• December 24. 2021

For many years, most mountain bikers did not consider wheel size when buying bicycles. That's because all mountain bikes are equipped with standard 26-inch wheels. Then, two wheel sizes appeared, which surpassed the 26-inch wheels to a large extent. First appeared 29-inch wheels (29ers), and a few years later 27.5-inch (also known as 650b) wheels appeared. The size that suits you largely depends o...

• December 27. 2021

Before choosing a carbon mtb bike, consider what makes a great mountain bike. First, make sure you know what tensile strength is. The tensile strength of a carbon filament refers to the force required to break the fiber. Most high-end models have a tensile strength of 700 ksi. Next, consider the stiffness of the frame. Stiffness is rated as low, intermediate, or high. Both of these factors will im...

• January 07. 2022

There are many different types of rims available on the market today, but the 27.5er bike rim is one of the most popular. The reason for this is that this rim is just right for a lot of people. If you are not the kind of person who tends to like flashy rims, then this one is certainly right up your alley. Of course, the choice of which rim you choose is completely up to you and what your taste is....

• April 19. 2022

How should I choose a bicycle fork? Your fork connects the front wheel to your bike via a steerer tube that goes through the bike's frame headset. The steerer tube connects to your handlebar and stem, and you can then control and steer your bike. Different types of bikes require different types of forks, so choosing the right fork for your bike is important. This buying guide is designed to help y...

• May 03. 2022

Call it an adventure bike or an all-around bike if you like, but gravel bikes are designed to do it all! These all-terrain bikes can cover a variety of surfaces. So if you can take this drop bar bike anywhere, you might be wondering why a gravel bike doesn't have suspension to compensate for rough terrain. I want to know the same thing! Most gravel bikes don't have suspension because it adds weigh...