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cycling

cycling
08. September, 21:51 Uhr

All things being equal on the route, does your positioning on a road bike allow you to generate more power compared to riding a MTB? For that matter, do the different positions on the road bike change your ability to put down power through more favorable leverages? Or is positioning all a matter of aerodynamics (or comfort, etc)?

cycling
08. September, 10:06 Uhr

Hi all! I just bought a new Fuji Nevada 1.7 HD LO 22 for around 350 euros, and for the price it seems to be a fantastic cheap 29" mtb. Problem is I'm a bit of a tinkerer and with all the uprgrade possibilities I ended up thinking which upgrades are the best for maximizing the price to "feel" ratio? \-> Something to upgrade the daily commuting, and cycling experience. Already tossed the Tourney front derailleur and ordered an Acera which hopefully makes the shifting/adjusting a bit smoother. Then I bought a 200mm brake disc kit for front and rear brakes +all the usual stuff like grips, pedals, sqlab innerbarends etc.

cycling
30. August, 19:39 Uhr

I know most people won't even get the idea why would I need the same shoes for road and MTB, but I prefer to use the SPD over SPD-SL on my road bike too. I'm planning to get something with carbon insole because the biggest problem with my current shoes that they flex a lot. I know that with carbon insole it's gonna be less comfortable to walk, but I'll have a my second pair of shoes for more casual rides. Mostly I'm thinking between [Northwave Rebel 3](https://www.northwave.com/de/bike/schuhe/mtb/xc/rebel-3), [Shimano SH-XC702](https://bike.shimano.com/de-DE/product/apparel-accessories/shimano-series-lsg-2021/SH-XC702.html) and [Fizik Vento X3.](https://www.fizik.com/eu_en/vento-overcurve-x3.html) Any opinions about them? Or anything else you can recommend for this usage? Thanks!

cycling
28. August, 05:45 Uhr

I love the [Revelo Thinstem](https://www.revelo.ca/pages/thinstem) because it makes transport and storage (in my garage) of my Changebike 809 MTB super easy. It basically aligns the handlebars parallel with your top tube and tires instead of being perpendicular to them so that you can lean your bike against the wall. However, I do not think it is sturdy enough for jumps or other activity where stability is parmount. Has anyone else had any experience with this product?

cycling
13. August, 16:20 Uhr

I'm 24 and overweight , i want to buy a bike for me so i can easily ride without any issues i only ride on roads not going to do stunts or any this type of things so i want to know which bike i should go with, geared or single speed in mtb and road bikes.

cycling
11. August, 21:16 Uhr

Hi, I want to go on a group gravel ride, would it be weird if I took a MTB? I am not in the best shape so getting so getting dropped is definitely a concern. They will be riding at a "chill moderate pace (not a race)" for 20 miles in about two hours. The bike I would be taking is a Kona unit x. Please let me know what you think.

cycling
01. August, 21:52 Uhr

It's time for me to buy a new pair of clip-in shoes for my road bike. I was reading an article of someone who purchased mountain bike clip-in shoes for their road bike. They stated that they are easier to walk in than road bike clip-ins. Does anyone have any experience with this? The MTB shoes look a bit bulkier and hence heavier than road bike clip-ins.

cycling
14. Juli, 12:30 Uhr

I'm too fat to ride my road bike, right now, so I started with my MTB, a Trek 800 Singletrack from the early 2000s, with the original knobby tires. I know this isn't ideal, but until my gut is smaller, it's what I gotta do. (Yes, I've changed my diet to lose weight, and it's working.) I haven't ridden since 2017. I'm 50 years old. My neighborhood has a lot of small hills that are hard for me to climb, but I did it! I have 3 chainrings, and was on the middle one, with the biggest cog in the rear. I felt like giving up, but I didn't. I only rode for about 15 minutes, and less than 2 miles, but it's a start! I'm taking today off, to give my quads more time to recover.

cycling
12. Juli, 17:38 Uhr

Hello, I am looking for advice. I have a road bike that I mostly use on pavement. It has: * no suspension * 26-inch wheels with 1.75cm wide tires Last week I went on into an old road with many hills and I damaged the back wheel going down one hill. **My Question**: will I benefit from buying an entry-level MTB (hardtail)?

cycling
27. Juni, 18:37 Uhr

I just upgraded from a hybrid (Trek FX3) to my first true road bike (Domane AL3). I am definitely still at the "one bike for all solutions" level and am planning to hand the FX3 off to my partner to ride. So when considering clipless pedals, my worry is that if we want to just ride to the farmers market or something, I will need to bring my shoes, switch pedals, or just have a not great riding experience. For that reason, I am considering putting Crankbrothers Doubleshots on my Domane and just want to understand any downstream impacts I may not be understanding. At this point I have no plans to race and my longer rides are just typical weekend-warrior exercise rides. Does anyone have these pedals on a road bike? Anyone have another solution to my problem that doesn't involve committing to MTB pedals and shoes? Thanks in advance.

cycling
20. Juni, 13:11 Uhr

I’m looking for a roof rack recommendation that would work with my road bike and my 29er mtb with thru axle front fork. Thanks!

cycling
17. Juni, 03:30 Uhr

I ride long distances with my mtb. Does having aero bar help me with fatigue and comfort?

cycling
17. Juni, 02:06 Uhr

Basically.. I have an old 20+ year old Trek mountain bike. I plan on buying a gravel bike next year when money is a little bit better.. probably in the $4K range give or take. I am also a pretty big guy.. 6'5", 300lbs, not incredibly fat.. most dont think I am because of my height. Anyway.. I do want to drop 50lbs or so.. and I am not a big fan of walking/running, so I want to do it via biking (and diet, working out in gym). I enjoy riding, hence why I want to grab a gravel bike soon as I mostly prefer road, but the occasional somewhat off road is cool too. So.. in the mean time.. I think my Trek MTB frame is just fine, and I'll give this bike to my teenage son after I get my gravel bike next year. So I was curious if it's possible to upgrade the gearing.. I think mine has 3 front gears and 6 back gears.. I forget off hand, but I know its three up front. I would prefer to go to either a single or double up front, and 11 or so in the back. I've seen some of the Shimano stuff and it looks great. I also wouldn't mind moving to a rim with disc brake option, and tubeless tire. I can live with rim brakes if that is a big change and not worth the cost. I would like to move away from tubes though. If it is possible.. what is a ballpark figure on the front and/or rear rim/tubeless tire setup, and the front and rear gear/sprockets. Priority for me is tubeless first, gearing second and brakes last. What I don't want to do is spend $1K or more on this project. So whatever is the best bang for buck value/change I would like to consider. If just moving to a tubeless rim/tire is the cheapest yet good upgrade.. I am fine with that. I switched to a more road like tire years ago. The tire size is 26" 1.25-1.5 32mm length. Thank you for any info.

cycling
12. Juni, 04:20 Uhr

I have been riding for about 2 months or so but I don't have any major accesories. What are the 5 best accesories for a MTB cycle?

cycling
09. Juni, 03:52 Uhr

Hello, I hope here is the right place to ask questions about which bike would be more suitable for me. I’ve been thinking about trying mountain biking for a while and recently, And today I went in to a local bike shop, they have a Santa Cruz Chameleon R MX and asking for $3200. Is it a good deal to take it or should I look for other places/bikes? (I’m fine with hybrid bike too if I can’t find a overall mtb) I’d like to both bike around in the city and ride in trails mildly. Also, is it important to get a full suspension one or the hard tail would be fine? bc the store owner seemed like wanting me to get the “full suspension” more than hard tail.

cycling
02. Juni, 15:18 Uhr

I just ordered SPD pedals and I’m now in the market for my first pair of cycling shoes. I’ve heard MTB is the way to go since you can walk in them, can anybody recommend an inexpensive good first pair? Thanks PS (I have very flat feet)

cycling
29. Mai, 19:46 Uhr

Hello, I have a road bike. Lately, I decided to get another non-road bike for traditional commuting. I have two suggestion aluminum MTB and cheaper steel vintage urban bike. Since I will have several trips going fishing about 3km trip with uphill through the road, I can't decide which suggestion will more fit. Any help is much appreciated :)

cycling
29. Mai, 14:00 Uhr

I am doing my first 115km and 1700VF race in 1 month my goal is to finish, I currently train 30 35 km twice a week and 70 km once a week MTB, from time to I alternate 50 - 70 km in road bike What kind of training I can do during this month so I can be better prepared for the race? Also any additional advice? considering I may be in the bike around 7 hrs Thanks!!

cycling
29. Mai, 09:56 Uhr

Considering getting into mtb but I always had problem getting uphill on bikes, is it ok if my first bike will be an ebike?

cycling
27. Mai, 04:22 Uhr

So, I'm planning on getting into indoor cycling, and I'm probably gonna buy the Elite Qubo Power Smart trainer. Thing is, I don't think I have the economic capabilities of buying a new race bike, and I was considering using my MTB. I read somewhere that it's risky because the tyre can wear fast, but I don't think that would be a problem since I don't use it outside. Would it still be a decent experience?

cycling
25. Mai, 16:33 Uhr

I'm strugling to setup the tire pressure, because tool calculators say one PSI, tire recommend another PSI with big difference [MTB XC bike](https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/29-inch-full-suspension-carbon-mountain-bike-rockrider-xc-900-white/_/R-p-325040?mc=8614815), used on both road and offroad Bike weight with gear: 13kg My weight with gear: 58kg Tire: 55-622 / 29"x2.25 (Tubes) Tire PSI markings for tubeless (I'm with tubes from factory): Min: 29PSI / Max: 58PSI [https://i.imgur.com/U9WrxAF.jpeg](https://i.imgur.com/U9WrxAF.jpeg) [https://i.imgur.com/FBmALTK.jpeg](https://i.imgur.com/FBmALTK.jpeg) [https://i.imgur.com/CPCWgQp.jpeg](https://i.imgur.com/CPCWgQp.jpeg) ​ From factory it comes with about 45PSI which fell alot and start skip on climb terrain/offroad, so i drop to 28/30PSI now. Using calculators, given all my data: Front: 23PSI, back: 25PSI But 23/25 is less than tire min recomendation of 29 and that marking is for tubeless which is told can run lower than tubes. So i'm confusing what to take, tools or tire advice? I don't want to ruin the tire with too lower pressure. What is a good pressure to go?

cycling
24. Mai, 00:57 Uhr

Hi guys. Anyone know if a road bike derailleur and mtb shifter can work? I want to use a Shimano SORA rd and an alivio shifter. I hope you guys can help. Thanks!

cycling
22. Mai, 19:55 Uhr

Basically what the title says. I have a friend who wants to go for a ride with me (165 lbs). I am terrible at guessing weights but she's a big girl. I have 2 road bikes also but I think the MTB would be way safer for her. I want to be supportive and get her on a bike but I'm also worried about my baby lol. Will my suspension suffer from a mild ride with a heavier person on it? Should I add air to the rear shock or lock it out? She's not gonna be bouncing on a trail or anything. Thanks for reading and any advice.

cycling
21. Mai, 07:23 Uhr

Hello, I've recently bought a road bike (Canyon Endurance) and I'm seeking some advice on clothing. After a couple of rides my wrists are in pain, I think I need some good gloves with ulnar nerve protection and I will definitely need a pair of decent overalls as my MTB shorts are very uncomfortable. Can you please give me some advice on brands that provide good value for money? Better if they're available on Decathlon/Amazon, I'm based in Europe and I'm looking for stuff suitable for hot weather.

cycling
06. Dezember, 14:16 Uhr

I’m tryna get a budget 50-100$ rear hub which is really loud. Any recommendations?

cycling
25. November, 08:30 Uhr

In my English class, I need to do a creative peice, so I have made it about this kid winning this cycling race that takes 3 days ( so the real thing could be 3-4 days normally ) The problem is I can’t find any routes that take the length of time, or just aren’t simple too complicated for anyone to cycles. If there are any routes you know that take 3-4 days that would be great. Preferably in or near the UK

cycling
14. November, 01:39 Uhr

I have a health issue that makes me especially sensitive to bumps in the road I have a hardtail mountain bike with 29" x 2.4 tires (not tubeless ready) + cane creek thudbuster. I heard that going tubeless allows you to decrease tire pressure even more, allowing for a smoother ride. Is this accurate, and if so, which tubeless tires would be best for my situation? I care most about having a smooth ride. Don't plan on doing any actual mountain biking anytime soon Thanks so much!

cycling
09. November, 19:24 Uhr

I’m looking for a rear rack that can clamp onto the frame and screw into the hole on the frame.

cycling
28. Oktober, 22:52 Uhr

Anything involving a pinch grip/pushing with my thumb is almost impossible. I can't turn a key, I can't pop out a piece of gum, I can't put a cap back on a pen with one hand. I finished 1000km 2 weeks ago. I thought it might calm down and that I just had a bit of inflammation. But the weakness is persistening with no improvement. I'm wondering how urgently I should prioritise seeking help. There's a hand physio centre near me, and the person that I want to see isn't available for two weeks (his specific area of interest is these types of injuries and rock climbing which is another hobby of mine). However, there is someone available I can see ASAP tommorrow but he has more of a history with hand injuries related to tennis/football/ball sports. Obviously they're both hand specific physios and will a good option either way. I'm just wondering if I have the time to wait for my preferred guy.

cycling
27. Oktober, 02:04 Uhr

Im thinking of selling either my trek supercaliber or ceepo rindo. I mostly ride technical trails but recently i find myself riding mostly paved roads and a mix of gravel. I still find trail riding enjoyable from time to time but I just cant keep them both. So now im trying to decide which of the two bikes am I going to sell.

cycling
24. Oktober, 03:19 Uhr

I’m currently looking for another pair of SPD shoes. I’m using an older pair of specialized mountain bike/gravel shoes that I do really like. But they are getting a little bit worn out and would like another pair to use. I’m looking at the Leat 6.0 it seems like a good shoe for the money, does anyone have any experience with this or a shoe similar that they would recommend my main focus would be comfort a little bit of style and then probably performance I wouldn’t want them to be too soft or flexible.

cycling
28. September, 14:47 Uhr

I did 75 km ride twice but yesterday I felt like I had some more in me. Last 10 km were painful but the pure joy I felt after arriving home was priceless. Riding time just under 5 hours. Never had a road bike but I suppose it'd be a less exhausting experience.

cycling
27. September, 14:55 Uhr

I've seen a few concepts like the Ventoux https://static.wixstatic.com/media/62f254_cc8c0b0a0bc34967ab4440b3420c8eb9~mv2_d_3543_2126_s_2.jpg/v1/crop/x_0,y_66,w_3543,h_1994/fill/w_981,h_552,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/2.jpg or the Virgo https://ksr-ugc.imgix.net/assets/041/005/600/4a290cbae201f01c2b7c5b0415928880_original.jpg , but that's about it. Some ski helmets seem to have chin guards but that's about it, anything I'm missing? Mostly interested as it's a great mounting point for a gopro ...

cycling
23. September, 16:34 Uhr

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cycling
08. September, 14:22 Uhr

Ive also got an Instagram account with over 1k followers and i would share my workouts and share their tags and sponsor them. Maybe does shimano and Dmt sponsor töö id like new shoes and a power meter.