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         Derailleur: apparatus used to transfer 
          the chain from one toothed wheel to another. 
          Shifter: solid, movable arm, attached to a fixed point, that 
          increases applied force. 
          Locking bolt: piece of metal, placed at the centre, with a head 
          at one end and a thread at the other. Used with a nut. 
          Control cable: set of braided steel wires, used to control the 
          brakes. 
          Sheath bushing: piece that holds the brake cable in place. 
          Control cable: set of braided steel wires, used to control the 
          brakes. 
          Tension spring: part that returns a second part to its initial 
          position. 
          Adjustable stop screw: small piece of metal that regulates the 
          tension of the gear cable. 
          Roller: metal protuberance used to transfer the chain from gear 
          to gear. 
          Frame or roller: mechanism that permits the operation of the 
          moving part of the bicycle. 
          Clutch: cylindrical part. 
          Jockey roller: metal protuberance used to transfer the chain 
          from gear to gear. 
          Cable: set of braided steel wires used to control the brakes. 
          Chain guide: part of the mechanism guiding movable parts. 
          Nut or hub: piece of metal with a threaded hole at its centre. 
          Used with a bolt. 
          Gear: wheel of the gear system. 
          Frame: chassis of a bicycle. 
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