Biking in Wind: How Much is Too Much?
Wind speeds above 15-20 mph, especially with strong gusts or crosswinds, can compromise rider safety and control, becoming hazardous above 25-30 mph f...
By Jordan
Category: Cycling Safety
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Cycling in the Rain: Risks, Gear, Techniques, and Safety Tips
Cycling in the rain can be safe with proper preparation, essential equipment, and cautious riding techniques, though it inherently carries increased r...
By Hart
Bike Reflectors: How They Work, Their Limitations, and Enhancing Night Visibility
Yes, bike reflectors work at night by retroreflecting external light, providing passive visibility, but they are most effective when combined with act...
By Jordan
Group Cycling: Regulations, Safety, and Etiquette
There is no universal maximum number of cyclists allowed in a group; regulations vary significantly by local jurisdiction, often focusing more on safe...
By Hart
Night Cycling: Benefits, Risks, Essential Gear, and Safety Practices
Biking at night is acceptable and rewarding when prioritizing safety through proper equipment, strategic route planning, and heightened situational aw...
By Jordan
Cycling in Crosswinds: Techniques for Stability, Control, and Safety
Cycling safely in crosswinds requires understanding aerodynamic challenges, lowering your center of gravity, maintaining a flexible grip, leaning into...
By Jordan
Cycling Safety: The Science of Bike Color, Visibility, and Comprehensive Strategies
While no single bike color guarantees absolute safety, fluorescent yellows, greens, and oranges are generally considered safest due to enhanced daytim...
By Hart
