7 BEST PEDALS for Commuting. Flat & Clipless + HOW to Choose
Your pedals are two of your five contact points with your bike, which is 40% of your contact points, and 100% of the power is transferred through them to the wheels. They play a central role in your...
Your bike has only two small points of contact with the road, so the quality of those connections is a big deal, especially if you rely on your bike daily. Your bike’s tires determine the safety...
Formula 1 cars take remarkably sharp turns at speeds exceeding 120mph (200 km/h). To be able to do that, their tires must have a super strong grip at the asphalt. If you look at the tread patterns on...
Cyclists have two tiny points of contact with the road. Their safety depends on how well these are able to grip the road. Bike commuters who live in cold winter climates face an important safety...
Numb hands, tingling feeling in the fingers, tense shoulders, hurting wrist or back pain can be all signs of using the wrong type handlebar. When you start digging a bit deeper to see your options...
When I started bike commuting on my old bike, I wasn’t aware of there being different types of valves. My bike had Schrader (more common) valves which is found on most cars. Any time I needed to...
