The Beginners Info category is an invaluable resource for those just starting out with cycling. It offers a collection of answers to a wide range of the most common questions that both recreational and competitive cyclists have. Furthermore, it contains information about the legalities of riding in public places like parks or trails, as well as how to stay safe in adverse conditions like bad weather or during night rides.
For those of us who do not live within walking distance of our workplaces, biking to work is an increasingly popular – and environmentally friendly – way to get to the office. But how far is too far? Balancing convenience and physical fitness can be a tricky proposition when choosing between several possible commuting options. … Read more
Have you ever looked into biking, only to find that there was something called a “fixed gear bike?” This type of bicycle has gotten popular over the past few years for its unique design—it doesn’t have brakes. But why? In this blog post, we’ll explore fixed gear bikes or fixie and why they don’t include … Read more
It’s definitely essential to consider the weight of any bike you’re considering, as it can play a huge role in how well your ride works for you. On average, a lightweight bike will weigh anywhere from 25-40 lbs. A single-speed cruiser tends to top out around 30 lbs, while an electric mountain bike maxes out … Read more
When you think about it, bike theft is a pretty big deal. Not only does the act leave victims with an expensive and difficult recovery process but also in many cases their bikes are never found! This list will show which cities have some of the highest rates for bicycle-related crimes so that hopefully we … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more