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  • How to Prepare to Commute Via Bicycle in The Winter

    I love to commute to work via bicycle and I don’t want to start using the excuse that it is too cold out so with some small adjustments riding to work in the winter is possible. Many people don’t...

  • How to Buy a Quality Used Bike Cheap

    Great bikes are available in the used market and they can be bought just as cheaply as used department store bikes. The trick is to know what to look for - you may need to know more than the seller.

  • How to Get Used to Down Tube Shifters

    Down tube shifters are shifters mounted on the down tube of a bicycle that are pushed or pulled to change gears. They are known for their reliability, accuracy and ease of adjustment. Many...

  • How to Practice Steering A Bike

    Steering is one of the most important skills you need to learn when riding a bicycle. You can use what is called slalom cycling to pratice steering in and out of cones at varying speeds - this...

  • How to Adjust the Shifting on Mongoose Bikes

    The shifting on your Mongoose bike may need to be adjusted on occasion. Ineffective shifting is almost always due to improper tension on the shifting cables, which stretch over time. These cables...

  • How to Dispose of a Bicycle Helmet

    Dispose of a bicycle helmet if you are in an accident because it may no longer be effective, even if there is no visible damage to it. It is also recommended to get rid of a helmet if you drop it,...

  • How to Improve Bicycle Wheels

    The wheels on your bicycle take a fair amount of abuse each time you ride. This is particularly true for mountain and general off-road bikes, which are more likely to encounter rough, damaging...

  • How to Evacuate During a Bike Race

    Riders in a bike race--especially events on longer course--will eventually face the time when they have the urge to go. Learning how to evacuate, or relieve, yourself safely and efficiently during...

  • How to Train for a 12 Hour Mountain Bike Race

    Preparing yourself for a 12-hour mountain bike race takes time and dedication. Proper preparation includes building a training plan around race day. No matter whether you are a novice or an...

  • How to Fix a Crashed Bicycle Wheel

    Bicycle wheels might be the most vulnerable part of your bicycle. They are in constant contact with the pavement, which can contain any number of hazards, such as train tracks and potholes. They...

  • How to Repair the Gear Changer on a Mountain Bike

    After months of continuous use, mountain bike gear changers, more commonly called "shifters," may need to be serviced. This is particularly true for mountain bikes used in muddy or dusty...

  • How to Fix Bicycle Pedals

    Over time, due to stress and dirt, bicycle pedals can begin to creak, or make other, less definable noises. The problem may be as small as a loose spindle in need of tightening and a little...

  • How to Build Lowrider Bikes

    Building a lowrider bike from prefabricated parts is easier than you think. Many websites sell the necessary parts. Those building on a budget can find parts from local classified ads, back...

  • How to Balance a Bicycle Wheel

    A balanced wheel is one whose rim is centered directly over its axle. A balanced wheel is achieved when the spokes connecting the rim to the axle are properly tensioned, keeping the rim even and...

  • How to Fix Creaking Bicycle Pedals

    Creaky bike pedals can ruin the peacefulness of a bike ride. It can also mean that you need to fix the pedals because they aren't safe. Thankfully there aren't too many causes of creaky pedals, so...

  • How to Re-Align a Bicycle Wheel

    Spoked bicycle wheels are known for their relatively low weight, great stiffness and the ease with which they can be trued. Unfortunately, sometimes accidents happen and spoked wheels can go "out...

  • How to Help Children Ride a Bike

    The wind in your hair. The whole neighborhood at your fingertips. Riding a bike is freedom when you're a child. As a parent, it's a mixed bag. With cycling comes more responsibility and bigger...

  • How to Start Cycling Training

    Cycling is great exercise and can be an important part of a healthy lifestyle well into your golden years. Cycling is also a great way to slow down and explore your extended neighborhood. Whether...

  • How to Ride Your Bicycle to Work

    There are many reasons to ride your bicycle to work. You can get great exercise, fresh air and save money commuting. It is easier to do than you think. All it takes is a little planning.

  • How to Change the Bearings in a Rear Bike Hub

    The wheels of your bicycle are, in a sense, what make the bike functional. The bearings allow the wheels to roll smoothly around the axle that connects them to the bike frame. But if the...

  • How to Build a Bike Rack for a Garage

    Owning a few bikes adds a lot of clutter to a garage or yard. Children will leave their bikes anywhere once they have finished riding, and expensive adult bikes need proper storage to avoid the...

  • How to Install Bar End Shifters

    Bar end shifters are a favorite of touring cyclists and cyclocross racers due to the shifter's difficult-to-break nature and the ease with which they are adjusted. However, setting up a bar end...

  • How to Find a Bike That Won't Hurt My Back

    Bicycles have been popular for recreation and exercise since the late 1800's. Today, with growing concern about the environment and personal fitness--plus high gasoline prices--bicycles are...

  • How to Install a Bike Computer

    A bicycle computer can provide lots of useful information for the avid or casual cyclist. Able to track data about your biking skills and experience, these computers can help you improve your...

  • How to Strip Paint Off a Bicycle Frame

    If you want to restore an older bike, it might include stripping the paint and changing the color. There are many time-consuming ways of taking off the old paint, such as sanding or using wire...

  • How to Install 650B Wheels on a Cross Bike

    Cyclocross is a style of bicycle racing traditionally done on standard road bicycles converted to ride off road. As the sport has evolved, some riders have begun to experiment with 650b (also...

  • How to Maintain Recumbent Bikes

    A recumbent bicycle uses many of the same components as a standard upright bike and therefore adheres to the same basic maintenance principles. It is important that the drivetrain -- chain,...

  • How to Give your Bike a Tune Up

    Tuning up your bike to keep it running smoothly is an essential part of any bikers regimen. You do not need to know too much about bikes to be able to do a tune up yourself, without spending the...

  • How to Choose the Right Bike Seat, Bike Cart, Tandem Bike, or Cargo Bike for Transporting Children by Bicycle

    Biking with your kids on board is a fun, healthy, frugal and environmentally friendly way to fit and get around. This eHow discusses the pros and cons of the various types of bikes and attachments...

  • How to do a Endo on a Bicycle

    This is a trick u do on a bicycle before u do on a motorcycle XD. To do this u really need the balls to do it and the knowledge to not mess it up. This is also probally one of the fastest braking...

  • How to Fix a Wobbly Bicycle Tire

    A wobbly bicycle wheel is considered to be out of true. When a wheel is brought back into true, it rolls straight, without any movement from side to side or "hops." Bringing a wheel into true is...

  • How to Repair Mountain Bike Forks & Suspensions

    Most mountain bicycles sold today have a suspension, which generally consists of a suspension fork with anywhere from 3 to 10 inches of travel, and more expensive bicycles have a rear suspension....

  • How to Use a Heart Monitor for Cycling

    Wearing a heart monitor while cycling will ensure that you're getting the best workout possible. Since the bike supports the weight of your body, you have to exert more effort to get your heart...

  • How to Patch an Inner Tube

    If you ride a bicycle enough, eventually you're going to puncture an inner tube. While you always have the option of simply buying a new one, it's a good skill to learn how to patch them. Not...

  • Cycling: How to Gauge Your Intensity Levels

    A great way to gauge your intensity levels while training is to use the talking test, where easy riding allows for complete conversation, moderate riding allows a few sentences at a time and...

  • Cycling: Downhill Cornering

    Downhill cornering in cycling requires weighting the inside pedal, leaning into the turn and keeping your eyes as far down the road as possible. Learn to safely turn sharp corners while going...

  • Cycling: Launching a Successful Attack

    A successful attack during a cycling race can be done using an opponent's draft to gain speed before pedaling ahead of him at the last second. Understand the art of launching attacks during a race...

  • How to Finish Your First Century

    As more and more people take up cycling many become interested in completing the cycling equivalent of running a marathon, that is, signing up for a century to cycle 100 miles in one day. However,...

  • How to Spoke a New Bicycle Wheel

    This is my How To Instructions for Spoking a New Bike Wheel. Use new spokes, rim and hub make sure you have the right length spokes for the wheel. You might find this spoke chart helpful. (see...

  • How to Make Your Own Tire Chains Instructions

    Winter usually means you'll find cyclists taking the bus or driving cars because the snow and ice prevents them from riding, but you can make your own tire chains and enjoy year-round riding,...

  • How to Sell a Bike for Free (online or locally)

    Are you looking to sell your bike for free? Selling your used bike for free means finding places online or locally to advertise your bike for sale that are free. If you sell your bike for free,...

  • How to Fix a Flat Tire on a Bike using Spare Tube

    Have you ever been biking and suddenly you hit a rock or a twig and pissssss.... and your tire goes flat. If you know how to fix a flat tire you would be riding in ten minutes after you fix the...

  • How to True and Straighten a Wheel, Bicycle

    True (straighten)and Center your Bicycle Wheel

  • Bicycle Light Tips & Advice

    A light on a bicycle is an essential safety item, and it is always better to have too many lights and reflectors than not enough. Find a steady and bright light to attach to a bike with...

  • Trailers for Bicycles

    Trailers are great to attach to a bicycle for utility use, such as carrying young children or loading up a picnic. Find a compact bike trailer that the whole family can enjoy with professional...

  • Bicycle Water Bottle Tips

    Staying hydrated on a bicycle is extremely important, and many bikes are equipped with mounts for water bottle cages, or the rider can wear a camel back hydration system. Choose the best way to...

  • Bicycle Riding Gloves Tips

    Riding gloves for cycling can be helpful to alleviate pressure points on the hands, as many gloves are padded in various spots along the palm. Choose a comfortable pair of riding gloves for those...

  • Bicycle Saddle Tips

    Bicycle saddles vary depending on the type of riding and the individual rider, but generally smaller, firmer seats are better-suited for longer bike rides. Find the right bike saddle that can be...

  • Bicycle Riding Shorts Tips

    Choosing the right riding shorts for cycling is just as important as picking out a suitable saddle, as the fabric and padding are designed to make the bike ride less painful. Invest in a good pair...

  • How to Pick a Bicycle Helmet

    Picking out a good-quality bicycle helmet is a great investment, but helmets should be replaced every three years for the best protection. Avoid potentially lethal head injuries on a bike with...

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