Milk Crates On Bikes – How-To Guides and Tips
Once you’ve stuck a bike rack on your bike, you have the means to strap luggage to it. Maybe you’ll attach a backpack or a trunk bag. So, what’s wrong…
Bike Colors: Why They Matter (Including Our Favorite Liveries)
The color of a bike may seem a trivial thing, but it weighs heavily on the mind of anyone buying a new machine. Perhaps you’re familiar with the predicament? The…
How To Lock And Secure Your Bike To A Hitch Rack
Bike racks offer varying degrees of security from zero to pretty good. Hitch racks are better than most in this respect, though the locking method varies. Aside from any integral…
How To Install A Bike Rack On An SUV
An SUV usually has space for a bike or two in the trunk, but that space is only there if you don’t have a car full of passengers and luggage….
How To Transport A Bike Without A Rack
If you want to ride your bike someplace far away from your immediate locale, a bike rack on a car, truck, or RV gives you a way to do it….
Folding Bike Commuting Tips: On and Off Public Transport
You can hop onto a train or bus with a folded bike to accelerate your bike commute. The bike takes up little space. Then, you finish the journey to work…
Folding Bike Speed: Are They Fast And Can You Make Them Quicker?
If you’re thinking of buying a folding bike, you might be wondering how fast you can ride one. Perhaps you’re used to cutting along quickly on a full-sized bike. A…
How To Plan Your Bike Commute Route To Work
Let’s say you’ve made the wise decision to cycle to work instead of taking the car. There are many good health and economic reasons for doing this. But how do…
How To Get To Work Without A Car (Save Money AND Time on Your Daily Commute?)
The world has changed. Most climate scientists say humans are causing global warming, and that issue is now pressing. War has sent fuel prices soaring. With all this in mind,…
How To Protect Bikes On A Bike Rack
Transporting bikes on a bike rack is not meant to damage them in theory. But in practice, things can go wrong. Bikes often move on racks to some degree, which…