**Create a technical illustration of a classic red bicycle with a single rear sprocket. The bicycle should be depicted from the side, with each component clearly visible and accurately represented, especially the pedals and the chain drive system. Focus on displaying the Newtonian physics at play when pedaling. The drawing should detail how force is applied to the pedals, transferred through the chain, and eventually transferred to the rear sprocket to propel the bike forward. Please avoid adding any unnecessary or complex sprockets that could confuse the depiction. As for the pedals, they should be designed in a realistic manner, demonstrating how the cyclist's foot pushes down and creates a rotational force, or torque. The chain should be portrayed as it engages with the rear sprocket, showing how it pulls the sprocket, causing the wheel to turn. You might want to use arrows or other visual aids to indicate the direction of forces and motion. The drawing should be as scientifically accurate as possible while still being understandable for a general audience. Please keep the bike itself simple, focusing primarily on these aspects of movement and force.** - Image #4 <@899995376373886977>
Create a technical illustration of a classic red bicycle with a single rear sprocket. The bicycle should be depicted from the side, with each component clearly visible and accurately represented, especially the pedals and the chain drive system. Focus on displaying the Newtonian physics at play when pedaling. The drawing should detail how force is applied to the pedals, transferred through the chain, and eventually transferred to the rear sprocket to propel the bike forward. Please avoid adding any unnecessary or complex sprockets that could confuse the depiction. As for the pedals, they should be designed in a realistic manner, demonstrating how the cyclists foot pushes down and creates a rotational force, or torque. The chain should be portrayed as it engages with the rear sprocket, showing how it pulls the sprocket, causing the wheel to turn. You might want to use arrows or other visual aids to indicate the direction of forces and motion. The drawing should be as scientifically accurate as possible while still being understandable for a general audience. Please keep the bike itself simple, focusing primarily on these aspects of movement and force.