Bicycle maintenance

Winter riding can wear and tear bicycles quickly because of the grit and crud that gets all over the frame and components. Also, excessive moisture can remove essential lube from the drivetrain, which accelerates chain, cassette, chainring, derailleur pulley and front derailleur cage wear, too. This is why it’s best to clean bikes immediately after […]

Your Friends and everyone in Portland, Oregon, Has One. Our Post-Oil Future has two wheels, and it's our job to keep them spinning.

Bicycle Maintenance Tips: Your bicycle doesn’t run on leg power alone. It also needs a little lube, a lotta­ love, and a good ­listen. You may not know every remedy your bike needs to live a long life, but you can gain enough wisdom along the way to keep it in tip-top shape …

We’ve listed a few things to look for and tools you may need if you do want to try and service your own bike. How to Service a Bike Yourself

This is my bicycle. I bought it in Bel Air Maryland in 1990 shortly after I arrived at my Officer Basic Course for the US Army at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. It’s a Gary Fisher 13″ Marlin and I believe it cost me $400–making it (at the time) the most costly thing I had ever purchased... Keep Reading

Keeping your bike rust-free is easy if you learn how to remove rust from a bicycle properly. Keep reading for 4 methods.

Whether you bike regularly or just head out a few times a month, bicycle maintenance is a must. Regular upkeep can ensure you'll be safe and comfortable on the road. Most importantly, it'll reserve the parts of your bike to last longer and be in good condition. Keep your two wheels rolling well for years with our bike maintenance ideas and tips!

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Some of the hidden facts about biking that you need to know before you start bike-riding are revealed in this blog post. Let's find out.