The gear of a beach buggy is a key component in the transmission system of an ATV (all terrain vehicle), responsible for transmitting the power of the engine to the wheels, ensuring stable driving of the vehicle in different terrains. The following is an introduction to the performance requirements for beach buggy gears:

High load-bearing capacity

Beach bikes often drive in harsh road conditions, and the gears need to withstand large torque and impact loads. Therefore, it is required that the materials and structural design have high strength and fatigue resistance.

Wear resistance

The gear surface needs to have excellent wear resistance to cope with friction losses in complex environments such as sand, gravel, and mud.

Low noise and vibration

Precise tooth profile design and surface treatment can reduce noise and vibration during gear meshing, improving driving comfort.

corrosion resistance

Some gears may undergo anti-corrosion treatment (such as galvanizing or chrome plating) to adapt to humid or salt spray environments.

The gear of a beach buggy is the core component of the transmission system, and its performance directly affects the vehicle's driving stability and durability.