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Categories: Bicycles | July 31st, 2009 | by Mary Stackhouse | no comments
If you are considering the purchase of a hybrid bike then it is highly important to know and understand something of the build and about the bike features. Even more so if you are a first-time buyer.
The hybrid bike is a mix of road bike and mountain bike. They tend to be nicely sturdy and strong enough to be ridden both on road and off. To get a further understanding of the bike though, we should look more in detail at some of the main elements, which are the wheels, …
Categories: Bicycle Commuting | July 31st, 2009 | by admin | 6 comments
A Reader Asks…
I ride my bike to and from work, and it’s about a 8 mile trip each way. I usually carry things in my school bookbag, but my back gets insanely sweaty. I’ve tried other bookbags, but they made my back hurt. Is there a cycling-friendly backpack that won’t make me sweaty and won’t hurt on long rides?
Categories: Mountain Biking | July 31st, 2009 | by admin | 4 comments
A Reader Asks…
I’d like to know what type of work out to do now to get in shape for Mountain biking this summer.
Categories: Bicycle Tours | July 31st, 2009 | by admin | 3 comments
A Reader Asks…
I am in the very early stages of planning a tour guide company that offers themed tours throughout NYC. Any lawyers or insurance people out there? Any idea what kind of insurance I’d need. I’ll have a fleet of 15-20 bikes, everyone wearing helmets and operating mainly in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Thanks!
Categories: Mountain Biking | July 31st, 2009 | by admin | no comments
Taking care of your full suspension or hardtail mountain bike can be very simple and it will also help increase its mechanical life. Below is a maintenance guide that should be considered after every ride in order to help you keep your mountain bike mechanically sound. Once you perform this maintenance plan and become familiar with the process it should take you no more then 20 minutes to complete. Let’s get started:
Steps:
Remove …
Categories: Bicycle Commuting | July 31st, 2009 | by admin | no comments
More and more people are still jumping on the bandwagon of going “biking” for different reasons.
Bicycles are technically defined as a vehicle. It has two wheels, a frame, saddle, pedals and is human-powered. The “bike” as we all call it today, has been integral in the modern history of many cultures all over the …
Categories: Bicycle Commuting | July 30th, 2009 | by admin | 2 comments
A Reader Asks…
I have a huge and heavy 16 LED flashlight that works well. But well, it’s huge and heavy and the “D” cell batteries rattle… though they do last along time. Any suggestions? I’m not spending more than $30 ish. Need to be a quick release and usable with a handlebar bag in place also.
