When it comes to rims for tubeless tires, there are two different options, namely tubeless (without nipple holes) and tubeless-ready (with nipple h...
What does 3K,12K and UD mean?
Uni-Directional (UD), 3K, and 12K are three different weaving styles of carbon fibers commonly utilized in the produc...
Looking to participate in the Enduro race but don't know where to start? This article has got you covered! Discover everything you need to know before your first Enduro race, from what it is, the type of bike you need, and the gear you should bring with you. Get ready to enhance your body fitness and have fun competing with professional riders in this thrilling long mountain bike race.
In July, the world of cycling turns yellow. Do you know why? Those who are passionate about this sport will surely know why, while if you are not a...
Buying a new bike is a special day in the life of any bike enthusiast. Although it is very easy to get your bike in the local bike shop or even ord...
Gravel riding is sexy these days – so says an old roadie who was a teenager in Central Africa. He said, “Gravel wasn’t so fashionable in the Fiftie...
Online shopping has come far from being an emerging trend to predominant behavior for netizens. The booming digital market and the cacophony of buy...
It’s no longer a new thing seeing disc-brake bikes on a ride in different terrains, unlike the standard way where the brakes are primarily used for...
When choosing the best type of wheels for your bike, you need to consider factors such as the terrain you usually ride your bike on, your budget, the type of bike riding you do and your personal preference.
Let’s go over the differences between carbon fiber and aluminum wheelsets and their advantages and disadvantages to help you decide which would fit your bike better.
Let’s go over the differences between carbon fiber and aluminum wheelsets and their advantages and disadvantages to help you decide which would fit your bike better.
You should understand that any bike race can be a daunting experience, let alone your first. Your preparation can be excellent, but you'll need to take some essentials with you to make sure you’re on the start line. In this article, we will be exploring kit bag essentials, some pro tips, and extras you can take along with you.
1) Wear a protective helmet. Cycling is beautiful but also dangerous. The first piece of advice a neophyte should dare is to buy a helmet. They exi...