Grips are hardly the most exciting part of a bike, but they’re perhaps the most overlooked source of (dis)comfort. The best grips will: The more weight your hands support, the…
Category: Gear & Guides
Are Road Bikes Hard To Ride? – 5 Things New Cyclists Need To Know
So, you’re ready to get some exercise, or explore your area, or simply get around town. And you see lots of folks in your area on road bikes, so they…
Folding Bike Disadvantages: 8 Reasons To Think Twice (Plus 3 Alternatives)
What makes folding bikes perfect for some folks makes them a pain for others. Some downsides are obvious on paper, whereas others only emerge after you’ve lived with one for…
The Best Time To Buy A Bicycle (What You Need To Know)
Patience pays when you’re buying bicycles. Over the years, I’ve personally saved thousands just by shopping slightly out of season. There’s no single industry-wide sale date, but discount are still…
Should You Buy A Bike From Target? (You Need To Know This First)
Bicycles keep on getting more expensive. For a lot folks, it’s becoming a genuine obstacle to riding. If you’re trying to save on a bike, then you’ve probably noticed Target’s…
Are Tern Bikes Good? (Answered!)
Tern is one of the most popular folding bike brands on the market. You’ll see them in almost every corner of the world. They make a wide range of folding…
The Most Stylish Rain Jackets For Urban Cycling (Men’s Picks)
Rain poses a dilemma if you like to commute in everyday clothing. On the one hand, you don’t want to show up at your destination looking like a mountaineer or…
Here’s Why Your Bike Feels Slow (And What To Do About It)
A slow-feeling bike is endlessly frustrating. You might perceive it as a “mushy” pedaling feel, or your usual gear feeling wrong, or like battling a headwind that isn’t there. Whatever…
Your Kick Scooter Questions Answered (Newbie-Friendly!)
If you’re thinking about picking up a kick scooter, you might wonder what they’re actually like to own and use. After all, they’re still a bit uncommon for adults—although that…
Why Commuter Bikes Rarely Have Suspension (Explained For Beginners)
People commute on many different types of bicycles. Some have suspension, but the vast majority do not. Most commutes are on paved routes, which are smoother enough that suspension doesn’t…