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A Deep Comparison Of 2-Piece and 4-Piece BMX Handlebars (important street knowledge)

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Definitions: 2-piece handlebars – handlebars consisting of two distinct pieces. The main piece is a metal tube with a long span and a U-shape in the middle. The other part…

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BMX Handlebars Were Not Designed For MTBs, But You Can Try…

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Hello, brothers. It's possible to install BMX handlebars on an MTB, but the new bars will hurt the bike's original geometry, and the quality of riding will deteriorate. What's Special…

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My Comparison of 24″ and 20″ BMXs

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This post compares 20-inch and 24-inch BMX bikes. What Are The Advantages of 20" BMX Bikes? 1. Greater Demand 20-inch BMX bikes are the standard and thus dominate the market.…

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What To Do When Your B-Tension Screw Is Too Short?

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Description of the problem: The b-tension screw of the rear derailleur is too short to adequately do its job. In consequence, the top pulley of the derailleur is touching the…

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My Ultra-detailed Comparison Of Butterfly Handlebars and Drop Bars

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Hello, Brainy Bikers This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of butterfly bars a.k.a. trekking bars and drop bars. Definitions Butterfly bars (trekking bars) – bicycle handlebars that have been…

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When The Rear Derailleur Of Your Bike Is “Slapping” The Cassette…

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Description of the problem: A part of the rear derailleur, usually the top pulley, is touching the largest cog of the cassette. Possible Sources Of The Malfunction Note: Don't examine…

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Putting 2-Piece and 3-Piece BMX Cranks In a Brutal Comparison Battle

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Read more about the article Putting 2-Piece and 3-Piece BMX Cranks In a Brutal Comparison Battle

Definitions: 2 Piece Cranks 2 piece cranks consist of two distinct parts – a "free" crank arm plus a crank arm with a spindle/axle attached to it. 3 Piece Cranks…

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Single-speed Bikes Are Not Made For Long-distance Cycling (sorry)

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Single-speed bicycles are not optimal for long-distance riding. The lack of gears prevents the rider from reaching optimal cadence and causes excessive energy expenditure. Nonetheless, single-speed bikes can be used…

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Quill Stems – The Underappreciated Genius Of Bicycle Engineering

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Quill stems aren't inherently bad and have proven themselves over the years. However, they require a heavier steerer and a more finicky headset. They also limit the number of forks…

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Lubricating A Bicycle’s Cassette Can Cause More Harm Than Good

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The cogs of a bike cassette do not require lubrication due to their structure and function. Lubricating them can cause harm by creating a sticky layer attracting dirt. Reasons Not…

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