I. What are Tubeless Tires? Tubeless tires are a type of tire that does not require an inner tube to hold the air pressure. Instead, the tire itself forms an airtight seal with the rim of the wheel, allowing the tire to hold air without the need for a separate tube. Tubeless tires are commonly … Read more
I. What is a Degreaser? A degreaser is a cleaning agent specifically designed to remove grease, oil, dirt, and grime from various surfaces. Degreasers come in various forms, including liquid, spray, gel, and foam, and are commonly used in automotive, industrial, and household cleaning applications. In the context of bicycle maintenance, a degreaser is an … Read more
What is a handcycle race? A handcycle race is a competitive event where athletes use a hand-operated cycle to race against each other. Handcycles are specifically designed for individuals with lower body disabilities who are unable to ride a traditional bicycle. These races can take place on various terrains, including roads, tracks, and trails, and … Read more
I. What is a Di2 Junction Box? A Di2 Junction Box is a component used in electronic shifting systems for bicycles. Specifically designed for Shimano’s Di2 (Digital Integrated Intelligence) electronic shifting system, the Junction Box serves as a central hub for connecting various components of the system, such as shifters, derailleurs, and battery. II. How … Read more
I. What are Reflective Bands? Reflective bands are strips of material that are designed to reflect light, making the wearer more visible in low light conditions. They are commonly used by cyclists, runners, and construction workers to increase their visibility and safety when out on the road. Reflective bands are typically made from a highly … Read more
What is a repair stand? A repair stand is a tool used by cyclists, mechanics, and hobbyists to elevate a bicycle off the ground for easy access and maintenance. It typically consists of a sturdy base, an adjustable clamp to hold the bike securely in place, and adjustable height settings to accommodate different types of … Read more
I. What is Artistic Cycling? Artistic cycling is a unique and visually captivating sport that combines elements of gymnastics, dance, and acrobatics on specialized bicycles. Athletes perform intricate routines on fixed-gear bicycles, showcasing their balance, strength, flexibility, and creativity. The sport originated in Europe in the late 19th century and has since gained popularity worldwide. … Read more
I. What is a Stoppie? A stoppie, also known as a nose wheelie or endo, is a motorcycle stunt where the rider lifts the rear wheel off the ground and balances on the front wheel while coming to a stop. This maneuver is achieved by applying the front brake hard and shifting the rider’s weight … Read more
What is a Pump Track Bike? A pump track bike is a specialized type of bicycle designed for use on pump tracks. Pump tracks are a type of cycling facility that consists of a series of rollers, berms, and jumps that riders can navigate by pumping their bodies and using momentum to maintain speed. Pump … Read more
I. What is Cadence Management? Cadence management refers to the practice of controlling and optimizing the speed at which a cyclist pedals. It is a crucial aspect of cycling performance as it directly impacts the rider’s efficiency, power output, and overall endurance. Cadence is measured in revolutions per minute (RPM) and is often considered one … Read more