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Every bike part needs to perform at its peak for a smooth ride. And if there’s a serious problem, these parts need to be fixed/replaced quickly.
You do not always have to go to a bike shop to get these repairs.
You can save both money and time by doing them yourself. And here, you’ll find stepwise guides for it along with videos.
We cover things like replacing brake pads, fixing bent forks, wrapping tape on handlebars, removing a crankset, fixing a chain, etc.
We also answer commonly asked questions like whether you can ride with broken spokes, when to replace tires, how much tire pressure is needed, etc.
This one section is for the bike nerds in the house.
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Although they might seem pretty self-explanatory, brakes can be challenging to fix if they break, and if you have been cycling for a few years, you will know they might need a little wrench time
Did you try yout best to repair your bent bike fork but to no good and now want to replace it with a new one? The good news is that you don’t need to head
If you’re no longer happy with your bike seat or saddle, the best thing is to remove it and put a new one. Bike saddles are not very durable like the frame, so you might
In this article, I will try to explain the sizes in the simplest form possible, go through the standard sizes across the globe, look into wide tires, ISO sizes, and other road bike and mountain
If your fork is bent, you may wonder if it’s repairable. It is fixable, and here are a few ways to help you fix it in your garage while saving yourself hundreds of dollars. Let’s
With faulty brakes, you can end up with brake failure, which is quite dangerous when you’re on the road. This guide will explore everything you need to know about replacing the two types of bike
If you notice your rim doesn’t look as straight as it’s supposed to be, you don’t have to panic. A bent bike rim doesn’t mean that you can no longer ride your bike, as you
Are you looking for a guide on installing disc brakes on a mountain bike since you want to shift from V-brakes to disc ones? The answer’s simple, “If the fork of your MTB is compatible
Until childhood, we always thought that a bike brake is nothing more than two levers attached to the handlebars that we have to squeeze to stop the bike, right? Well, there is more to that!
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