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  • How to Find Cheap Outdoor Gear on the Internet

    Outdoor gear can can be very expensive. Whether its skiing, hiking, mountain biking, hunting, or fishing, you can find deals on all the gear you need right online. You just need to know where to...

  • How to ride your bike comfortably in the Winter

    The bike doesn’t have to be banished to the trainer when the snow flies. With a few modifications and the right clothing you can ride all winter long. I don’t have a car so I commute by bike all...

  • How to Compare Mountain Biking Shoes

    Choosing the right pair of shoes is extremely important to making the most out of your ride, putting the most power through your pedals and your enjoyment of the sport. Shoes come in many shapes,...

  • Bicycle Frame Size Definition

    Bicycle frame sizes are often confusing. They can be sized in either the imperial or metric system and sometimes neither depending on the bike. Also misunderstood: Just what part of the bicycle is...

  • Titanium Vs. Carbon Fiber Mountain Bikes

    Of the many materials used to build mountain bike frames, titanium and carbon fiber are the two most expensive. While both are associated with high quality, their performance differs.

  • How to Remove a Stuck or Rusted Bicycle Seatpost

    If you've ever done any work on old bicycles, then you know seatposts can be notoriously difficult to remove. Sometimes the post gets rusted in place, sometimes they just get jammed from having...

  • Hybrid Vs. Mountain Bike Tires

    There are an overwhelming number of choices in bicycle tire styles. Categorizing the types of tires can help with the decision-making process, and determining what kind of riding you will be...

  • Comfort Bike Vs. Mountain Bike

    Bicycles come in a variety of styles to accommodate different riding styles, conditions and preferences. Finding the right bike that fits you and your riding needs will enhance your cycling...

  • Bike Carrier Instructions

    Bicycle carriers are simple devices used to transport a pedal bike on the top or back of a motor vehicle. A variety of manufacturers produce a bevy of different carrier models, but assembling and...

  • What Type of Pedals Should I Get for a Mountain Bike?

    When it comes to mountain biking there are two popular types of pedals: clipless and platform pedals. Each pedal offers advantages and disadvantages and will appeal to a different type of rider....

  • How to Build a Downhill Bike

    Building your own bike rewards you with a sense of pride. Every time you ride your bike, you will remember that you put the parts together and took the bike for its very first ride. Building a...

  • How Do I Raise the Handlebars on My Huffy Mountain Bike?

    Handlebar adjustment is a simple process that will improve your riding efficiency and comfort. Knowledge of handlebar adjustments are essential for even the casual cyclist. Huffy bicycles have the...

  • Tube Vs. Tubeless Mountain Bike Tires

    Your tires receive more wear and tear than many other parts of your mountain bike. Tubeless tires hit the market in 2000 and tubeless kits followed shortly after. Knowing the benefits of both...

  • How to Adjust Your Rear Derailleur for an Index Shifter

    If your have problems with your chain jumping between rear cogs, it is likely that your rear derailleur needs adjustment. However, getting a rear derailleur adjusted to shift correctly with an...

  • How to Adjust The Gears On a Multi-Speed Bicycle

    Does your bike make a racket when you ride it? Do the gears not change, or don't change correctly? Chances are your bike is just fine, it just needs adjustment. The gears of a bicycle are changed...

  • How to Correctly Wear a Bicycle Helmet

    Getting ready for a bike ride? Whether you are just going around the block or out for a 20 miler, wearing a helmet is a safe, easy and smart thing to do!

  • How to Change Your Bicycle Saddle

    Somehow, as we get older, our bicycle saddles get harder. It’s extremely easy to swap your old bicycle saddle for a new one – and it’s amazing how soft and squishy they make saddles now. Or...

  • How to Remove a Freewheel With No Removal Tool Option

    Often freewheels on cheap mass-manufactured bicycles do not have notches and so do not allow a freewheel removal tool to engage. It is still possible to get the freewheel off. Doing so will,...

  • How to Set The Seat Height On Your Bike

    Having the correct seat height is extremely important when riding a bike, especially when you plan to go on long rides. An incorrect seat height can cause knee and back problems. There are a few...

  • Bicycle Repair Maintenance

    Bicycle-repair maintenance is an important aspect of owning a bike, since you rely on your bicycle to move smoothly and safely. Three important aspects of bicycle maintenance have to do with the...

  • How to Repair a Mountain Bicycle

    As a mountain biker, it's important to have some understanding of the inner workings of the bike. The vast majority of problems you'll encounter with your bicycle will occur while you're on the...

  • How to Change the Oil in Manitou Suspension Forks

    Oil in Manitou suspension forks provides a cushion as well as a bit of resistance when the rider hits a bump. Changing the oil in a Manitou suspension fork is part of regular maintenance on a bike...

  • How to Make Your Own Bike Trailer

    Bicycle trailers are a convenient and safe way to transport items by bicycle. They not only provide more of a safety barrier, but they are also safer for the rider, as the handling characteristics...

  • How to Make a Branding Iron

    Branding irons offer you a unique way to personalize everything from steak to leather crafts to wood. When you learn to make a branding iron, you not only create your own personal imprint, but you...

  • DIY Electric Bike

    There are many ways to modify a typical road or mountain bike to drive itself with the aid of electric battery power. You can go green and save green at the same time since it costs a lot less to...

  • How to Fill Calipers on a Mountain Bike

    The brakes on your mountain bike need to be maintained and serviced much like the brakes on your car. At least once a year, you should bleed and fill the calipers on your mountain bike to keep the...

  • How to Measure the Size of a Bicycle Chain

    Bicycle chains come in several different sizes, like 1/2"x1/8", 1/2x3/32", etc. It is comprised of outer plates, inner plates, and rivets that hold the plates together and supports...

  • How a Hand Air Pump Works

    A hand pump is a device where the operator uses his own force to push, or pump, air into a tire. There are various types of hand pumps that can pump both water and air. Hand air pumps are...

  • Mountain Bike Tire Information

    Mountain biking is a great way to get exercise and to enjoy the great outdoors. There are many different kinds of terrain and conditions to contend with on the trail, and your bike's tires are...

  • How to Replace a Bicycle Grip Shift Cable

    If years of use or just some hard riding have your bike in need of a new grip shift cable. Replacing a grip shift cable is a job that anyone with the ability to use a wrench can perform. Handling...

  • Bicycle Inner Tube Repair Instructions

    You should always carry a spare inner tube with you when biking in the backcountry, not for your average puncture, which you can easily repair, but in case the whole inner tube gets ripped. A...

  • How to Make a Light for a Bike

    Cycling is a fun, lifetime sport that is low impact and can provide sensible transportation at the same time. If you decide to use your bike to commute, there may be times when you need to ride...

  • How to Get The Right Tools to Fix a Bike

    Fixing a bike is not rocket science. Often the challenge is merely to get the right bicycle tools, but where to begin?

  • How to Remove Rust from the Freewheel of a Bike

    Removing rust from the cogs of the a bike's freewheel is probably one of the most challenging places of rust removal as it is generally a bad idea to soak it in rust remover.

  • How to Patch a Bike Tube

    A bike tube tire repair will cost around $15 at a bike shop. However you don't need to change the bike tube every time you get a flat! You can patch your bike tube and reuse it. A pack of 6 bike...

  • How to Make Your Own Studded Bike Tires

    For many people living in the northern part of the United States, the use of studded tires on their vehicles in the winter is essential. But not many people use studded tires on their bicycles for...

  • Homemade Bicycle Baskets

    Whether you bike for recreation or just to get around, bike baskets can help you get your stuff where you are going. Good quality panniers, racks and baskets can be expensive and may not meet your...

  • DIY Studded Bike Tires

    Studded mountain bike tires enable cycling on icy or snow-packed terrain. Commercially made studded tires cost as much as $95 each, but a homemade version can be made in a few minutes for around...

  • How to Fill Manitou Shocks

    Filling Manitou shocks with oil is part of regular maintenance on a bike and can easily be performed by the owner at an in-home shop or in a garage. The key to the entire process is to make sure...

  • How to Repair a Flat Tire On a Mountain Bike

    The most common repair a rider will do is fix a flat tire. On the trail or on the road a flat will take all the fun out of riding. Here is a step by step instruction that will help you learn how...

  • How to Choose An Indoor Bicycle Trainer

    Indoor bicycle trainers are great for training during the winter, plus they can double as an indoor cardio bike. For those of you in the market to purchase one below are a few guidelines to look...

  • The Importance of Bike Helmets

    A bicycle helmet, when properly secured and fitted, can effectively protect your head in a crash. Seen by most as an afterthought, a helmet can help prevent severe trauma--or worse.

  • How to Make a Steel Bike Rack

    A simple bike rack will help keep the kids bikes out of the grass and away from the back of your car.

  • How to Mountain Bike Up Hill

    This article will explain some of the steps of changing gears while mountain biking and some tips on how to make it up some aggressive hills.

  • How to Change Brake Blocks

    The brake blocks on your bicycle with hand brakes will need changing periodically. Normal wear and tear will cause the brake block to wear down, and you want to make checking them a part of your...

  • Proper Dirt Bike Gear for Kids

    Although it might seem like a dangerous proposition for parents to let their kids get involved with dirt bike riding, the use of proper safety equipment can minimize risks. Along with basics such...

  • Rear Derailleur Maintenance

    Your multispeed bike has one key component for shifting gears, and that's called a rear derailleur. It is a set of pulleys, wheels and springs that will accept inputs from your shift lever, via...

  • Bicycle Lighting Requirements

    Road bikes typically have many reflectors and lights because these bikes are often used to ride down busy roads that have a lot of traffic. Learn about halogen and lead lamps for bikes with help...

  • How to Change the Handlebars on a Bicycle

    When changing the handlebars on a bicycle, it's important to figure out what riding style the new handlebars will assist, as different handlebars fit different styles. Find out how to remove and...

  • How to Straighten a Bicycle Wheel

    The best way to straighten a bicycle wheel is on a truing standing, but this can also be done using a bicycle's brake pads. Learn about tightening or loosening a tire based on which side it is...

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