In a moped, through which components is the engine's power transmitted to the drive wheel?

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In mopeds and motorcycles, the secondary transmission is the mechanism in charge of carrying the rotation and force generated by the engine to the drive wheel (usually the rear wheel). Depending on the type and design of the vehicle, this transfer is usually carried out by a chain of metal links (common in mopeds with gears) or by a flexible drive belt (very common in automatic mopeds or scooters). It is therefore incorrect to state that only one of these two systems is used exclusively.

In a moped, through which components is the engine's power transmitted to the drive wheel?

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