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The Secret Function Of Flared Gravel Handlebars

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Condensed Info: The purpose of flared drop bars found on gravel bikes is to increase the bike's stability when riding on off-road terrain in the drops. The wider bars provide…

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A Quick Comparison of Plastic and Metal Toe Clips

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of plastic and metal toe clips. The Advantages of Plastic Toe Clips Durability Metal toe clips are usually made of thin steel that…

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Leather vs. Nylon Toe Straps For Cage Pedals (comparison & analysis)

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of nylon and leather toe straps. Description: Both toe and leather straps are part of an old-school foot retention system known as pedal…

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Is Di2 Indispensable From The Perspective of An Average Cyclist?

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The Di2 system introduces electronic shifting which eliminates a lot of the problems associated with standard derailleurs. As a result, the rider is encouraged to shift more frequently. However, the…

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Can You Put Shimano Di2 On Any Bike? (fast answer)

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Condensed Answer: Ideally, the Shimano Di2 group set is combined with a Di2 compatible frame with internal cable routing. This combination gives the cleanest and most aesthetic finish. That said,…

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Toe Clips Without Straps Are a Legit Option With Some Nice Advantages

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Toe clips can be effectively used without straps. Removing the straps makes it easier to slide in and out of the clips at the expense of reduced foot retention. The…

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Flop and Chop: Make Your Own Bullhorn Handlebars From Drop Bars (photos inside)

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Read more about the article Flop and Chop: Make Your Own Bullhorn Handlebars From Drop Bars (photos inside)

A while back I realized that I barely use the drops on my road bike except for one short descent on the way home. Most of the time, I ride…

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What Does The “Do Not Disassemble” Label On a Bottom Bracket Stand For?

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Condensed Info: The "Do Not Disassemble" label on a bottom bracket indicates that the model is not designed to be serviced. Instead, it should be replaced with a new one…

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Learn Why Your Chain Falls When You Pedal Backward

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Description of the Problem: When pedaling backward, the chain goes from a large cog to a smaller one even though the rider isn't touching the shifter. Possible Sources Of The…

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Can You Put a Road Bike Saddle On an MTB? (fast answer)

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Read more about the article Can You Put a Road Bike Saddle On an MTB? (fast answer)

Condensed answer: A road bike saddle can be installed and used effectively on an MTB. To minimize the chances of failure, it's recommended to stay away from the lightest and…

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