Autoshift Bikes – Do You Need Them In Your Life?
Imagine cruising down a scenic bike path with the wind in your hair, effortlessly shifting gears without ever having to move your hands or think about a thing. Ok, let’s…
Disc and rim brakes are the most common types of braking mechanisms for bicycles.
We also have numerous guides on how to look after your brakes and troubleshoot braking issues that plague bike brakes from time to time.
The parts of a bike that drive you along (with some help from your legs of course!).
The terminology, specifications and sizes of these components can be quite confusing for beginner cyclists. We break it all down so you don't have to work it all out for yourself.
A lot of beginner cyclists prefer the ease of using flat pedals.
For cyclists who want to transfer as much power as possible into the bike with greater efficiency, there's the option to ride with clipless/clip-in pedals and cleats.
Should you ride with slicks or treaded tires? Do you need inner tubes or go without and use the tubeless option? What size wheel is best and should you use alloy or carbon?
Our guides will help you choose the right hardware.
Imagine cruising down a scenic bike path with the wind in your hair, effortlessly shifting gears without ever having to move your hands or think about a thing. Ok, let’s…
Picture this: You’re cruising along on your trusty bike, enjoying the thrill of the ride, when suddenly, your bike chain starts misbehaving. It skips between gears without your command, leaving…
Bike tire storage is an often-overlooked aspect of bicycle ownership, yet it is crucial for ensuring optimal tire performance and longevity. You might be thinking, why do I need to…
In cycling, it’s easy to end up with old bike parts you no longer use. Wheels are no exception. You might’ve upgraded to a new, lighter set of wheels, or…
Cycling is a great way to get around, stay in shape, and have fun. But if you don’t know how to use a bike pump, your activities may soon grind…
Many cyclists pump up their tires only when they become noticeably soft. They pump them up until they’re hard. Simple! Is this the best way to do things? Well, not…
Removing a rear bike wheel is a common need for bike maintenance and repair, and quick release (QR) mechanisms make it relatively easy to do. And yet, many old bikes,…
Many cyclists are able to carry out basic repairs on their bike, but some repairs are more of a pain than others. Bike parts that contain bearings tend to annoy…
Choosing bike tires can be a confusing business. You have to ask yourself what you really want from them, first of all. Three main qualities define a bike tire: puncture…
Whether you’re a casual cyclist or a daily commuter, your bike is an important mode of transportation. It saves you money, keeps you healthy and helps the environment. That’s why…