What’s the fastest tyre size for mountain biking? 2.3in, 2.6in and 2.8in tyres tested against the clock By Seb Stott December 18, 2018 at 12:00 pm This article contains paid-for product placement by Hunt Wheels. Plus-size tyres (2.8–3.0in wide) were hailed by many as the future of mountain biking. They were claimed to have more grip, […]
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Top 5 most confusing topics in cycling The world of bikes is sometimes a confusing one, with more new standards and theories than even the most tech focussed rider can keep up with By Alex Evans February 18, 2019 at 4:45 pm The world of bikes is sometimes a confusing one, with more new standards
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Bicycle helmet safety tips for kids by Steven M. Gursten Learn the proper fit, position and regulations for helmets — and tips to prevent traumatic brain injury when bike accidents occur As a parent, I know how difficult it can be to convince your kids to wear that bicycle helmet. Sometimes kids don’t
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Does a bicyclist have to obey the same traffic laws as a motorist? by Steven M. Gursten During National Bike Month in May, learn about bicycle traffic laws in Michigan and important safety tips Spring is finally here, and that means more people getting some sunshine and going on bike rides to have
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Using bike hand signals can prevent bike-car accidents by Steven M. Gursten Learn the basic bicycle hand signals to protect yourself and helping drivers understand your next move Rule No. 1 is wearing your helmet, and it’s one of the best things you can do while riding your bicycle. But what is Rule No.
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The top 10 hills for cycling in Toronto By Derek Flack biogTO Toronto has a surprising number of climbs that will test the mettle of all but the most fit cyclists out there. While none of them extend much beyond a kilometre, there’s some lactic-acid inducing gradients out there that will make enthusiast riders
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