All posts by Nick Soros
What is a Flip Flop Hub?
In bicycles, you must have seen cogs on just one side of the cycle, usually termed as the drive side. A flip flop hub has two cogs: one on either side. One is fixed whereas the other is a free wheel. The basic benefit of the flip-flop is that you can coast. You can turn […]
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What Does Clincher Mean?
If you have ever been to a bicycle store or have had any friend who is a biking enthusiast, you must have heard the word clincher at some point.What does clincher mean?It is a kind of bicycle wheel. This kind of wheel clinches the tire with a ridge on the inside running along the tire. […]
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Cyclocross vs. Road bike – What is the difference ?
Cycling enthusiasts would understand the two different terminologies pretty well. However, there may be a lot more you should know about these bikes as there are more technicalities involved than you might think. Cyclocross vs. Road Bike is a standard comparison these days, so we thought why not elaborate the key features and specifications that […]
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What Does Isotonic Mean ?
Professional riders, tourists and workout enthusiasts know that cycling is kind of expensive hobby. No matter if you’ve purchased a brand new road bike with all your savings, if you’re wondering “This is it! I don’t have to spend anymore”, you need to wake up. There are plenty of things to take care of, such […]
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Best Road Bikes for Women
When it comes to bikes, you have plenty of options to choose from. However, nothing can compare with road bikes when it comes to the ultimate riding experience. Road bikes can also be categorized into: Road bikes for men Road bikes for women This segregation is entirely based on sizes, not by gender. This post […]
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How to Prevent Knee Pain and Back Pain
Have you been feeling excessive pain in your knees or lower back, because you love to cycle? There is a price to pay for everything you have or do, and when you choose cycling, you have to feel the pain. If you’re a pro-cyclist, you must felt these typical cycling pains a lot more than […]
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