A bicycle flywheel installed on the rear wheel helps smooth power delivery and enhance ride quality. When you pedal, energy is transferred through the chain to the flywheel and stored by its inertia. This stored energy then helps drive the rear wheel, contributing to forward motion and a steadier ride. Key benefits - Smoother ride: The flywheel stores energy and reduces sudden power changes, resulting in steadier acceleration and pedal feel. - Enhanced rear-wheel performance: Inertia assists the rear wheel’s rotation, supporting smooth propulsion. - Improves riding comfort on varied terrain and long rides. Material and durability - Alloy construction for improved wear resistance, high strength, and long-term durability. Performance and compatibility - 10-speed freewheel system: designed to work with 10-speed freewheel configurations for smooth, reliable shifting. - Compatible with typical rear-wheel setups that accommodate a bicycle flywheel. Specifications and features - Function: Energy storage through inertia to assist forward motion and deliver a smoother ride. - Material: Alloy with high wear resistance, high strength, and durability. - System: 10-speed freewheel compatible for smooth shifting performance. Use scenarios - Daily urban commuting on mixed surfaces where smoother pedaling reduces fatigue and jerk. - Long-distance riding where consistent power delivery helps maintain momentum. - Bikes equipped with a 10-speed freewheel system to ensure reliable, smooth shifting and performance. Installation and care - Installation: Mount the bicycle flywheel on the rear-wheel area as part of the flywheel system. - Maintenance: Regular inspection of the alloy flywheel for wear and secure mounting to maintain performance.