Showing posts with label bicycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bicycle. Show all posts
Monday, May 23, 2011
Cassette Sprocket Maintenance Tips
At some time in the life of your cycle your going to have to change the cassette, you can take it to the bike shop, but its better you learn you to do it your self
Replacing a cassette is not a difficult job, but there can be a couple of problems you could come up against if you decide to take on the job yourself.
The Right Tools For The Job
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Saturday, May 21, 2011
Buy A Classic Bicycle Tips
Classic and retro bicycles are in huge demand in the present day – just have a look at the listings on eBay and you will see it for yourself. There are lots of benefits to purchasing a vintage bike over a model new one. For starters, you are doing all your half to assist recycle and not create new waste. You may also get really lovely bikes for a fraction of the price of a new one. If an older bike appeals to you, it’s vital that you simply be certain it is in good working situation and that it is value what the vendor is asking for it.
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Friday, May 20, 2011
Fixie Braking Technique
Since fixie braking is more involved, you'll need to remain extremely aware of your surroundings. Constantly scanning the road for hazards is ideal while riding through traffic, but you'll have it a little easier while practicing. Try to define an ideal stopping point in your practice area by setting up goal markers like traffic cones. With a definitive "red zone" to work with, you'll be able to practice stopping short of (or even skidding around) obstacles.
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