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  • Recumbent Vs. Road Bike Speed

    In the 1930's, cycling's international governing body, the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) banned recumbent bikes from competition because they gave an unfair aerodynamic advantage. Not to be...

  • Types of Bicycle Shoes

    Before 1985, everyone wore cycling shoes that fit into the cages of their "toe clips" (pictured). Nothing about these shoes actually clipped, but that wasn't confusing until the 1985 Tour de...

  • Do it Yourself Bicycle Repair

    Anyone who's spent time on a bike knows that repairs and even general maintenance can be expensive. One way to solve that problem is to be your own bike mechanic. Yet, it's important to do it...

  • How to Buy Bicycle Fenders

    Most bicycles don't come with fenders these days, but if you commute on a bike you know how important they are. Keeping dirt, mud, road salt and other grime off you and your bike will help you...

  • How to Decorate a Bicycle Basket

    Bicycling as a mode of transportation is growing in popularity, especially in light of a growing environmental consciousness. People are deciding to bike to work and to run errands instead of...

  • How to Choose a Hitch Mount Bike Rack

    Hitch mount bike racks are quite popular with sport utility vehicle, truck and van owners. They are simple to mount onto the vehicle; just slide into the hitch and secure the pin. Most hitch mount...

  • How Does a Bike Lock Work?

    A "U" bike lock, also known as a "D" bike lock because of its shape, is one method of locking up a bike. This lock bends in the shape of a "U" and fastens to a straight bar. The U-shaped curve is...

  • About Dirt Bike Safety Gear

    Operating a dirt bike takes more than just knowing how to maneuver and operate the bike--it means staying safe and preventing injury throughout the ride. Whether riding alone or with a partner, a...

  • About Bike Pedals

    Bike pedals are one of the most important parts of a bike. Though small and simple, you can't ride a bike without them. In fact, after the wheels, they could be the most important bike part you'll...

  • How Does a Bike Shoe Differ From a Running Shoe?

    Bike shoes are largely built for compatibility with clipless pedals. The majority of bike-specific shoes have an Shimano Pedaling Dynamics (SPD) or other competing device that clips into the...

  • How to Pick Sport Bike Jackets

    Because you're out in the open while riding a sport bike, your riding style, equipment and clothing choices are all on display. When it comes to sport bike jackets, you may think you have to...

  • How to Buy Gifts for Athletes

    When it’s gift-giving time, count your blessings if you’ve got an athlete on your list. You’ve got loads of sporty options. Here are a few starters.

  • How to Buy a Leather Tool Bag for Your Motorcycle

    Motorcycle riders often discover that a leather tool bag or pouch can be a helpful, handy and attractive accessory. Parts can rattle loose on your bike and saddlebags fill up quickly, especially...

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