At the heart of the setup is the aluminum-sided friction-drive module, which gets attached to the fork of a road or hybrid bike – as long as the front wheel is 26 to 28 inches in diameter, it should ...
Friction-drives have been around for more than 100 years. Today, we're seeing a new generation of modern friction-drives emerge that make it easy and affordable to convert your traditional bike into a ...
We pose these not to be philosophical for philosophy's sake. Most people look at the choice between front-, rear-, and all-wheel drive through the lens of likely encounters with weather. Rear-wheel ...
Front-wheel drive gets a bad rap with car enthusiasts. You've heard about torque steer and "wrong-wheel drive" and might write it off as being for grocery-getters, not real performance cars. But ...
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