A while back, I wrote about changing your chain. The best thing is to change your chain frequently, e.g every 1,000 miles. Though it is a little expensive and time consuming, it is worth it because you can lose power through a worn chain. Also, if you change your chain regularly, you will get greater [...]
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Tools and Equipment I Take For A Bike Ride
For every bike ride over 4 miles from home, I usually take the following: 2 Spare inner tubes Tyre leavers Pump. I have a pump fixed to bike to take up less space and so I never forget. Multi tool. Allen keys, screwdriver and chain tool. Chain tool can be invaluable; you can cycle slowly [...]
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