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2. Front part of a boat, with which it cuts the waters
4. The cockpit is the opening in the top of the kayak where the paddler sits. It's designed for easy entry and exit and often features adjustable seats and foot braces for comfort and control.
5. The main structure of the bike that holds all other components together.
6. Shifters-Components used to change the gear ratio, altering the effort required to pedal and the speed at which the bike moves.
7. The hull is the main body of the kayak, typically made of durable materials like plastic, fiberglass, or composite. It provides buoyancy and stability in the water.
10. Attached to the crankshaft, these components are where the rider places their feet to propel the bike forward.
12. The assembly that connects the pedals to the chain and transfers the rider's pedaling motion to the rear wheel.

1. The seat of the bike where the rider sits.
2. Back of a boat
3. The deck is the top surface of the kayak, covering the hull and providing protection from water splashes and waves. It often includes storage compartments and attachment points for accessories like bungee cords or deck rigging.
5. The part of the bike that holds the front wheel and allows it to pivot for steering.
7. The part of the bike that the rider holds onto for steering and control.
8. Circular components with tires that rotate and enable the bike to move.
9. A series of links that connect the pedals to the rear wheel, transferring power from the rider's pedaling to the bike's movement.
11. Mechanisms used to slow down or stop the bike, typically located on the handlebars.