countershaft
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The chain reaches its tightest point when there suspension is compressed so that there's a straight line between the rear axle, swingarm pivot, and countershaft sprocket.
From Time Magazine Archive
When changing rear sprockets, it's always a good idea to check the condition of your chain as well as the countershaft sprocket.
From Time Magazine Archive
This shaft drives a countershaft that rotates, and, in turn, transmits rotation to the propshaft.
From Time Magazine Archive
The countershaft remains in the exact same position, however, which means the engine has rotated down in front�ultimately lowering the bike�s center of gravity.
From Time Magazine Archive
On a sleeve turning freely around the countershaft is mounted the reverse bevel gear and clutch.
From The 1893 Duryea Automobile In the Museum of History and Technology by Berkebile, Donald H.
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