The classification of bicycles as vehicles is quite different across the world. Today we explore how different countries answer the question; is a bicycle a vehicle? USA In the United States, the classification of bicycles as vehicles is pretty consistent across states, although specifics can vary. Bicycles are by and large considered vehicles under the […]
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Gear wear happens on all bicycles eventually. As most enthusiasts know, bikes are intricate machines that rely on components working in harmony to deliver an efficient ride. Among these components, the gears are crucial for adjusting speed and effort. Like any mechanical part however, gears are susceptible to wear and tear. Today we explore how
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Organizing a charity bike ride is a fantastic way to combine your love of cycling with raising awareness and funds for a cause you care about. It can be a rewarding experience, fostering community spirit and generating a significant impact. But where do you even begin? In this guide we’ll walk you through the steps
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Re-purposing old bike parts is both possible and a net benefit! Us enthusiasts often find ourselves accumulating a stockpile of old bike parts. Whether it’s worn-out tires, rusted chains, or retired handlebars these components tend to clutter up garages or end up in landfills. There is in fact a more sustainable alternative – re-purposing old
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Average cycling speed for beginners will of course vary depending on a few factors, namely individual fitness levels, terrain, type of bike, and cycling experience. There are some general benchmarks that can provide insight into what beginners might expect (and what they should aim for). Let’s discuss. Need for Speed? For most new cyclists, their
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Bike anti theft measures are increasingly needed as bike theft has been increasing in most major cities. A combination of proper security measures and proactive behaviors can save you from becoming a victim. In addition to avoiding theft, also make sure you are aware if a bike is considered a vehicle in your country and
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Cycling rain strategies are required in spring! Spring brings its own share of joys and challenges for cyclists, and one of the most unpredictable challenges is rainy weather. While the promise of blooming flowers and warmer temperatures might beckon you to hit the road, you should also be prepared for sudden downpours and wet conditions.
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Spring is in the air! As the winter months recede, today we discuss getting your bike ready for spring. Preventative maintenance and prep now will pay dividends as you rack up the miles this spring and summer! Here are key tips to get your bike ready this spring: Spring Cleaning Start by giving your bike
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Ah the age old battle of disc brakes vs. caliper brakes! Disc brakes and caliper brakes are of course the two primary brake systems used in cycling. Knowing the differences between them can help cyclists make the best decision when purchasing a bike or upgrading their braking system. Lets discuss the pros and cons. Disc
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Nutrition is a critical aspect of performance for road cyclists. The demands of long rides and intense efforts require proper fueling and hydration. Whether you’re a recreational rider or a competitive racer, understanding what to eat and pack for your rides can make a huge difference in your performance and overall enjoyment. Carbs are King
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