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If Your Bike Pedals Won’t Screw In, Don’t Cry…Instead, Read This…

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Read more about the article If Your Bike Pedals Won’t Screw In, Don’t Cry…Instead, Read This…

Condensed Info: There are three main reasons why a bike pedal won't screw in. First, you're trying to install the pedal on the wrong side (e.g., the right pedal on…

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Read This If Your Bike Refuses To Pedal Backward

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Description Of The Problem: When the rider spins the pedals backward, after a partial rotation, the chain pulls the derailleur forward, and the pedals can't be rotated anymore. Usually, this…

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Troubleshooting Immobile Bike Pedals

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Description of the Problem: When the rider tries to spin the pedals, they either don't move at all or do so with great difficulty. In some cases, there could be…

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Is It Crazy To Throw 29″ Wheels On a 26″ Frame?

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Condensed Answer: In some cases, it might be possible to install 29" wheels on a 26 bike, but more often than not the fork and/or the frame will not have…

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Is It Technically Correct To Install a 27.5″ Fork On a 29″ Frame?

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Read more about the article Is It Technically Correct To Install a 27.5″ Fork On a 29″ Frame?

Condensed Info: In most cases, a 29" frame can readily accept a 27.5" fork. However, the new fork will steepen the headtube of the frame and may also be unable…

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Would It Be Crazy To Install a 27.5″ Fork On a 26″ Frame?

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Read more about the article Would It Be Crazy To Install a 27.5″ Fork On a 26″ Frame?

Condensed Info: A 27.5" fork can be installed on a 26" frame as long as the head tube and the steerer of the fork are compatible.The new fork is longer…

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A BMX as a Standard Commuter – Possible or Too Uncomfortable?

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Condensed Answer: A standard BMX can be used as a standard commuter by children and short adults. It's also possible to make a BMX more comfortable for a taller person…

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Riding a BMX In The Snow Is a Bit Crazy…

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A standard BMX bike is not the most optimal bicycle for snowy conditions primarily because the tires are slick and offer poor grip on snow. With a few changes, however,…

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Is It Crazy To Put Pegs On a Dirt Jumper?

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If a dirt jumper has sufficiently long bolt-on axles, it can technically accept a pair of pegs. That said, by definition, dirt jumpers aren’t designed for pegs. There is a…

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A Dirt Jumper: Do You Really Need One?

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A dirt jumper is a highly specialized bike best used for jumping on a dirt track and freestyle street riding. The machine is inferior when it comes to mountain biking…

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