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Are Tubeless Tires Compatible with Inner Tubes?

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Condensed Info Nugget: A tubeless tire can operate with regular inner tubes just fine. People who run a tubeless set-up often have a spare inner tube in their kit for…

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You Wouldn’t Believe Where Tour De France Pro Teams Sleep…

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Short Answer by Me, The Brainy Bike Master The Tour De France consists of stages requiring constant relocation. Thus, the riders sleep in hotels near the race during the night…

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Pro Cyclists Rarely Listen To Their Favorite Tunes

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Tour De France riders are not listening to music while competing. Instead, they have earpieces used to maintain communication with their teams. That said, some Tour De France riders listen…

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Why Do Tour De France Riders Swerve? (simple answer)

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Condensed Answer: Lead cyclists often swerve from one side to the other to make it more difficult for those behind to draft. If a cyclist always maintains a straight line,…

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Analyzing The Climbing Capabilities of 29″ Wheels

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29" wheels have great roll-over-ability and can therefore be faster on climbs and descents than smaller wheels. That said, the wheel size of a bicycle is only one of the…

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29″ Hardtails Are Not Made For Jumps (sorry)

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A 29" hardtail can be a "jumper" but isn't optimal for that task due to its size, weight, and overall geometry. If jumps rather than trails are a priority, a…

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Full-Suspension Bikes Have Subpar Performance On The Road

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Full-suspension bikes are highly inefficient when used on the road. The suspension eats a lot of the pedaling effort and makes it harder to reach and maintain good speed. For…

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Full-suspension Bikes Are Not Optimal For Aggressive Jumping

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A full-suspension bike is not an optimal machine for jumping because it takes more effort to control the bike and get the rear end high in the air. For that…

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Are Dirt Jumpers Good For Wheelies?

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Condensed Answer: Dirt jumpers do not have a geometry that facilitates the performance of a wheelie even though it's possible to do the trick. It's easier to perform a wheelie…

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Why Some People Are Fat Despite Cycling Like Maniacs

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Cycling is a form of exercise and thus it's often associated with fit people. Hence why people find it strange when they see an overweight cyclist. Below are the factors…

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