Going Fit Unfit
Your Guide to Mindful Lifestyle Wellness
Fixed gear bikes, also known as “fixies”, are single speed bicycles with no freewheel mechanism in the drive-train. This means that when the rear wheel is rotating, so are the pedals. You can’t stop pedaling while that rear wheel is moving because it is directly connected to the pedals and they will spin for as …
When it comes to speed, fixed gear ( fixie ) and road bikes have many relevant features in common. They tend to have the same smooth, skinny wheels for reduced road resistance and a more aerodynamic profile. Their frames are lightweight, making it easier to accelerate. But, there is where the fixie stops, and the …
There are many reasons why people might need to adjust their bike brake. It could be because the brakes are rubbing on the back or on the front rim of the wheel or maybe they were just misadjusted the first time by a novice bike assembler with good intentions. In any case, a bike’s brake …
When it comes to finding the right bike, size really matters. If you are between 4’10” to 5’7″ tall with a leg inseam of 25-30 inches, a 26 inch bike might be just the right fit for you. Although it’s worth mentioning that this isn’t a hard and fast rule. There can be other determining …
It’s a frustrating truth that overweight females often struggle the most to find comfortable and durable bike seats. It seems like every seat on the market is lacking in one way or another – either it lasts forever but leaves you in pain during long rides, or it’s comfy but wears out too quickly. As …
2020 was the year of renaissance for cycling industry with demand two to three times higher than supply worldwide. This sudden urge to stay fit then add on to already growing trend to shift to bikes. Ever since 1965 when the production of bicycles surpass that of cars; the demand for more, better bicycles has …
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