6 of the Best Mountain Biking Chamois You Can Find
The best mountain bike chamois offer extra support and cushioning, allowing you to stay mobile for longer. We look at the top six models available.
The best mountain bike chamois offer extra support and cushioning, allowing you to stay mobile for longer. We look at the top six models available.
If you’re stuck deciding between a touring bike and a road bike, we’ll explain the key differences, which is faster, and how to choose between the two.
A smaller bike frame can provide some benefits in performance and handling, but if it becomes too small you begin to lose those advantages.
Everything you need to know about bike touring: How to prepare physically and mentally, how to pack, and the best places to tour around.
If your job requires you to wear a suit, cycling to work may seem like a challenge. How do bike commuters get to work without showing up in a sweaty or dirty suit?
If you’re having trouble deciding between a road bike and a mountain bike, take a moment with us to compare their differences, pros and cons.
If your back, shoulders, or wrists ache after a ride, that could be a sign that your bicycle frame is too big.
If you run out of chain lube, can you use a different oil? Before grabbing the WD40 or cooking oil, take a closer look at the types of oil you can use on a bike chain.
Can you hang a bike by its wheel without causing damage? The rise of bike theft and decline of storage space have many cyclists pondering this question.
We tracked down the best headphones for cycling in each of three categories: bone conduction, wire-connected wireless earphones, and wireless earbuds.
Battery voltage is a key factor in choosing an e-bike, so we’ll help you decide between a 36-volt or 48-volt e-bike.
You can use duct tape in a pinch, but rubber cement provides the best way to patch a bike tube using household items.
An iPhone can do everything a bike computer does and adds some convenience, but it comes with downsides such as battery drain, less weatherproofing and questionable durability.
Whether you’re looking to re-paint or simply love the look of bare aluminum, we’ll show you the best ways to strip the paint of your aluminum bike frame.
If rust is accumulating on your bike’s disc brakes, try to remove it as soon as possible because it will corrode the metal over time.
They aren’t quite tattoos, but bike stickers can cause regret. Whether they’re your own or inherited with a used bike, here’s how you can safely remove stickers from a bike frame.
We do a lot of sweating when we’re on our bikes, which creates a need to clean the helmet from time to time. The straps are the part of the helmet that probably soaks up the most sweat.
If you’re new to regular bike riding, then you’ve probably noticed some soreness from your seat. Here’s how to make it go away as quickly as possible.
Few things can ruin the cycling experience like a wet bike seat, so here are a few ways to dry yours out.
Getting a flat tire is at best a huge inconvenience and at worst extremely dangerous, so don’t be tempted to ride your bike with a flat tire.
The hole in a bike seat takes pressure off the delicate tissues in the perineum, and provides better air circulation and ventilation.
Bike tires are directional, and it’s important that you attach them and use them as the manufacturer intended.
In the single speed vs. fixed gear debate, cyclists in each camp are equally vocal and passionate about their positions.
Proper maintenance is a big part of preserving the life of your bicycle. Fortunately, folding bike maintenance isn’t too different from regular bike maintenance.
A bike messenger bag allows you to conveniently carry your phone, cards, computer, cash, and any other accessories you might need when you’re out and about.
We weigh the pros and cons to help you choose between a bike basket or a set of increasingly popular bike panniers.
Numb hands while cycling are uncomfortable at best and dangerous at worst, so we set out to find the best cycling gloves for hand numbness. Here are our picks.
Cruisers are the perfect type of bike to express your individual style and are sure to turn heads as you sail by.
Cruiser bikes and hybrid bikes are more laid back than bikes built for long roads and mountain descents, but they aren’t the same. We explain the differences.
The three main types of bike brakes are rim brakes, drum brakes, and disc brakes. These have their own sub-types. Here’s what you need to know.
An easy-to-follow guide for adjusting caliper, cantilever, linear-pull, and disc brakes on your bike. DIY and save some money!
So you want to be safe but you don’t want to look stupid. That’s not easy to do with most bike helmet designs. However, these 11 helmets can pull it off.
If you need to buy a bike pump, or if you’re just unsure whether the one you have is the right type, we’ll run through them all so you know your options.
These 10 do-it-all bikes can be had for a pretty reasonable price, which is crazy when you consider that owning a hybrid is almost like having two bikes in one.
Commuting by bike is simple, affordable, convenient and reliable. Having the right gear to do it will improve the experience and enhance your safety. We’ve put together this list of must-have commuter bike accessories so you can equip yourself for regular daily riding to school or the office.
You’re not alone if the idea of finding an instructor to teach you—a grown person—how to ride a bike seems daunting. That’s OK. You can easily learn to ride your bike alone.
The term “hybrid” suggests a bike that might be able to satisfy your need for nimble road riding while also being able to tackle some rough terrain on the weekend. But can a hybrid bike truly go off road?
You don’t have to give up on winter bike commuting after one bad experience. Instead, consider these tips for how to enjoy those long, cold, invigorating rides.
Your bike lock doesn’t have to be a burden while you ride. One solution is to leave it at your destination, or you can use these ideas for carrying it.
If you’re new to cycling, bike gears can be intimidating. Once you have a little background knowledge, though, understanding how bike gears work can make your cycling experience much more enjoyable. Here’s an explainer.
A bike helmet is an essential safety accessory that any sensible cyclist uses when riding. However, they can become compromised over time and offer less protection than they once did.
It’s never a good idea to get on your bike or behind the wheel of your car while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. However, the consequences vary depending on which state you live in.
You’ve probably heard the term ‘ergonomics’ used in reference to office chairs and computer desks, but it’s equally relevant to bicycles. It shouldn’t hurt to ride and it certainly shouldn’t cause injury. Getting ergonomics right can prevent these things.
When an e-bike blows past you as you’re grunting up a hill, it’s easy to see the appeal. However, they do have drawbacks you should consider before making the switch.
Pumping up your tires is relatively easy, and can make your bike rides more enjoyable and efficient. If you ride with incorrect pressure, it’s can be uncomfortable and a little unsafe.
Motor vehicles kill 850 cyclists in the U.S. each year, but you don’t have to become a statistic as long as you understand defensive cycling.
We tell you how to remove bike grease from your clothes—and how to avoid getting it on them in the first place.
Knowing how to store an ebike battery that you won’t use for a while is an essential part of its care. After all, a replacement cell costs more than it would for your laptop or smartphone.
A checklist of the tools, parts, clothing, accessories and other gear you’ll need for your first—or next—multi-day bike tour.
Road bikes and commuter bikes are probably the most common styles for commuting, but if you’re a little puzzled about the difference between the two, we’ll break it down for you.
The average adult needs about 150 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise per week. Cycling to work will cover this for some people, but not others.
We have some ideas for how to secure your bike without a lock. Some methods aim to deter a thief from targeting it altogether, while others are designed to slow thieves down.