Converting a road bike to a flat bar involves replacing the drop handlebars with a flat handlebar and changing the brake levers, shifters, and possibly the stem to accommodate the new handlebar. This process typically requires some mechanical knowledge and skill, and it’s essential to ensure that all new components are correctly installed and adjusted …
Nowadays, riding bikes has become much more popular on the roadside or even while climbing hills. But we become perplexed when choosing the right bike for us. As a result, “fat bike vs road bike” becomes the contradictory part since we found both types of bikes in the professional cyclists’ picks. Generally, a fat bike …
Having a basic knowledge of the bike’s brake system, how it works, and gear ratio is the fundamental aspect. And your cycling experience level, maintaining a good rhythm and momentum when riding is the side aspect. Once you combine all of them, you can ride your fixie downhill like a pro. Due to a lack …
A road bike is excellent for riding flat city roads on everyday commuting. But a hybrid bike is versatile to ride on various terrains, with higher speed and performance. So lots of cyclists want to upgrade their road bikes to hybrid to enjoy their versatility without purchasing a new one. But, they aren’t sure if it …
Rust or corrosion is the culprit that ruins your bike’s shine, efficiency, and performance. Unfortunately, with a lack of care, the bike’s metal parts like the chain, sprocket, handlebar, and stem area, all will be affected by rust. So, to keep your bike tiptop and well performed for longer years, you have to remove rust …