chainwheel

/ˈtʃeɪnˌwil/
noun
  1. A wheel with teeth that engages with a chain, used to transmit power in machinery, especially on a bicycle.
    • The factory uses a large chainwheel to drive the conveyor belt.
    • The chainwheel on his bike was rusty and needed replacing.
    • Mechanics often check the chainwheel for wear when servicing a motorcycle.
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