eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.

You've Selected
Category
» Sports & Fitness » Sports » Bicycling remove
skill level
» Moderately Challenging remove
clear your selections

Bicycling

Sort by:
Best Match
Most Popular
Newest

Showing 1-50 of 78 results

  • How to Train for a 20k Bike Race

    Training for any type of bike race requires dedication and hard work. Bike races can be in excess of 200 kilometers in length (the longest stage of the 2009 Tour de France was 224k!) and cyclists...

  • How to Fix a Bicycle Wheel

    Wheels are a vital component of a bicycle. A damaged or misshapen wheel can render an otherwise healthy bike useless. Having wheels fixed professionally can be costly, and the wait time for a...

  • How to Change a Bicycle Wheel Bearing

    Bearings are small metal or ceramic balls encased within the hub at the center of a bicycle wheel. The bearings allow the hub body to rotate independently about the bicycle wheel axle. Bearings...

  • How to Train to Bike Race

    Even for those who have done it before, competing in a bike race is a daunting experience. Bike races range from short prologues of two miles or less to marathon road races, which can be over 100...

  • How to Align a Bicycle Wheel

    Bike wheels are able to take a surprising amount of abuse for their weight, but even the best wheels get knocked around a little too much. Warps, wobbles and rim dents are common results of gravel...

  • How to Increase Cycling Power

    Do you want to increase your cycling power and strength? Do you experience low back pain halfway through your ride? Do you experience a decrease in power when pedaling uphill or an overall...

  • How to Make Bicycle Panniers

    Panniers provide an effective and versatile way to carry groceries, camping gear, school books and many other necessities on your bicycle. With a little sewing know-how, you can fabricate strong...

  • How to Make Homemade Ramps

    Most grown men have fond memories of building makeshift ramps out of bricks and spare sheets of plywood abandoned in the garage. Most of those same men can surely remember the pain endured as the...

  • How to Ride a Fixed Gear Mountain Bike

    There is some confusion in the cycling world regarding fixed gear and single-speed bikes. Both of these bicycle types only have one gear, but it's important to note that a fixed gear bike does...

  • How to Install Mountain Bike Forks

    New shocks are an effective upgrade to make to your mountain bike. With the right set of tools, replacing your mountain bike's fork is a straightforward procedure that brings wide performance gains.

  • How to Dismantle a Bike

    Bicycles are marvels of modern technology; however, they all have the same basic components. Sometimes it is necessary to dismantle your bike for end-of-the-year maintenance or because you have...

  • How to Fix a Warped Bicycle Wheel

    Repairing a bent or warped bicycle rim is a great skill for any avid cyclist to have. However, if you have a rim that is severely bent, your best bet might be to take it to your trusted bike...

  • How to Install Road Bike Brakes

    Installing new road bike brakes, along with the cables and housing, can be tricky and time-consuming--but, if done too hastily or improperly, can be dangerous. Because brakes are usually made of...

  • How to Change an Inner Tube

    Many things can cause a bicycle inner tube to deflate or explode. If you are interested in bicycling, you should learn how to change an inner tube. With practice, the entire process can take less...

  • How to Ride a Bike in a City

    Riding a bike in rural or suburban areas is nowhere near as challenging as riding one among the throngs of pedestrians and cars in tightly-spaced cities. However, it can, and with increasing...

  • How to Build a Bike Rack Out of Wood

    A bike rack is not only a good way to keep your bicycles organized, but the best way to keep them safe, too. You can build your own bike rack out of wood in only a few hours.

  • How to Make a Bicycle Rack

    Most people remember the bikes they had as kids. Many of them came equipped with what is referred to as a kickstand,which allowed the bike to remain upright when it wasn't being used. However,...

  • How to Pull a Long Wheelie

    When it comes to trick-riding on a bicycle, there few moves more famous than the wheelie, and few tricks more impressive--except, perhaps, a long wheelie! This move involves not only popping the...

  • How to Make a Tandem Bike

    Tandem bicycles are a well-known and unique form of transportation. Songs like "Daisy Bell," perhaps better known as "Bicycle Built for Two," have reinforced this vehicle's place in western...

  • How to Take Your First Spinning Class

    Spinning is the perfect way to work up a sweat, build strength and endurance, burn off lots of calories and get that endorphin high. I found spinning after years of playing squash ruined my knees...

  • How to Build a Custom Bicycle

    Building a custom bicycle can be a fun and exciting way to express your own style and create a neat way to get around. Get together with friends and you can all scavenge parts to make your own...

  • How to Ride Your Bike in Rainy Weather

    Riding a bicycle in the rain is definitely not a good idea, and like riding a bicycle in any sort of weather, carries quite a few risks. However, what are you to do when you're on your way home...

  • How to Build a Bicycle Trailer

    Build a bicycle trailer with a double-ball hitch that is well-balanced. This trailer is both lightweight and simple to build. The trailer supports a small load but is more than sufficient for most...

  • How to Build a Good Bike Ramp With Dirt

    Has the bike jump at the park become a little too crowded? Perhaps it's time to make your own. You've never made a bike ramp before, and all you have available to you is...well, dirt. It turns...

  • How to Buy the Best Bike Trailer

    Don't let a having a young child stop you from enjoying time out riding your bicycle. If you have a bike trailer, you can take a very young child out for bike rides with you. It's a great way to...

  • How to Train for a Century (100 Mile Bike Ride)

    A 100-mile bike ride is called a century. While it does seem like a long ride, riding a century is a show of endurance and willpower. Doing a century will give you more power, improved health,...

  • How to Ride a Bike in Tucson

    While the weather in Tucson is awesome for bicycling, the traffic there is not. Dozens of cyclists are hit every year and it's often not their fault. You can become a seasoned desert biker,...

  • How to Assemble Your New e-Bike PowerSmart

    How to Assemble Your New e-Bike

  • How to Prepare for a Bike Race

    Your next race is coming up, and you need to prepare to perform your best. Despite your training, race-day performance can be greatly affected by your preparation the week before. Diet and...

  • How to Wheelie a Mountain Bike

    Balance is a crucial part of mountain biking, and there is no better way to achieve excellent balance then riding around on a back wheel. Not only that, it is fun and it's a fairly entertaining...

  • How to Choose a Commuting Bike

    In the United States, riding a bike to work basically means riding alongside cars. Cycling to work involves a bit more thought and consideration when it comes to selecting a bicycle at the shop....

  • How to Change the Rear Derailleur on a Bicycle

    If you're upgrading the components of your bicycle or have to repair a damaged part, changing the rear derailleur on your bike might be necessary. Here's a step-by-step guide to the process.

  • How to Ride a Bicycle Over Ice

    If you are determined to ride your bicycle come rain, hail or snow, that also means you will have to ride it over ice. Plenty of people fall on ice, even when they are not on a bicycle, so adding...

  • How to Do Stunts on a Dirt Bike

    Riding a dirt bike can be a hard skill to learning. Even after mastering the riding, performing stunts is even harder. However, stunting is an important part of dirt bike riding and it can be learned.

  • How to Compete in Tandem Cycling for the Blind

    Tandem cycling (using a 2-seat bicycle) is a popular pastime in many countries and is also a recognized international sport. It is a sport in which a blind or partially sighted person needs no...

  • How to Do Snow BMX Racing

    It doesn’t need to be a nice day in June for you to ride your bike around a racetrack. As sports tend to grow and evolve, they tend to find their way into the strangest places. In the case...

  • How to Degrease a Bicycle's Drive Train

    Bicycle chains turn black over time as the chain lube gets broken in from riding. This is natural and generally not a problem -- until it affects the performance of your bicycle. This comes in the...

  • How to Hill Climbing on a Bicycle

    Love 'em or hate 'em, hills are part of every cyclist's life. Whether you're tackling some easy rollers or doing an epic alpine ascent, there are some keys to successful hill climbing.

  • How to Use a Bike Chain Tool

    Bicycles are like most any other mode of transportation in that they need maintenance and occasionally parts need to be replaced. A bicycle's chain is no different because they break, stretch and...

  • How to Cycle Downhill

    While you may sweat, swerve and swear as you bicycle up a steep incline, once you hit the top of the hill, the rest is gravy. At least it can be, as long as you cycle downhill intelligently. You...

  • How to Cycle Uphill

    So you want to get exercise riding a bike. But after you tackle that first hill, you're likely to become discouraged and may even look to other ways to get your exercise. There are 3 factors at...

  • How to Move From a Standing Start on a Bicycle

    Cruising around on your bike is one childhood activity we take with us into adulthood. The old axiom says that once you learn to ride a bicycle you never forget how to do it. If you're new to...

  • How to Train Like Lance Armstrong

    Lance Armstrong, a household name among bicycling enthusiasts, didn't become the greatest Tour de France rider in the world by ho-hum, slap-happy training. His training methods are adaptable to...

  • How to Build a Bicycle Cargo Trailer

    If cycling is your main mode of transportation, you'll benefit from having a bicycle cargo trailer to carry your stuff around. A bicycle trailer attaches to the back of your bike and allows you to...

  • How to Find the Right Mountain Bike

    Choosing a mountain bike is more than looking at features and styles. It is as much about feel as anything. It's all about getting on and being comfortable while maintaining control. Here are some...

  • How to Remove the Rear Wheel of a Bicycle

    If you're afraid that removing the rear wheel of your bicycle will do something wacky to the chain or destroy your ability to shift gears, don't be worried. With a little know-how, almost anyone...

  • How to Fix a Flat Tire on a Bicycle

    Bike shops charge up to $20 to repair a flat bike tire. You can save yourself some dough (and the hassle of finding a bike shop) if you happen to get a flat while riding by learning how to easily...

  • How to Win a BMX Competition

    BMX is widely known around the world as one of the most intense sports sought after by the younger generation. It utiliizes specifically designed bicycles and trained riders to create an endurance...

  • How to Build a Motorcross Bike

    Motorcross is known as an X-game, as it offers extreme riding with exceptionally skilled riders in a large span of events worldwide. With the fan base and following extreme motorcross has built,...

  • How to Find a Local Bike to Work Event

    With the price of gas spiking and so many people worried about climate change and ecology, more of us might be biking to work sometime soon. Getting clued in to local biking events can be...

  • 1
  • 2

Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.   en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.

Demand Media