Energy transfer and propulsion on the rear wheel - Install on the rear wheel to store energy as you pedal. When you press the pedals, energy is transmitted via the chain to the flywheel. The flywheel’s inertia stores this energy, turning the rear wheel and helping move the bicycle forward. Smoother ride and reliable performance - The bicycle flywheel is a key rear wheel accessory that contributes to a smoother ride by smoothing out pedaling forces and drivetrain engagement. - Designed for durability, it provides consistent performance over time. Material and durability - Made from an alloy material that offers higher wear resistance, high strength, and long-term durability. Compatibility and drivetrain integration - Designed for 10-speed freewheel systems. - Intended to work with standard 10-speed shifting configurations for reliable performance and smooth transitions. Key benefits at a glance - Improves ride smoothness by smoothing pedal input and drivetrain engagement. - Stores energy during pedaling to assist forward motion, especially on climbs and flats. - Durable alloy construction for long service life. - Compatible with 10-speed freewheel systems for reliable shifting and performance. What you can use it for - Daily commuting on urban Terrain: enhances momentum on flats and helps maintain steady speed between stops. - Hill climbs and rolling terrain: energy storage supports smoother acceleration and endurance on inclines. - Long-distance rides and touring: helps maintain momentum over extended periods, reducing fatigue and drivetrain strain. Installation and use notes - Install on the rear wheel as part of a standard 10-speed drivetrain setup. - Designed to work with typical rear hub configurations used in 10-speed systems. - Ensure proper installation for optimal energy transfer and smooth operation.