Motorcycle drive shafts
Before the WW1 the drive shaft was used on motorcycles, such as the BelgiumFN motorcycle from 1993 and the 1912 Stuart Turner Stellar motorcycle. As
an alternative to the chain and belt drive, the drive shaft offers
long-lasting, clean and relatively maintenance-free operation. The
disadvantage of shaft drives on motorcycles is that helical gearing, spiral
bevel gearing or similar need is to turn the power from 90 degree shaft to the
rear wheels, lose some power in the process.
Since 1923, BMW has built shaft drive motorcycles; And
Moto Guzie has created a shaft drive V-Twin from the 1960s. The British
company, the Trimph and the leading Japanese brands Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki and
Yamaha have made shaft drive motorcycles.
The NSW Prima Scooter powered A-shaft shaft was also operated to type
Lambretta motorcotor type LD.
The motorcycle engines are positioned so that the
crankshaft is longitudinal and parallel to the frame is often used for shaft
driven motorcycles. Instead, only one 90 degree turn in the power transmission
is required. Moto guzzi and BMW's bike, plus Triumph Rocket III and Honda ST
series all use this engine layout.
The motorcycle shaft with shaft drive is subject to the effect where the
chassis is climbing when the power is applied. This effect, which is displayed
by series-drive motorcycles, is contrary to systems such as BMW Parlever, CARCof Moto Guji and Tetra levers of Kawasaki.
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