebar B) Slipped pedals C) Broken crank arms D) Wrecked frame
A) Shimano Dura-Ace B) Campagnolo Record C) White Industries' ENO D) SRAM Omnium
A) Removing the lockrings B) Tightening the crank bolts C) Placing thin spacers under the right-hand cup D) Replacing the chain
A) White Industries B) Shimano C) Goldtec D) Sturmey-Archer
A) Traditional full bushing type. B) Variable tension chains. C) Hollow-pin racing chains. D) Elastic rubber chains.
A) Daily. B) Every ten miles. C) Once a year. D) Monthly.
A) Loose enough to sag. B) Tight enough to snap. C) Very loose for smoother pedaling. D) No visible slack.
A) To see if they are the right color. B) To check for speed rating. C) To ensure they spin silently. D) For possible puncture locations.
A) Punk B) Hipster C) Goth D) Skater
A) Pedal Power B) Fixed Life C) Wind Breaker D) Seoul Gears
A) 2015 B) 2010 C) 2007 D) 2013
A) Vietnam B) India C) Japan D) China
A) Free repair services B) Custom paint jobs C) Undercutting prices D) Higher quality frames
A) 2010 B) 2014 C) 2007 D) 2013
A) Twitter B) Reddit C) Facebook D) LiveJournal
A) Alleycat races B) Mountain climbs C) Endurance marathons D) Velodrome sprints
A) Red Bull B) A local university C) The local cycling union D) The Russian Ministry of Sport
A) 100 kilometers B) 10 kilometers C) 50 kilometers D) 25 kilometers
A) Gothenburg B) Malmö C) Uppsala D) Stockholm
A) Fista Sthlm B) Svart Katt C) Pista Malmø D) Komet Club Rouler
A) Stockholm B) Malmö C) Kiruna D) Gothenburg
A) Fista Sthlm B) Komet Club Rouler C) Pista Malmø D) Svart Katt
A) Aggression B) Exclusivity C) Competition D) Freedom
A) Lower maintenance costs B) Minor rebellion C) Better braking control D) Higher safety
A) Premium Rush B) Fixed Gear NYC C) The Tour D) Alleycat
A) Steel-frame B) Aluminum frame C) Titanium frame D) Carbon-fiber frame
A) Joseph Gordon-Levitt B) Wilee C) Henri Desgrange D) The New York cycling commissioner |
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