Category: Beginers Info

Drop handlebars look cool. When you see a bunch of serious cyclists riding, it’s easy to miss the little details on their bikes. Handlebars, however, are big, bold, and extremely visible. Whether you’re on a trail, on the road, or hanging out in a public place, the distinctive curved shape of drop bars stands out […]

If you have been into riding bikes for a while you must have noticed the difference between bicycle tire valves. There are just main types; presta and schrander valves and your bike may have any one of them. Bicycles tires, wheels, and inner tubes vary tremendously between different types of bicycles. One of the more […]

Whether you’ve been riding bicycles for a while or you’ve just started biking to curb that pandemic boredom, you’ve probably seen and even lost one or two of these tiny, black plastic caps. These are called valve caps or stem caps. These are used to cover the valve stem of bicycle tires and are usually […]

Oval chainrings tend to turn bikers into evangelists. After a few weeks or months on a bike with one of these elliptical contraptions, you’ll hear friends, coworkers, and media personalities gush about their magical new part for hours on end. But is the hype real? Let’s dive into the world of chainrings and analyze what […]

There is no doubt about the effectiveness and use of WD-40 in fixing daily issues; from de-greasing, fixing stuck or bound locks, lubricating appliances to removing rust. But when it comes to your bicycle; many wonder if is it safe to use WD-40 on your bike chain. Bear in mind; your bike chain has to […]

It is inevitable that your bike will be at risk of getting scratched at some point in its lifetime because there are so many potentially damaging factors out on the road that we cannot plan around. These include loose debris, overgrown plants, and other people and vehicles. You cannot remove the risks, but you can […]