It had a hand controlled clutch, and all chain transmission.

The Gradua system was replaced by the now-standard gearbox and chain transmission in 1924.

They offered a 348cc or 499c side-valve Blackburne-engined model with three speed gearbox and all chain transmission [11].

Harry John Lawson, another Englishman, returned to smaller wheels and notably added the chain transmission in 1879.

It has two gears, chain transmission, six wheels and ten pneumatic tyres, and a body made from white ash and mahogany.

CC1 was a double-ended tank locomotive on two three-axle bogies, all wheels on each bogie being driven by a two-cylinder steam engine via a chain transmission.

Innovative features included a patented two-speed chain transmission in which the alternative ratios were selected by clutches operated by a rocking foot pedal and a kick start also patented.

The radios made chain transmissions of ARPAS' "Emergency and Information Network" every half an hour for four days adn then in half hour blocks throughout the day.

The equipment includes a 7-speed chain transmission, front and rear lights powered by a dynamo installed on the front wheel hub and, a metallic basket on the handlebar and a bell.

The auto was similar to what was a "fairly standard American pattern" with the power unit mid-mounted under the floor and central chain transmission; however, Brennan "took the drive through a sliding gearbox, rather than an epicyclic system."