Picture this: You are wearing a helmet and have your elbows and knees covered with guards. You’re wearing full armor like the Darth Vader of cycling. You’re sweating down the road like a true cycling ...

If you are just being introduced to the word “Cleats” allow us to explain that A bicycle cleat is a tiny, triangular wedge made of metal or plastic that is affixed to the bottom of a cyclist’s shoe.

One thing all of us cyclists dread is a tire that won’t inflate. It certainly can put a dread on our plans. The most common reason for a tire that won’t inflate is a puncture. There are many sharp ...

Chain breaks are the most common form of mechanical failure faced by many cyclists. Your chain can break due to many reasons including Wear and Tear, An Impact, or even Improper Maintenance. Chain ...

As professionals at Ridley embarked on a new journey to redefine their time trial bike, they set themselves up with a new challenging goal. The task? Well, it was clearly to reduce drag and increase ...

Riding on rocky roads with the wrong tire size is not only uncomfortable but also very dangerous. You can be knocked out within seconds of starting out your ride since the wrong tire size will not ...

The Samurai is, of course, an upside-down fork in true Intend fashion. With a claimed weight of 1,405g, the Samurai CC claims to be the World’s Lightest 120mm Travel Fork thanks to its brace-less ...

Bike-sharing systems have gained popularity in recent years, popping up in places all around the globe. More and more individuals are choosing to take advantage of shared bicycles for their daily ...

Have you hopped on your bike? ready to enjoy another day of cruising along the coasts but your bike seat refuses to stay put? It keeps tilting and shifting only resulting in an uncomfortable ride.

It is a well-known fact that women have been breaking barriers and shattering records since the dawn of time, this shows that they can conquer almost everything that comes their way. We can see ...

So you are wondering if you can put 29-inch wheels on your 700c bike? Well, there is some good news in store for you! YES! you can put 29-inch wheels on a 700c bike. Ask the famous Canadian mountain ...

If your bike tire keeps popping, it is because of an underlying problem. Other than the ones I have already mentioned above. Understanding the problem as soon as possible and fixing it on time can ...