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  • How to Hop Over Obstacles While Riding a Bike

    Tree roots and logs are some of the most common hurdles you will encounter off-road and in rural areas. With practice, you can learn how to hop over these obstacles without getting off your bike.

  • How to Donate a Bicycle to Charity

    Donating a bicycle can light up the life of a child or adult, depending on the charitable organization you decide to donate to. There are a variety of international, national and local bicycle...

  • How to Patch a Bicycle Flat

    If you're like me, you don't think about what can go wrong with your bike until it happens. It took a year for me to get my first flat, and when I did, I was baffled as to what to do. Luckily, my...

  • How to Repair a Damaged Inner Tube of a Bike Tire

    A bike wheel has an inner tube full of air. If you get a puncture, you'll have to replace or repair this tube with a puncture repair kit. Learning how to repair a puncture in a bike wheel will...

  • Bike Trail Safety

    The increasing growth and popularity of bike trails have brought with them an increase of potentially hazardous situations. Most of these situations can be avoided by understanding and observing a...

  • How to Teach Your Child to Master Bicycle Riding

    Learning how to ride a bike maybe simple for some and challenging to other, but when it's learned at a young age it instills courage and bravery that can go a long long way

  • Bike Rack Options for Trucks

    There are a variety of bike rack options that primarily depend on your truck's configuration, whether it is a flatbed, SUV, or Jeep. Nonetheless, you can divide the various bike rack options into...

  • 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 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...

  • What Are the Benefits of Single Speed Training on the Bike?

    Bikes with only one gear are gaining popularity among cycling iconoclasts and urban biking hipsters, but even traditional spandex enthusiasts can improve their cycling speed by training on a...

  • Bike & Helmet Safety

    Mandatory state helmet laws and greater parental and child bike-safety awareness has reduced head injuries by 85 percent since the 1990s. Wearing the correct-size helmet and following standard...

  • Bike Riding Safety

    Riding a bicycle can be a fun way to exercise or get one from one part of town to another without wasting gas. Be aware of your surroundings when riding; always keep in mind that riding on a road...

  • 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,...

  • 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,...

  • Bike Riding As a Weight Loss Exercise

    Riding a bike is an excellent weight loss exercise because it burns a similar number of calories per hour as jogging, without the joint stress. Depending on a number of factors, including your...

  • How to Ditch The Car and Commute Via Bicycle

    A few months ago I decided that I wanted to stop driving to work and start riding a bike to commute. I told my wife of what I wanted to do and she said if I could commit to ride 3 days a week she...

  • How to Do a Track Stand On a Fixed Gear Track Bike in 7 Easy Steps

    Track standing is easy. With practice, anyone can do it. Yes, that means you. Track stands can be seen in Velodrome match sprint races but it’s useful for street riding too. I ride all day in...

  • How to Tell a Bike's Frame Size

    It's easy to tell a bike's frame size if you are buying one new from the store because it's either printed on the tag or you can ask a sales person. If you are buying a used bike, it's up to you...

  • How to Make a Mountain Bike Trail

    Building your own mountain bike trail is a very rewarding process. Not only will you enjoy the satisfaction of working with your hands, you will have created a quick getaway to pursue your true...

  • 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 Maintenance Your Bicycle

    Regular maintenance will prolong the life of your bike and can prevent mishaps on the road.You can make most adjustments yourself. To minimize problems and to ensure safety,regularly perform the...

  • 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.

  • 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...

  • Difference Between a Recumbent & an Upright Bike

    Recumbent bicycles have developed a following among recreational cyclists. Cyclists who have gained the most from the modern recumbent bike (or "bent") are those who find upright 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...

  • Folding Bikes Reviews

    Folding bikes are great for a couple of different uses. One is when you take a car trip with a bicycle, and don't want to install a bike rack or have to rent a bicycle. Then there are commuters...

  • 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 Add a Bike Rack to a Travel Trailer

    When towing a travel trailer there is little room to bring your family's bicycles. However, there are two types of bike racks made for travel trailers. Ladder-mounted bike racks commonly carry two...

  • 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 to Build a Fixie or a Single Speed Bicycle

    Cycling’ s popularity is at an all time high due to a number of factors. Personal health and fitness, the poor economy and environmental awareness all play a role. The main reason for recreational...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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 Build a Mountain Bike Frame

    Mountain biking is an exciting sport that provides hours of enjoyment and exercise. The initial investment of mountain biking can be quite substantial, as buying a quality bike can cost quite a...

  • 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...

  • How to Build Mountain Bike Halogen Lights

    Mountain biking is a fun, low-impact activity that also can provide sensible transportation. Using a bike to commute or take night trail rides could present the need for a light -- to see and 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...

  • How to Buy The Right Bicycle Tire and Tubes For Your Bike

    One of the most common things to replace on a bicycle is the bicycle tires or the bicycle tubes. Generally the bicycle tubes will be replaced much more often than the bicycle tires, as bicycle...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • Dirt Bike Safety Tips

    Dirt bike riding is an exciting pastime, but it can also be dangerous for inexperienced riders. People jump on their dirt bikes ready to go, without knowing proper safety tips. It is important...

  • 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...

  • 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 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...

  • Schwinn Bicycle Maintenance

    When you buy a Schwinn, you are buying a quality bicycle. Even if you buy a nice bike, however, you will still need to maintain and take care of it or the value of your purchase is pointless....

  • How Many Calories Does Biking Burn

    According to Everydayhealth.com, a cyclist burns about 5.5 calories per hour per pound of body weight riding between 16 and 20 mph. Riding between 12 and 14 mph burns about 3.6 calories per mile...

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