Most of us have road bikes because we like the speed, beauty and drive more on paved roads. Occasionally though the opportunity for touring arrives and we don’t want to miss out on the experience. Then you are wondering “can I use a road bike for touring?” In this article, your question will be answered …
Can I Use a Road Bike for Touring? (Quick Guide!) + Tips Read More »
It is undeniable that cycling can take a toll on your body; it can cause sore muscles, chafing, etc. The best way to avoid these is to ensure that your bike is well suited to your body’s needs and is as comfortable as possible. A key thing in ensuring your comfort is the bike seat. …
Are Gel Bike Seats Any Good? (The Truth!) + More Read More »
Compact cranksets are road bike cranks that come with smaller chainrings that make pedaling easier.There are many benefits of this crankset over the others. We’ll be discussing these benefits in this article and also mention the downsides of using them. Most importantly, we’ll be answering the question that is foremost on your mind. Do pros …
Over time, bike riders always try to find a way to make riding an easy and pleasurable experience, not a struggle. That is why discussions about the effect of a bicycle’s crankset weight have always been a matter of interest to bike riders. The crankset processes a majority of the energy needed to power a …
Does Crank Weight Really Matter? What Nobody Tells You! Read More »
As enjoyable as cycling is, getting into cycling requires more than just buying a bike and pedaling. You need a comfortable bike that you’ll be spending hours on. Many people prefer to go for the usual Road bikes. But there is quite a segment of cyclists who prefer Hybrids over road bikes. So what is …
Is a Road Bike Easier to Ride than a Hybrid? (Explained!) Read More »
Cranksets come with specific chainring sizes so you know what you’re getting when you buy a standard, compact, or semi-compact crankset. This however doesn’t mean you need to stick to these chainrings forever. You can modify your cranksets and combine chainring sizes from different crankset types to suit your needs. In this article, we’ll be …
Can You Run 53/36, 52/34, 53/34 Chainrings? (Pros & Cons) Read More »
