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For cyclists who like to go the extra mile, keeping their water refreshingly cold can be as important as what kind of bike they ride. With summer in full swing and cycling season reaching its peak, it’s essential for avid cyclists to find a reliable water bottle solution for remaining hydrated at all times. That’s …
As the bicycle continues to rise in popularity, more and more bike rack brands are popping up to meet our ever-increasing storage needs. While some of these racks are produced overseas, there are still a number of American companies that manufacture their products right here in the USA. In this blog post we will be …
If you’re in the market for a new bike, it’s likely that you’ve come across Kent bike brands. Kent Bikes have been around since the early 1900s and are known for their affordability and durability. But is Kent really a good brand, or do they just offer average quality? In this blog post, we’ll be …
The Tour de France has been running since 1903 and has seen many great riders compete over its history. Its an annual bicycle race that takes place in France. Since its inception it has been run every year since then except for 1915 to 1918 and 1940 to 1946 due to World War I and …
Once you have learned to ride a bike, then the next natural step in the process is cycling one handed. For some, riding a bicycle with only one hand is considered the first real trick. But for many others, riding with one hand allows the cyclist to multitask. With enough practice and dedication, anyone can …
One of the most common tricks that children and teens learn to do on a bike is riding it without holding onto the handlebars. This trick is easy enough to do, especially given how well-balanced bikes usually are, but that doesn’t mean that it’s legal. In fact, though riding without hands can be fun, or …
