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Mark Ceccarelli is both the founder and president of The Competitive Edge Cyclery located in both Rancho Cucamonga and Upland, California. The Competitive Edge Cyclery specializes in...read more
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"Hi, I'm Mark, I'm here with Expert Village at the Competitive Edge Cycler in Upton to explain how to buy a quality bike from a bike shop. After buying your bike, it is very important to carry a pump and an emergency kit with you. That way if you're out there on the trail or on the road and you do experience a flat, you're able to take care of it and pump it up. Two different styles of pumps. You're going to have a pump like this which will mount on the bike and this is good for emergencies. The other thing you want to have is a nice floor pump. Floor pumps, a good quality one will have a gauge on it which has the pressure which indicates, on your tire you'll have a number on there and it tells you how much PSI to put into the tire. A good thing to have. Seven to ten strokes generally and you'll have enough pressure in your tires."
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