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  • How to Lock a Bike Seat

    A constant concern for cyclists is the security of their bike when it is parked outdoors. Many bikes have easily detachable parts, such as a wheel or the seat. Ensure that these parts will not be...

  • How to Create a Cycling Fitness Plan

    So you want to be like Lance? Like Levi? Merckx? It may not happen, but you can dominate your peleton like they crushed theirs if you follow this simple plan

  • How to Pick the Right Bicycle for your style of riding

    Cycling is a great way to improve your cardiovascular system because you are working the largest muscles in your body, your legs, and it is also very low impact. You don't have to work hard at it...

  • How to Change Wheel Skewers on Bicycles

    The skewer on a bicycle wheel is analogous to the axle on a car wheel. The wheel rotates around the skewer, and the skewer provides the point of attachment for the bicycle wheel to the bike frame....

  • How to Build a Dirt Bike Stand

    As a dirt bike owner, you'll want to take care of your bike, performing regular maintenance and cleanings after each ride. Unfortunately, many manufactured dirt bike stands are very expensive,...

  • How to Access Duck Brook Bridge Carriage Roads

    When on vacation in Bar Harbor, Maine, one thing many tourists want to do is explore the vast network of carriage roads in Acadia National park. This will show you how to access the carriage roads.

  • How to Make a Cheap Homemade Bicycle Repair Stand

    Proper bike maintenance is key to having worry-free enjoyable rides. Essential to any cyclist's toolkit is a good repair stand. Repair stands hold the bicycle at a comfortable working level, and...

  • How to Convert Downtube Shifters

    Bicycles of the 1970-1990 era had what are termed as "downtube shifters". These shifters were index style gear shifts that were located on either side of the downtube of the bicycle. To change...

  • How to Bike in New York City

    Notes from an actual biker: how to get around New York City on a bike. These are tips that are specific to New York but could be generalized for other cities.

  • How to Buy an Electric Scooter Bike

    An electric scooter bike is basically a bicycle with an electric motor and a battery that runs the motor. The battery needs to be charged after 40 miles or so, unless you have a pedal bike that...

  • How to Put Toe Cages on Bicycle Pedals

    Toe cages, also known as toe clips, have been used to improve pedaling efficiency on bicycles for more than a century. Used in concert with toe straps, these devices effectively attach your foot...

  • How to Ride a Bike Safely and Legally

    Riding a bicycle for fitness and transportation can be one of the most carefree activities available to us. The only thing keeping it from being totally carefree is safety and the law. Following...

  • How to Convince Your Wife to Ride a Bicycle with You

    Do you wish your wife would ride bikes with you? To convince a non cyclist to try the sport, you need to provide a comfortable bike and be patient. Many people have bad memories of riding bikes...

  • How to Build Garage Bicycle Racks

    If you have more than one bike, storing them can take up a lot of space. The garage is a logical place to keep your bikes, but simply leaning them against the wall not only takes up a lot of...

  • How to Build Leg Muscles with Biking

    Cyclists' legs are typically very strong, with rippling quads and chiseled calves. To power up those hills and push big gears, you need mighty leg muscles, which can be developed both on and off...

  • How to Make a Fixie Bike for Cheap

    Obviously fixies are the coolest bikes on the street right now. New ones can cost anywhere from $400 to $800, which is pretty much the cost of a real cheap car, so if you're not rich and your...

  • How to Use Bike Shoes

    To improve their cycling efficiency, many road and mountain cyclists use specialized bike shoes that clip onto their pedals. Because the shoe is firmly attached to the pedal, power is applied...

  • How to Put on a Huffy Bike Chain

    If your chain has slipped off the gears of your bike, you're stuck where you're at. But fortunately, it's a pretty easy task to put the chain back on. Huffy has been a popular bike brand, and you...

  • How to Inflate a Road Bicycle Tire

    Proper bicycle tire inflation is very important for safe and fun riding. Over inflating or under inflating a road bike tire can cause the tire to wear out prematurely, come off the rim, or even...

  • How to Clean a Viewloader Triton 2 Paintball Gun

    The Viewloader Triton 2 Paintball gun is touted as being a reliable, accurate gun for a first-time player or an experienced veteran looking for a solid back up or "knock around" gun. The Triton is...

  • How to Make an Airsoft Mortar

    Airsoft is a game of tactics and strategy as much as it is about performing well in a battle scenario. As long as you have the proper equipment, you can use your tactical skill to win battle after...

  • How to Measure a Road Bike Stem

    Bicycle fit is something that is as individual as fingerprints and can only be determined correctly with experience. Part of fitting a bicycle correctly is knowing how to measure the components to...

  • How to Adjust Mountain Bike Disc Brakes

    Mountain bike disc brakes are a relatively new and useful invention. Whereas older-style rim brakes worked well in dry conditions, in wet and muddy conditions their braking ability began to...

  • How to Build Child Bike Trailers

    Child bike trailers are a convenient and safe way to transport your child by bicycle. They not only provide more of a safety barrier and increased "wiggle room" for your youngster, but they are...

  • How to Build a Bicycle Repair Stand

    Cyclists understand the importance of keeping equipment in good working order. Taking your bike to the shop for frequent tuneups can be expensive and time consuming; consider performing standard...

  • How to Build Your Own SUV Interior Bike Rack

    Need a safe, secure way to haul around your bicycle? Want to keep your SUV clean and grease-free? An interior bike rack makes good use of the space in an SUV. Purchasing a new rack can be pricey,...

  • How to Straighten a Bent Bicycle Rim

    If you are a cyclist that rides very much at all, eventually you are going to hit a pothole, have a wreck or get a little too close to a tree and bend one of your wheels. Straightening out a bent...

  • How to Make Bicycle Fenders

    Are you a tried and trued bicycle commuter who rides in whatever weather Mother Nature throws at you? Maybe you are an avid mountain biker who rides 10 months out of the year through any...

  • How to Drive an ATV

    More than 16 million people ride ATVs in the United States on a series of homemade tracks, dirt roads, back yards and more. It is a sport that tests a persons skills, courage and quick thinking....

  • How to Commute on Your Bike

    If you're looking to save some money on gas, take in some more fresh air, get in a little better shape, or all of the above then you need to start commuting with your bicycle. You'll find that it...

  • How to Use a Presta Valve Pump

    Presta valves are a relatively new revolution in cycling. Presta valves are located in the valve stems of some mountain bike and road bike tubes. Presta valves are essentially a needle valve with...

  • How to Build a Bicycle Wheel From Scratch

    Cycling is a lifetime sport that all ages can enjoy. There is nothing more satisfying than being able to build or work on your own bike. Sometimes there is an unfortunate incident in which one or...

  • How to Use a Cadence Calculator

    A cadence calculator is used by bicyclists to calculate at what rate they should be pedaling to achieve a specific speed. Different cadence calculators can give speeds in miles per hour or...

  • How to Pick the Right Size Bicycle

    If you are planning a new bicycle purchase, it is wise to take a few moments and a few measurements to make sure that the bicycle you select is the proper size for the person who will be riding...

  • How to Change the Crank on a Spinning Bike

    Spinning bikes are refined pieces of equipment used by health clubs, gyms, and individuals for hard cycling workouts. Spinning bikes are made to take a beating; however, one area of the bike that...

  • How to Bike Safely with a "Preflight" Check

    If you want to bike safely and avoid on-road mechanical problems you should adopt the universally accepted practice of all aircraft pilots: perform an inspection checklist on your bicycle in the...

  • How to Package a Road Bicycle for Shipping

    Bikes can put up with a lot of wear and tear on the road, but that doesn't mean they can't get damaged during shipping. It's important to package your bicycle properly so that it doesn't get...

  • How to Put a New Tire on a Rim

    Most car owners can swap out a flat tire pretty easily, but are much less confident when removing old tires from rims. They shouldn't be; the process is remarkably similar and takes only a few...

  • How to Buy a Balance Bike

    A balance bike, a pedal-less bike designed for kids as young as two, can teach your child to ride easier and faster than with training wheels. Essentially, these bikes teach kids the hardest trick...

  • How to Make a Bicycle Bike Seat Post Shim Out of a Beer Can

    Need a rare size bicycle seatpost for your vintage frame rebuild? Old Peugeots, Vitus and so forth require rare seatpost diameters like 24.0mm ect.. These sizes are out of production, but no fear....

  • How to Bike in the Rain

    Hello fair-weather cyclists. Are you hiding indoors any time you see a rain cloud hovering? With a little planning and discipline you can keep riding regardless of the weather.

  • How to Stay Hydrated During a Long Bicycle Ride

    Taking a long bike ride can be an excellent way to enjoy scenic views, spend some time with friends and loved one or simply get into shape. Depending on the weather and how vigorously you ride...

  • How to Use a Bike Rack

    Having a bike rack is a great convenience when you want to take your bike to a trail, road race, on vacation or even to be repaired. There is quite a variety of racks available. Choosing the...

  • How to Catwalk on a Bike

    Doing a catwalk on a bike isn't that hard, but it does require some skill. You have to have balance and be able to pedal fast when you are performing this type of action. You should also try to do...

  • How to Remove Motorcycle Paint

    If you want to remove motorcycle paint from your motorcycle, there are a variety of products you can use. Before painting your bike, you'll have to strip off all the old paint so you can work on a...

  • How to Tighten a Chain on a 10-Speed Bike

    A sagging chain on a 10-speed bicycle can be dangerous to you when you are riding. It can get caught in your clothes, and it can even fall off gear altogether. Tightening up the chain is not a...

  • How to Position a Bicycle Saddle

    We live in an era where exercise is an everyday activity, and bicycle riding is a fun, simple way to get exercise while enjoying the great outdoors. However, having the perfectly positioned saddle...

  • How to Accessorize a Road Bike Seat Posts

    Biking has taken many forms. It still exists in its original form of pedaling for pleasure, but it has also advanced into using motors, adding more or less wheels, and bike racing. For the...

  • How to Add a Workout to Your Bike Commute

    If you commute by bike and value regular exercise, why not combine the two and get into killer shape on your way to the office? This strategy can help you be consistent with your exercise routine...

  • How to Stop Making Excuses for Not Biking to Work

    You know that commuting by bike will save you money, help the environment and keep you healthy. But still you hop in the car every morning with a long list of why biking wouldn’t work for your...

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