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  • Pro Team Issue Cycling Apparel: The Way to Win  By : Ben Anton
    Performing your best when cycling takes determination, training and the right cycling clothes. This article outlines the benefit of choosing high quality cycling apparel like cycling jerseys and bib shorts.
  • Bike Apparel: What New Cyclists Should Know About Choosing Cycling Clothes  By : Ben Anton
    If you have decided to start cycling, whether for fun or fitness, or are an accomplished competitive racer, this article will outline the benefits and perks of owning original pro team issue biking apparel such as bib shorts, gloves long sleeve jerseys and tights.
  • Do Cyclist Wear Wool? A helpful guide for choosing the right cycling clothing  By : Ben Anton
    Choosing cycling apparel can be overwhelming if you are new to the sport.
    This article provides helpful guidelines for choosing the right clothing that suits your riding style, distance, and climate conditions.
  • 7 Steps To Sensible Cycling  By : Colin Johnson
    So you too have been inspired by the Tour De France? Suddenly you find yourself pulling that cycle out of the garage and experiencing some fresh air! Whether you're an expert or just a beginner, take note of these seven keys to better cycling and enjoy yourself even more!
  • Training Strategies for Serious Cyclists  By : Colin Johnson
    Training is not just about getting out there on the bike. It's about organisation and planning so that you receive the maximum reward for your efforts. You need well considered strategies to achieve your goals.
  • Motorola Bluetooth Mates With Sunglasses And Cell Phones  By : Lee MacRae
    Motorola Bluetooth technology has been used to create Bluetooth enabled sunglasses and a unique hands-free Bluetooth enabled car kit that you can take with you.
  • Family Cycling Holidays in France  By : Martyn Davis
    Whether you are looking for a guided leisure cycling holiday in France or a sport cycling holiday, these can all be catered for in the incredibly beautiful countryside around France.
  • Everything about Bike Sports and Motocross  By : Craig Brett
    Motorcycle parts for street riding and Dirt Bike parts and Offroad Accessories from Scott, MSR, HJC Oneal and more.
  • Bicycles, Bikes And Cycles - How They Got Where They Are Now  By : Vin DeWolfe
    Did you know that the first bicycles did not come equipped with pedals and were manufactured of wood? They were frequently called "dandy horses", which referred to the young "dandy" men who rode them. Finally, advances were made in the design and pedal ability was born. Since those early days, cycle plans have really changed very little. Modern materials are lighter and stronger, but the idea is still the same.
  • Bicycle Designs & Styles - Choosing Commercial Or Custom-Made?  By : Vin DeWolfe
    Modern bicycles come in a variety of styles. Today, bicycles are designed with the end user in mind. There are models for adventure seekers, speed addicts, couples, kids and elderly riders too. Some energtic folks even make home-built bicycles, trikes and recumbents.
  • Bicycle Safety, Correct Equipment And Coping With Traffic Hazards  By : Vin DeWolfe
    Cyclist have to practice extreme caution while cycling. Using the proper safety equipment is the top rule. Never let children to ride without a helmet, and you ought to wear one too! Being safe on your cycle not only protects you, but others as well. Keep your eyes open and ride on!
  • Bike Repair - Common Sense Approach To Maintaining Your Bike  By : Vin DeWolfe
    Maintaining a bicycle is fairly straightforward. It requires a few tools and some attention to detail Keeping your bike clean, rust free and properly lubed and the two of you will go a long way together. Be prepared to do emergency road-side repairs though, they happen when you least expect it.
  • A Guide To Group Riding  By : Arthor Pens
    While some sports are more solitary in nature, it is common to see cyclists riding in a pack. For safety, companionship, and encouragement purposes, cyclists enjoy the company of their peers.
  • Installing A New Saddle  By : Arthor Pens
    With the excitement of trying a new saddle don’t overlook the chance to increase the joy of that first ride. Take a moment before you remove your current saddle and follow these easy steps to drastically reduce setup time.
  • Breaking In Tires And Brake Pads  By : Arthor Pens
    It is not recommended that you race or ride unusually aggressively on a new set of tires. Riding 60 to 70 miles on a set of new tires will help to wear off the protective coating exposing the sticker compound below.
  • Caring For Swiss Stop Pads  By : Arthor Pens
    Swiss Stop brake pads are different than standard brake pads. Their complex compound requires slightly different servicing and installation to ensure top performance.
  • To Rotate Or Not To Rotate  By : Arthor Pens
    Most cyclists rotate their tires once they realize the rear tire is starting to wear down. This is often after many miles on the tire and when a visible flat spot has formed.
  • All About Cornering  By : Arthor Pens
    Your center of gravity in relation to your saddle is what turns your bike. The handlebars are often labeled responsible for turning, but other than at low speeds, this is not so.
  • Proper Tire Pressure  By : Arthor Pens
    Tires are rated by their respective manufacturers for a given PSI often with a recommended and a maximum range. For the purposes of this, we’ll be touching on the maximum PSI rating only.
  • Avoiding Flats While Riding  By : Arthor Pens
    The most avoidable flat is the snake bite or pinch flat. It’s caused by not having enough air in the tire or by hitting a pot hole with insufficient PSI. In both situations the tire is deformed causing the sidewall of the rim to pinch the tube while inside the tire.
  • Installing New Road Bicycle Pedals  By : Arthor Pens
    Removing the old pedals from your crank can be easily done with either the bike on the floor or in a work stand. Pedals like the Look Keo Carbons do not accept a pedal wrench. These pedals will require an Allen key that can be placed in the spindle from the back side.
  • Installing New Bicycle Tires  By : Arthor Pens
    To install your new tires begin by deflating your current tires and removing them. If required use plastic tire levers but NEVER a metal screw driver; doing so may scar your rims.
  • Spring Training For Cyclists  By : Arthor Pens
    Are you signed up for an event you’re not ready for? Maybe your buddies are kicking your butt up the hills? Being slow is a common spring problem for riders. Likely you’ve tried to maintain a training schedule but life has got in the way over the winter months.
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