How Road Spray and Grit Accelerate Wheel Wear
Winter and wet rides rarely feel dramatic in the moment. There is no single impact, no obvious mistake. Instead, damage happens quietly, mile after mile, carried by the grey mist thrown up from the...
Cycling Taboos: How Many Have You Breached?
In the world of cycling, some taboos, once broken, can have unbearable consequences. Here are ten of the most frequently overlooked yet most dangerous taboos for cyclists. See which ones you've nar...
How Road Surface Conditions Affect Winter Cornering
Winter cornering is less about rider skill and more about how the road surface behaves at low temperatures. Grip changes are subtle, uneven, and often invisible, making cornering one of the highest...
Adding a "Secondary Brake" to Fixed Gear Bikes
Recently, while browsing websites, I came across some interesting designs on fixed gear bikes—they all coincidentally featured a disc brake system installed next to the crankset. When it comes to ...
Why Carbon Wheels Feel Different in Winter
Temperature and Material BehaviorCarbon wheels are composite structures made from carbon fibers embedded in a resin matrix. While carbon fiber itself is relatively stable across temperature changes...
How to Properly Maintain Bearings
Every rotating part of a bicycle relies on bearings. Once these bearings wear and deform, the overall performance of the bicycle decreases, and they can even seize up, causing more serious conseque...