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the rear wheel.
The way in which we transmit the power from our engine to the rear wheel of our motorcycle is known as the secondary transmission. This power may be transmitted through a chain, a toothed belt or a cardan shaft with a transmission shaft, from the engine to the rear wheel.
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the front or rear wheel, depending on the motorcycle model.
the rear wheel.
the front wheel.
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