>>2590721>>2590723The derailleur "clutch" isn't a clutch through. It's just what they call a device that stops the derailleur arm from swinging around freely. Watch this video to understand it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfJcWNOXH2YNo bicycle transmissions have a clutch, meaning a device that disconnects the power between the drivetrain and wheels, which is analogous to a car or motorcycle clutch. I have been riding and repairing bicycles and motorcycles for 2 decades, the fact that you're trying to educate me on this topic and calling me a retard is really embarrassing. Have you ever seen this chart?
>>2590750>A freewheel is a type of clutchSure, but we're not talking about this at all. The argument is that this guy believed that bicycles have a clutch in the transmission because they have multiple gears, assuming they work the same as car and motorcycle transmission:
>>2588465>>A multi gear [any mechanical device]doesn't have a clutch>>you don't know what a clutch isThen he started posting links about a completely unrelated homonym that he found on Google. Though I suspect that he's just trolling.
The entire discussion started because this guy believed that a clutch on a 90s steel mtb was a wear item:
>>2588313Though no such thing exists.
