| One may have never thought about the parts that are | | | | connects the front fork to the stem and also the |
| required to make a mountain bike while riding it. But | | | | handlebars. |
| sometimes it becomes important to know the parts. | | | | The spokes are attached to the Hub Center section |
| You never know where they will help you. Some of | | | | of the wheel. |
| the mountain bike parts are: | | | | The end of the spoke in the rim is held by a nipple |
| The Bottom bracket which is an attachment of the | | | | threaded receptacle. |
| crank set to body of the bike. It can be replaced or | | | | Rear Shock absorbers are provided on the rear tire in |
| adjusted. | | | | most of the dual-suspension bikes which is another of |
| The Brake cable: it is a cable that is used to attach the | | | | the important mountain bike parts. |
| brake lever to the mechanism. | | | | Rim: it is a metal ring with a U-shaped cross section |
| Brake lever: It is a handlebar lever used for activation | | | | which connects the spokes to the tire which is on the |
| of the brakes. The brake on th left side is for the front | | | | outside. |
| and the one on the right is the rear brake. | | | | A Saddle Seat is the part one should not sit on when |
| The bike consists of a chain circular set of links which | | | | riding steep downhill. |
| transfers the power from the chain ring to moving | | | | A Seat post supports the post for the saddle. It is |
| parts of the wheel. | | | | mounted into the seat tube with a mechanism for |
| Chain ring: these are toothed rings which are attached | | | | changing its height. |
| to the crank that holds the chain and are important | | | | Skewer Metal rod: it goes all the way through the core |
| mountain bike parts. | | | | or the hub. |
| Crank Lever: it extends from the bottom bracket to | | | | The crank arms are attached to a spindle freely |
| the pedal of the bike and transfers the power to the | | | | rotating axle. It is a part of the bottom bracket. |
| chain rings and is one of the mountain bike parts. | | | | There are thick wires which join the hub to the rim. |
| Derailleur Mechanism is required for moving the chain | | | | The tension in it is adjusted by means of a nipple |
| from one part to another. | | | | available on the rim side. |
| The down tube Section of frame extends downward | | | | Tire: they are on the outer part of the rim. They make |
| from the stem to the bottom of the bracket. | | | | contact with the road while riding and also provide a |
| Dropout cut slots are provided at the bottom of front | | | | grip. |
| fork. They are designed to allow the axle of the wheel. | | | | The Top tube is present in the top bar of the bicycle |
| Front Shock absorbers are provided on the front fork. | | | | frame. |
| Handlebar: a horizontal bar is fixed to the stems which | | | | The spikes are attaches to the wheel hub Center of |
| have hand grips at its end and the brake levers and | | | | the wheel. |
| shifters are attached to it. | | | | The steering tube is attached to the handlebar by |
| Headset Mechanism is in the front of frame which | | | | means of a stem piece. |