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bicycling
10. Mai, 15:14 Uhr

Hybrid I'm looking at is the Trek dual sport 2, I currently ride an X-cal7 but I want a bike mainly for quicker commuting and getting around quicker than the X-calibre. I also want the front suspension for the extra comfort on these British roads but also for the really odd off roads when I feel like a bit of adventuring. Also thinking instead of just riding the same routes all the time I'll earn a bit of extra money delivering too so I'd also end up using the dual sport for this. Would this be worth it?

bicycling
25. April, 22:54 Uhr

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bicycling
08. November, 23:50 Uhr

I'll be vacationing in Bentonville, AR next week. I'm taking my bike and my camera and I'm looking for places to ride. I'm into bike touring, never MTB-ed, so roads and flat-ish trails would be best. Photogenic is a must. Anywhere in the 10-40 mile range, either out 'n' back or a loop would be great. Where should I go?

bicycling
06. September, 07:21 Uhr

Hello, Please help me understand gearing ratios. I've been doing a lot of hills on my mountain bike, and I've been able to pull it off fairly successfully. Gearing on the MTB is a 1x setup, with 32T up front with 10-50T in the rear. Gearing on my gravel bike is a 2x setup, with 30/46T chainrings and a 11-34 cassette. The same hills (whether paved or unpaved) are more difficult in the gravel bike than in the mountain bike. What do I need to do (aside from more uphill riding) to make it up those same hills in the gravel bike? Can I stay with a 2x setup on the gravel bike and change the cassette so that it's less of a challenge? I'd rather not go with some sort of mtb/road 1x setup on the gravel bike as I do also use it for road riding and I'd like to be able to keep up with my riding buddies without spinning out. Thanks in advance!

bicycling
05. Juli, 17:29 Uhr

Sooo, I have a ''trash'' bike that I bought for a stationary bike setup for ZWIFT. However I recently sold my zwift setup and kept the bike for going to the mall and stuff. Now, I don't like the racing handlebars for riding outside. I want to change them for a normal city handlebar or MTB-handlebar. However I have no idea what the demensions are (I searched google as well) or what they mean. I also don't know if the handlebar stem is the right stem for another handlebar? Maybe it's only for racing handlebars? No idea. I'm a noob in this field. ​ https://preview.redd.it/sxfxnccul6ab1.png?width=904&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=6b6576a31471a150faa6eb0ba842b777b8d054ee (It's the version with disc brakes and I have size 'M' if that matters.) [https://www.decathlon.com/products/rc-120-disc-326838](https://www.decathlon.com/products/rc-120-disc-326838) ​ Please help me? haha ​ Thanks in advance!

bicycling
13. Mai, 17:44 Uhr

Hey redditors! I usually drive MTBs, I happily own a Kona Lava Dome, but lately, purely out of convenience, I'm lookin for lightweight bikes, so I can more easily, and daily, take it up and down the stairs, and drive in the city. I don't particularly want a road one, but rather the so called "hybrid" or "gravel". My MTB is around 14kg, so I'm looking for something around, or less, than 10kg. Regarding budget, well, I know it may be expensive, but less than 1k would be ideal. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!!

bicycling
14. Februar, 14:50 Uhr

I'm old enough to see them coming and going - BMX, MTBs, fixies, Gravel, MTBs (again)...and so it goes on. I wonder what the next bike trend will be that will be embraced by hipsters???