Bicycle Tires

Where rubber hits the road - a general introduction to the anatomy of a bicycle tire. Read more

Bike Security

Lock up your bike, even when leaving it in your yard, basement, or garage. Don't forget to lock all your accessories including your wheels, helmet, seat, and frame. Read more

Cycling Bags

Selecting bike bags for shorter rides, touring, or commuting. On short rides with lots of stops for errands, daypacks and courier bags are convenient. For daily commuting, a single large pannier or two smaller ones is usually sufficient. Read more

Bike Helmets

A good bike helmet is essential for any cyclist. If you fall and hit your head, your helmet absorbs the energy of the impact. A good-quality helmet should fit well and be marked with a certification sticker. Read more

Bike Lights

Bike lights illuminate your path in the dark and make you more visible to motorists and pedestrians. Bike commuters can generally use front and back LED lights, off-road riders usually require a brighter setup. Read more

Bike Pedals

Your choice of bike pedals will depend on where, how far, and how often you ride your bike. As a general rule, cross-country mountain bikers, dedicated cycle commuters, and road riders tend to choose clipless bike pedals. Read more