Punctures are caused by poor tubing on mountain bikes or having any sharp objects embedded in the vehicle. Riding in bad weather could be another reason you keep getting punctures on your mountain bike. Nobody likes punctures on their bike tires. The all-familiar “hiss” sound of the air pulling out of the tire of your …
A lot of factors play a role when hands fall asleep during mountain biking. Some of these may be lousy hand posture, bad weather, or worse, damaged nerves. If you’re not following proper instructions, you will often find your hands going numb as your mountain ride. Hands being numb or falling asleep is one of …
Yes, you can get a good mountain bike for under $500. In fact, you get a pretty great one with that pricing range. Mountain biking shouldn’t have to be expensive. There’s something for every budget, and you just have to look hard enough for it. You should get an MTB that fits your usage, body, …
Yes, obviously you can go mountain biking with a dog. Your dog deserves to be an explorer like you as well. Life is more fun with a dog; easier if you can have them everywhere you go. They’re like little emotional support systems in case you lack one. Wanting to take your little one as …
Rough, worn-out old chains could be the reason for mountain bike chains skipping. You might even have dirt on your chain, which has been serviced for a long time. Chains need caring, too, you know. Although mountain bike chains are made of metal ( most of them), they are fragile and need care and protection …