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| rdfs:comment | - A spindle drive is a primitive type of transmission. A rod, referred to as a spindle, is attached to the output end of and engine. This rod then comes in direct contact with a tire. There are several limitations to this design. The spindle-tire interface is prone to inefficiency and slippage since the contact area is very limited. Water of any sort on the tire will render a spindle drive unusable until it dries.
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| Caption | - The spindle transmission of the Goped Super Go-Quad
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| Introduction | - A spindle drive is a primitive type of transmission. A rod, referred to as a spindle, is attached to the output end of and engine. This rod then comes in direct contact with a tire.
There are several limitations to this design. The spindle-tire interface is prone to inefficiency and slippage since the contact area is very limited. Water of any sort on the tire will render a spindle drive unusable until it dries.
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| abstract | - A spindle drive is a primitive type of transmission. A rod, referred to as a spindle, is attached to the output end of and engine. This rod then comes in direct contact with a tire. There are several limitations to this design. The spindle-tire interface is prone to inefficiency and slippage since the contact area is very limited. Water of any sort on the tire will render a spindle drive unusable until it dries.
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