Browsing all articles filed under the "Cycling" category.
Choosing bike gears effectively involves understanding your bike's drivetrain, optimizing cadence, anticipating terrain changes, and avoiding common m...
By Jordan
Fixed-gear bicycles can achieve high speeds on flat terrain with a strong, high-cadence rider, though their single-gear mechanism limits versatility a...
By Jordan
To downshift on a bicycle, you move the chain to a smaller chainring at the front or a larger cog at the rear, which effectively reduces your pedaling...
By Hart
In bicycles, "26 in" refers to the nominal diameter of the wheel, historically a dominant standard for mountain and utility bikes, correspon...
By Jordan
Bike pedals do not universally fit all bikes; while most modern adult bikes use a 9/16" x 20 TPI standard, smaller 1/2" TPI threads are foun...
By Alex
Choosing a road bike wheel involves balancing factors like material, rim depth, weight, braking system, and tire compatibility to match your riding st...
By Hart
Adjusting Look KEO pedals primarily involves optimizing cleat position (fore/aft, lateral, and rotational) and fine-tuning pedal spring tension to enh...
By Alex
To effectively shift on hills, anticipate the incline, pre-emptively select an easier gear by shifting the rear derailleur to a larger cog, and if nec...
By Alex
The most commonly adopted tire size for gravel bikes is 700c with a width typically ranging from 40mm to 45mm, offering an optimal balance for various...
By Alex
