Mountain Biking has been around since the late 1960s. It originated in Marin County, California and since then has been the favorite hobby of many cyclists, like me. But mountain bikes can be really ...

First, on the list, I have an excellent combination of quality and decent pricing. Compared to some other models mentioned later, these should suit almost any rider’s pocket. And that doesn’t mean you ...

Anyone who has even been on a bicycle is well aware of the fact that once in their life, they will have to change their bike tires for the first time. And you know changing tires can quickly turn into ...

At Ice Bike, our mission is to provide transparent, honest, and expert insights to our readers. Here’s a closer look at how we approach reviewing bikes, gear, and accessories to ensure you receive the ...

Credits @Amazon In contrast, the SH56 cleats allow for multi-directional release, allowing you to roll your shoe on the pedal or pull it up in addition to pulling your heel out or in. To make this ...

Budget electric bikes are affordable as compared to regular electric mountain bikes. A regular mountain e-bike will cost you between $3000-$10,000 or more. Whereas a budget electric mountain bike can ...

2. Confirm Your Valve Type You will either have a Presta or a Schrader valve. If you do not know the difference between the two, don’t worry. A Presta valve is slim and it has a relatively small cap ...

Bicycle Tubeless Tire Step 1: Clean The Rims First The first step here is to clean the rims first. This makes the contact between the rim and tire strong enough to withstand anything. Use a clean and ...

Cyclist On A Gravel Bike How To Read A Bike Tire Size We all have been here where we are looking at the numbers confused not having a clue in the world as to what could they actually mean. If you know ...

The Formula: Bike Type x Leg Inseam (cm) = Your Frame Size (cm) Follow these steps: Choose Your Bike Type: Road bikes – x 0.70 Mountain bikes – x 0.685 City bike – x 0.685 Measure Your Leg Inseam: ...

Bicycle Old Rusty Chain Simple wear and tear is the most common reason why bicycle chains break. The chain links stretch and over time, they become weaker. This is more common when you ride your bike ...

Bicycle touring has a rich and unique history. From working class travel in late 19th century Europe, to US soldier brigades traveling entirely by bike in the early 1900’s history has seen its share ...