Bicycles are made up of many parts that work best and last longest when properly lubed. Below, we explain what’s involved. Lubricants & Grease The lubricant used the most is a liquid lube, which we sell in small drip and spray containers. We recommend purchasing our cycling-specific lubes because they’re perfectly formulated for your two-wheeler.… Continue reading Bicycle Lubrication
Credit: Courtesy of Bicycling Magazine If it’s threaded, grease it You can’t properly adjust a bicycle that is dirty and not lubricated Check tire pressure before every ride, especially if you’re running tubeless. The three most important tools to have on a ride: a multitool with a chain breaker, a pump or CO2, and a… Continue reading Rich’s Tech Tips
Riding is more fun when you ride with others! There’s no better source of motivation, knowledge, and camaraderie than your fellow riders. However, the prospect of joining a ride for the first time can be intimidating. Worried that you might not know “the rules” of the cycling group ride? Looking for group bike rides in… Continue reading Group Bike Ride Etiquette
Incorrect quick-release use is dangerous because these mechanisms hold the wheels in place. The most common mistake is simply turning the lever like a nut until the wheel seems tight. Used this way the lever and wheel can loosen as you ride leading to catastrophe. Please contact us if you’re still unsure how to use… Continue reading How To Use Quick Releases Correctly
