Legally there’s no universal answer to if you can ride your bike on the sidewalk. The right answer depends on the rules and regulations of your state of residency although they can be hazy. The different states of the US have laws that protect them and they are different by state. One of those laws … Read more
TPI stands for Threads Per Inch, which is a measurement used to describe the density of threads or casing plies in a bike tire. It indicates the number of threads woven into one linear inch of the tire’s casing material. Importance of tire construction in cycling : Brief overview of TPI and its significance in … Read more
Yes, A 29-inch wheel is the same as a 700C. However, not all 29″ tires will fit a 700C road rim because of the width. 29-inch wheels are more popular with mountain bikes than other bikes. There is no difference between a 29″ wheel and a 700C rim. Both wheels are the same in size … Read more
A no-drop bike ride is a ride where no rider is left behind. If a rider cannot maintain the pace, has a mechanical issue, or develops a flat tire, you can always rely on experienced riders to stay with you. Everything about bike riding evokes the feeling of fun and even more joy when done … Read more
Drive-thru facilities are intended for motor vehicles. We are worried that bikers using drive-throughs would put their safety at risk because they would have to drive very close to cars. So many individuals have been thinking about this subject. With the increase in fast food drive-throughs, ordering food from drive-through windows is practical and convenient. … Read more