Road bike tune-up

Article Abstract:

Road bikes should be tuned for long rides to prevent accidents on the road. Cyclists should tighten the forks attachments and downtubes, clean the chains and check the wheels for cracks or embedded rocks. They should also oil shift cables, and look out for loose gears and brake pads.

All terrain bicycles, Mountain bicycles

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How long will your bike last?

Article Abstract:

The lifespan of a bicycle depends on the way it is maintained and stored; the type of weather exposure it receives; and the rider's strength, weight and riding habits. Chains may last only three months, while hubs may last indefinitely.

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This old bike

Article Abstract:

A survey of bicycle owners found that the most useful upgrades include installing future shock suspension forks, rebuilding for commute riding, installing index shifting on mountain bike and installing power components.

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