例句與造句

1. They are often used on utility bicycles.
2. Older or less costly utility bicycles often use 3-speed gear-hubs, such as in bicycle sharing systems.
3. Some components, which are often optional accessories on sports bicycles, are standard features on utility bicycles to enhance their usefulness and comfort.
4. Utility bicycles often feature a step-through frame so they can be easily mounted, rack to carry personal possessions or shopping bags.
5. Developed shortly after 1900 in Europe and the United States, motorized utility bicycles surged in popularity in Western Europe after the Second World War.
6. It's difficult to find utility bicycles in a sentence. 用utility bicycles造句挺難的
7. Drum brakes are most common on utility bicycles in some countries, especially the Netherlands, and are also often found on freight bicycles and velomobiles.
8. One exception to this was the continued development of substitute propulsion systems for utility bicycles in the form of add-on gasoline engines and transmissions.
9. It is a form of utility bicycle commonly seen around the world, built to facilitate everyday riding in normal clothes in a variety of weather conditions.
10. The motorised utility bicycle or " cyclemotor " offered greater range, faster commutes, and increased versatility to a large sector of the postwar European consumer market that could not afford expensive automobiles or motorcycles.
11. The earliest motorized bicycles were ordinary utility bicycles fitted with an add-on motor and transmission to assist normal pedal propulsion, and it is this form that principally distinguishes the motorized bicycle from a moped or motorcycle.
12. Xtracycles are also called " sport utility bicycles " for their ability to carry larger loads than a normal bicycles having baskets or panniers, while also maintaining the " sporty " maneuverability of conventional " short " bikes.
13. For instance, a road bicycle will place the handlebars in a lower and further position relative to the saddle giving a more crouched riding position; whereas a utility bicycle emphasizes comfort and has higher handlebars resulting in an upright riding position.
14. Giant coined the term sport utility bicycle, or SUB, last year to describe a new line of bikes that went beyond the comfort category, which had previously been aimed at baby boomers who shied away from mountain bikes and racing cycles.
15. A "'roadster "', also known as "'city bicycle "', is a type of utility bicycle once common worldwide and still very common in Asia, Africa, some parts of Europe, and Latin America.