Live bike gear physics diagram
A looping bike gear physics diagram: a 3D drivetrain climbs a hill while gauges show why a low gear is easier. Copy the prompt into Claude and render.
A cutaway of a road bike drivetrain climbs a hill. It grinds in a hard gear, each pedal stroke pushing harder than the rider weighs, then the chain walks up the cassette, the push falls to about a third, and it shifts back. Gauges, a section drawing and a live graph follow.
Set the question, lab name, rider and bike mass, hill grade and road speed, plus the force colour, cadence colour and frame paint. The numbers recalculate from one physics model. A 14-second loop in 9:16, suited to science channels, cycling coaches and classroom clips.
Use it for
- Why low gears climb easier
- Cycling coach explainer clip
- Physics classroom revision video
Category: Explainers. Format: vertical 9:16.
Free live diagram pack: Textbook figures that move: a lock, a microwave and bike gears, each a cutaway with live gauges and a graph.
How to use this scene in Claude
Copy the scene's prompt into claude.ai or the Claude app and Claude builds it as a live preview. For an MP4, pull the scene into Claude Code and render it on your own machine with npx hyperframes render. Or add the Scenes connector (https://scenes.design/mcp) to Claude and just ask for the scene. Full steps: Docs.