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BMX Chains Can’t Always Be Integrated In an MTB Drivetrain

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Read more about the article BMX Chains Can’t Always Be Integrated In an MTB Drivetrain

Condensed Info: Standard BMX chains are 1/8" (3.2mm) wide and cannot be used on a geared mountain bike because the outer plates would rub against the adjacent cogs of the…

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Learn When BMX and Fixie Chains Are Interchangeable

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Read more about the article Learn When BMX and Fixie Chains Are Interchangeable

The size of standard BMX chains is 1/8" (3.2mm). Fixies use 1/8" (3.2mm) and 3/32" (2.4mm) chains. A BMX chain can be used on a fixie when the chain's size matches that…

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My Detailed Comparison of V-Brakes and Center Pull Brakes

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of V-brakes and center-pull brakes in relation to one another. Definitions V-brakes V-brakes. Bicycle brakes consisting of two brake arms controlled by a…

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Ultra-detailed Comparison: V-Brakes vs. Mechanical Disc Brakes (free bike theory lesson)

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Read more about the article Ultra-detailed Comparison: V-Brakes vs. Mechanical Disc Brakes (free bike theory lesson)

This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of V-brakes and mechanical disc brakes in relation to one another. The Advantages of Disc Brakes V-brakes are often seen on commuter bikes.…

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Putting Disc and Roller Brakes Against Each Other (simple comparison)

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of disc and roller bicycle brakes in relation to one another. Definitions via: pixabay.com Disc Brakes – hydraulic or cable-operated calipers (jaws in…

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Does a Hybrid Need V-Brakes or Disc Brakes?

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of using V-brakes and disc brakes on a hybrid. The Advantages of V-Brakes Cheaper V-brakes are a simpler and older technology. A decent…

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The Pros and Cons of Riding a Pursuit Bike Frame (Is the experience as glorious as they say?)

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Read more about the article The Pros and Cons of Riding a Pursuit Bike Frame (Is the experience as glorious as they say?)

This post analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of pursuit bike frames. Definitions As the name suggests pursuit frames are designed for a track cycling discipline known as pursuit racing. There…

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Rear Racks On Dual Suspension Bikes – A Myth Or An Unexplored Reality?

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Read more about the article Rear Racks On Dual Suspension Bikes – A Myth Or An Unexplored Reality?

This post analyzes the installation of a cargo rack on a bicycle with a rear shock. The Problems With Installing a Rear Rack On a Full Suspension Bike Movement Of…

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A Hardtail Cannot Mutate Into a Dual-suspension MTB

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A hardtail frame would require serious modifications to the rear triangle to become a viable full-suspension model. In most cases, buying a dedicated full-suspension frame is a safer, cheaper, and…

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How I Added Full Fenders To a Road Bike

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I consider full fenders an essential accessory for cycling and especially commuting. Without fenders, a commuter is at a great disadvantage because the tires are throwing water and mud on…

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