Chain, Belt, or Shaft Drive in Motorcycles has its own ups and downs, but which is the best drivetrain among these three?

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In this video, we'll discuss Which is Better? Let's find out: chain Drive vs Belt Drive vs Shaft Drive in Motorcycles.

Chain Drive: The Chain drive requires two sprockets, one on the transmission's output shaft and the other on the wheel. The sprocket size differs depending on the engine’s power and torque output.

Belt Drive: The Belt Drive is the same as the chain drive; instead of a chain, this uses two pulleys. One on the engine's output shaft and the other on the wheel. A belt connects both pulleys, and it snugly fits on the grooves.

Shaft Drive: The engine runs the main shaft inside the transmission, and the output shaft is connected to a propeller shaft. The propeller shaft runs the rear wheel by transferring the rotation via a 90degree differential. For you to know, Bevel gears are used in a motorcycle differential.

Content
00:00 What is Drivetrain?
01:10 Chain Drive
02:29 Disadvantages of Chain Drive
02:59 Belt Drive
03:54 Advantages of Belt Drive
04:25 Disadvantages of Belt Drive
05:07 Shaft Drive
07:42 Wrap Up

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