Thursday, February 26, 2015

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Thursday, February 19, 2015

TOP 10 Downhill Bikes



How To Manual Your Bike Like A Pro 

 Manualling a mountain bike is a really useful skill to get you out of trouble.

 

Monday, February 9, 2015

MTB components


Mountain bike sizing: what size bike do I need?

Use our guide to help you determine your perfect size of mountain bike.
Mountain bike sizing: what size bike do I need?
Use our guide to help you determine your perfect size of mountain bike.
Choosing the correct size of bike is one of the most important decisions you'll make. Don't buy until you've read our advice so you can get the perfect mountain bike set-up for maximum comfort and a reduced chance of injury.
A bike that fits correctly is a joy to ride, while one that's too small can cause handling problems and be uncomfortable on longer rides. Read on for some advice on what frame size to go for, especially if you're in any doubt about it.
We all come in different shapes and sizes, so we recommend using the information below as a starting point and a guide. This diagram will help explain the anatomy of a mountain bike.

Monday, February 2, 2015

 How to set up your suspension fork

Most suspension forks will have a set of dials that allow you to adjust how they work.
Getting these settings correct is essential to maintaining your fork's performance and ensuring you have the most comfortable ride possible.

Suspension fork controls

There are three main controls you’ll see on mountain bike suspension: preload, rebound, and compression, which is sometimes split into low-speed and high-speed compression on high-end forks.

Preload

Preload is the resistance the fork gives against your weight. So the heavier you are, the more preload you’ll need. For a fork with a coil spring, this would equate to having a stiffer spring, but for an air fork it’s simply a case of pumping in more pressure.