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Question posted by Anonymous-141565 on August 11th, 2014

Pedal And Chain Do Not Coast, Wheel Does Not Coast When Stopping Pedalling

rotating the pedals moves the wheel but when you stop pedalling the chain forces slack to push the pedals instead of coasting.

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