Bicycle bearings: everything you need to know - BikeRadar
You will commonly see bearings referred to as 'ABEC' followed by a number (Eg, ABEC 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9). The ABEC standard qualifies: Bore diameter – an acceptable variation of the size of the ...
Best mountain bike rear shocks in 2024: 10 of the best coil and air ...
Best mountain bike rear shocks in 2024: 10 of the best coil and air shocks plus our buyer's guide. Our experienced test team has rated and reviewed air and coil shocks in 2024 and compiled a buyer ...
Best bike computers 2024 | Top cycling GPS devices ridden and …
The best bike computers from the likes of Garmin, Wahoo and Lezyne. Top GPS cycle computers for riding, training, navigation and touring.
Freehubs explained: standards, compatibility and how a
The freehub is an extension of the right-hand side of the rear wheel’s hub. It contains a system that engages with the wheel when you’re pedalling, to propel you forward, and which disengages ...
Bicycle chains explained: everything you need to know - BikeRadar
The width of chains for different numbers of gears, according to Park Tool is: 13 rear cogs – 4.9 mm. 12 rear cogs – 5.3 mm. 11 rear cogs – 5.5 mm. 10 rear cogs – 6 mm. 9 rear cogs – 6.5 ...
Best free indoor cycling apps | 7 free alternatives to Zwift - BikeRadar
TrainerDay. TrainerDay is more an alternative to TrainerRoad than to Zwift, offering a library of up to 30,000 workouts and a claimed library of hundreds of training plans. The free tier includes ...
Best electric mountain bikes: top-rated eMTBs to tame the trails
The Alpine Trail E2 is at home on a broad spectrum of trails and lives up to Marin's promise as a bike that will put a smile on your face. The range also includes the cheaper Alpine Trail E1 at £ ...
Inner tube buying guide: common sizes, materials, valve
Our in-depth guide to the humble inner tube covers everything from what they do and why you need them through to common sizes and different materials
Quick links explained: compatibility, how to fit a quick link and can ...
Learn about quick links, their compatibility, and how to fit them on your bike.
Shimano SPD vs SPD-SL pedals: what’s the right system for you?
The most common yellow Shimano cleats offer 6 degrees of float. For less lateral movement, you can fit blue cleats which have 2 degrees float, while the red-bodied cleats have no float for a fixed ...