Ryan Ford 
A very frequently asked question and the answer is yes. Full Suspension bikes are necessary. If you are someone who likes to ride on challenging terrains and has a passion for high-speed bike riding, then Suspension bikes are the way to go. This article is a one-stop solution for anyone looking for answers regarding full-suspension …
The longevity of a mountain bike depends greatly on how well it is maintained. A mountain bike, if cared for properly, can last for over 20 years. This timeframe is extremely flexible and will adapt to your riding habits and preferences. Wear and tear are inevitable; tires, chains, brake pads, and drivetrains are just some …
Usually, off-road helmets, and particularly mountain bike helmets, have a look that is easily distinguishable from other types of helmets. Because they have a visor, often known as a “peak,” they may be distinguished from the helmets used in road cycling, mountain biking, or any other type of cycling. This is essentially a plastic or …
Tubeless tires are a type of wheel configuration that does not include an inner tube within the wheel itself. They achieve this by replacing the inner tube with a latex sealant, which is an ingenious solution that significantly improves the puncture resistance of the tires. When riding at high speeds off-road, riders who do not …
Mountain Bike suspensions work by using a system of front and rear suspensions. Both sides of the suspension contain two crucial elements a spring and a damper. These are also more commonly called shock absorbers. The suspension allows the wheels to move up and down to cushion tiny bumps while maintaining tire contact for smooth …