Make it easier
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Use two wheel circles, two hubs, a simple frame triangle, straight fork, saddle, and handlebars without spokes or accessories.

Illustrated reference · practice notes
Draw a clean bicycle using simple circles and lines.
Practice focus
Align two equal wheels and connect their hubs, crank, seat, rack, and handlebar with a mechanically coherent frame
Construction sequence
Draw two equal wheel circles on one ground line and mark a centered hub inside each.
Place the crank between the wheels, then connect it to the rear hub, seat post, and front steering tube with the teal frame bars.
Extend the fork from the front hub to the handlebars and the rear supports from the back hub to the saddle and rack.
Add the chain guard, pedals, fenders, saddle, and small rear carrier without changing the established wheel spacing.
Radiate restrained spokes from each hub and darken only the tires, frame, and key joints.
Make it easier
Use two wheel circles, two hubs, a simple frame triangle, straight fork, saddle, and handlebars without spokes or accessories.
Make it harder
Turn the bicycle slightly toward the viewer and construct elliptical wheels, offset hubs, foreshortened frame bars, pedals, and rack.
Difficulty rubric
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