Time trial (TT) bikes are designed with a single focus: pure speed. This at the expense of everything else including comfort, handling, and … err … expense!
In bike design, improving aerodynamics (of the bike/rider combination). The rider’s position on the bike has by far the biggest impact on speed. For this reason, TT bikes share the following features:
“Bum in the clouds. Face on the floor” is one rather exaggerated description of the sort of position aggressive frame geometry throws your body into. Aggressive geometry bikes have short headtubes and steep frame angles. The former put the rider into a more aerodynamic position (lower head and flatter back) whilst the latter create a…
There are many things to take into consideration when looking into a folding bike. The main thing being the purpose of the bike itself, are you going to be using it for commuting or to take on bike trails? This will help not only determine the type of bike which is appropriate for your needs…
Riding a bike is fun and useful skill throughout life. It’s not as hard and with a little practice almost anyone can do it. You probably learned ages ago, and now it’s time to teach your child to do it as well. However, most parents usually dread it out of fear of their child possibly…
E-Bike Batteries are generally lithium batteries, the best thing about them is that they are very good for being able to store large amounts of energy. Also if you care for them properly, you will find tips for this below, they will last you a good amount of time and have a long life. If…
Many people purchase affordable folding bikes to use as a daily commuter, helping to beat the traffic and get fit at the same time. The issue with full sized bikes is when it comes to getting a flat tire, or it starts to rain heavily, you are fully committed to riding the whole way to…
