In this article, we will compare pursuit bars vs bullhorns bars. We will also discuss some of the advantages and disadvantages of both. Pursuit bars and bullhorns are two different types of bars used by cyclists when they are going through rough terrain. The pursuit bar is smooth and aerodynamic making it easier to ride … Read more
A fixie bike tires are a type of bicycle tire with no valve stem. Fixie bike tires are popular among bicycle enthusiasts who prefer the simplicity and stability of a fixed gear. Compared to traditional mountain bike tires, fixie bike tires offer a softer ride. Making them better suited for low-speed commuting or leisurely rides … Read more
A bottom bracket is a bearing device that is used on the underside of the bicycle. It is located between the crankarm and the bicycle’s frame. The bottom bracket supports the bicycle and is one of the most frequently replaced and maintained parts of a bicycle. This little gem is important because it helps add … Read more
The 700c thruster fixie bike is an amazing speed machine. It comes equipped with light rails that are compatible with the 12mm front and 20mm rear brakes. This fixie bike is great for those who like to race or ride through rough terrain. Also perfect for getting around town at high speeds. In this kent … Read more
A Fixie bike saddle is a type of bicycle saddle that is designed for use on a fixed-gear or single-speed bicycle. The design features an arch that looks like a banana and the underside of the arch is curved inwards to fit the user’s crotch area. In order to sit on a fixie bike saddle, … Read more
A stem is a device that attaches to the front of a bike, and it controls the angle of the handlebars. A stem is a device that connects the front and rear forks on a fixie bike. The stem is a small metal or plastic component that attaches to the fork of a bike and … Read more
For those of you not familiar with the term, a fixie is a freewheel single-speed bicycle. What does that mean? It means that there is no freewheel mechanism. The pedals are directly attached to the rear wheel. You can’t coast on a fixie, once you start pedaling the gears or the wheel is moving. You … Read more
A fixie is a fixed-gear bicycle with no freewheel mechanism. Consequently, when one starts pedaling on the bike, the rear sprocket (or cog) causes movement not only from the pedals but also from the wheels. Almost all fixie bikes feature brakes. This requires the rider to stop turning the pedals and to apply force against … Read more
The drop handlebar is a type of bike handlebar that leans forward. And it is positioned lower than a traditional bike handlebar. A drop handlebar allows the rider to be closer to the ground, making it easier for them to balance on a bike. Some people also claim that the best drop handlebars for fixie … Read more