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.
Looking for ways to make your bike faster? Are you in budget? You do not always need to spend a lot of money on an upgrade or switch to a lighter frame design to go faster. For some, being a cyclist is all about speed. Be it they want to be the fastest cyclist around … Read more
Biking is one of the best outdoor sports any person can choose to partake in. On its own, it already is one of the best cardio workouts out there. But how much time does it take to bike 20 miles? These are some worries one has before commuting too far on a bike. Answering a … Read more
As electric bike technology advances and more options become available, there is often a lot of curiosity around the question – can I ride a hybrid electric bike on trails? These bikes are a supremely adaptable option to get you where you need to go, with traditional drivetrain components that ensure reliability and an added … Read more
It’s good that you’ve made the decision to start commuting by bike. But when it comes to commuting bikes you have two options; either fixed gear bikes or a road bike. Whether its road, street, avenue or single way your fixie ( fixed gear bike ) provide a hassle-free cycling option. Generally, You need to … Read more
I found a lot of people asking questions such as; does cycling burn fat on the stomach, how to lose belly fat cycling, how to lose weight biking, does cycling build muscle, is it possible to build leg muscles cycling, etc. I know you have undergone the same thinking; does cycling really burn fat and … Read more
Cycling is known to strengthen your calves and help with fat loss. On the one hand, the fat loss makes your calves and legs leaner. Working your calves build muscles and help them grow bigger. While everyone who rides wants stronger feet; people feel confused as to what extent cycling makes your calves bigger and … Read more
