4 Hacks to Make Your Ride Better
Riding should never feel like a dread, but sometimes it can be hard to stay motivated. Especially if the ride and setup is uncomfortable. Here are 4 hacks that will make your ride better!
read moreSelecting Type of Wheel: Clincher, Tubeless or Tubular
One of the many decisions amateur cyclists face is what kind of tires to use. New riders may not be aware of the advantages and disadvantages to each tires. In this article, we will share and explain the differences of the 3 main types namely clincher, tubeless and tubular for you to decide which best suit your riding style.
read more5 UCI Rules You Might Not Know
Spanning 304 page long, the UCI Cycling Regulation is one comprehensive document. It encompasses rules and regulations that could result in fines and penalties. Amongst them are interesting tidbits you might not know!
read moreHow to choose a mountain bike?
Mountain biking is a popular recreational activity and can also be used for competitive racing. Many people use it as a way to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life and spend time enjoying nature. It is an outdoor activity that people of all ages and skill levels can participate in. It is also a great form of exercise that provides a full-body workout and improves cardiovascular health. However, it is important to wear proper safety gear, such as a helmet and knee pads, and to ride within your skill level to avoid injury.
read moreHow to Choose a Right Cycling Helmet
Cycling is a great way to keep in shape, exploring and discovering the places, commuting to work, etc. At the same time, it is also important to protect your head by wearing a helmet, the most crucial cycling gear. It saves lives and shield cyclists from harm especially head injuries due to fall or crash.
read moreHistory of Paris-Roubaix
Ever wondered how Paris-Roubaix race got its nickname, the “Hell of the North”? Learn more about how riders and mechanics tweak their bikes to survive this grueling terrain!
read moreShimano Road Bike Groupsets
Shimano manufactures a wide selection of groupsets to accommodate commuters, road, gravel, and mountain bikers. So what makes up a complete groupset? A groupset consists of the following components: crankset, bottom bracket, brake levers/shift levers, front and rear derailleur, cassette, chain, and brakes.
read moreHybrid Vs Road Bike
One of the most common questions by many casual cyclists is, “What’s the difference between a hybrid bike and a road bike?”
They may look similar as both have almost the same shapes and sizes for tires, substantial amount of gears for both front and rear. However, there are a number of differences between these two.
read moreAll About Internal Geared Hub
Does an Internal Geared Hub (IGH) ring a bell to you? The IGH is a system that uses planetary gears that are housed within the rear hub as opposed to a derailleur. Over the last few decades, IGH technology has progressed vastly in terms of gear range and performance. They even have a couple of winning edge over derailleurs which we will cover in this article
read moreAll About Tour De France
Tour de France, also known as “La Grande Boucle” is one of the major cycling competitions that attract the greatest cyclists from around the world. But how did it all start? What is the purpose of the yellow jersey? What is the difference between a polka dot and a yellow jersey?
read moreBeginner’s Guide to Cycling Cadence
Cadence refers to the pedal revolutions per minute (RPMs), the rate at which a cyclist pedal. Mastering your cycling cadence will improve your cycling experience drastically – allowing you to cycle more efficiently. Read more to learn all about cycling cadence.
read moreTools To Bring While Cycling
In this article, we will be sharing with you what are the essential tools to carry, be it a short or long ride as these items will keep you safe, confident, comfortable and ready for any minor misfortune during the ride.
read moreIntroduction to Indoor Cycling
More individuals are working from home as a result of the current pandemic, and cycling outside in Singapore is not always practical due to the unpredictable weather.
Indoor cycling has thus become a great alternative for those who wish to cycle even when the weather is bad, and it is becoming increasingly popular these days.
Tips for Night Cycling
In Singapore’s heat and traffic, cycling after dark has become a popular group activity amongst cyclists. With the right safety precautions, night cycling can be an exhilarating experience to see another side of Singapore without the blazing heat and heavy traffic. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced cyclists, here are 4 tips to keep in mind.
read moreSelecting The Right Handlebar – Mountain Bike
MTB handlebars come in various shapes and sizes, and selecting the right bar for your riding style can really provide optimum control and comfort. We hope this article will help you to identify the ideal handlebar fitting aspects and how they can make your ride enjoyable.
read moreHow to Avoid Common Cycling Injuries
If you’re a novice cyclist, pay attention to your riding posture. Wrong riding posture can take a toll on your body, causing a variety of cycling-related injuries. Here are some common injuries and how you can prevent them!
read moreSelecting The Right Handlebar – Road Bike
A perfect handlebar can have a big impact on your riding performance. Apart from the saddle and pedals, the handlebar is one of the main contact points and essential as it also controls your manoeuvrability and how the bike handles.
read more5 Steps to Find the Right Saddle
Are you feeling numbness and discomfort with your existing saddle?
Here are the steps that provide you with more information on how to choose the right saddle!
read moreBenefits of cycling
Are you trying to figure out a new hobby that gets you moving and provides a valuable addition to your healthy lifestyle?
Here are the reasons why cycling should be your next new hobby!
read moreContest Terms & Conditions
By participating in the contest, each entrant agrees to be bound by the following terms:
read moreRoad Electronic VS Mechanical Groupsets
Electronic groupsets have become more popular and some cyclists may start to consider upgrading their road bikes to the electronic over a standard mechanical groupset.
So, in this article, we will look into the differences between electronic and mechanical groups.
read moreWhat should I Wear for Cycling?
When you are getting into cycling, it is always good to know which type of cycling shoes you should invest in as your feet are one of the most important contact points on your bike.
So in this article, we will be sharing with you the specific cycling shoes that are right for your needs.
read moreHistory of Shimano
Celebrating our Centennial Anniversary, Shimano will reach its 100th year this March.
Take a look at a few milestones in Shimano’s history.
read moreBike Cleaning Techniques and Tips
After a long ride, it may be tempting to chuck your bike aside until the next ride; we assure you that a clean bike is more efficient and enjoyable.
Here’s how to clean your bike in 4 steps!
read more6 Things to Prepare Before your Ride
If you are new to cycling and are wondering what are the necessary items to bring along with you for your adventure?!
No worries! Here, we have came out with 6 things that you should consider bringing for your rides.
read moreDifference between SPD and SPD-SL Pedals
Shimano’s clipless pedals have been widely seen across cyclists of various disciplines. Clipless pedals are great for increasing your pedalling efficiency as they securely hold your feet to the pedals better than a flat pedal.
So what’s the difference between SPD and SPD-SL? In today’s article, we will discuss the difference and advantages.
read morePedaling through the History of Bicycles
It would be difficult to fathom a world without bicycles. People around the world use it and if you are reading this, you have most likely ridden one at some point too.
Here are the 4 most influential bicycles through history you should know.
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