Bikes and Gear link compendium

[Certifried]

place holder in case I need more room

[KelOnWheels]

This rocks. Chapeau, scary clown sir!

[Certifried]

please feel free to make suggestions on other topics to include, I’ll gladly (re)search out the threads and add them. If there are other threads related to any of the topics I already have, please link them so I can add them as well.

[khanb1]

Thanks! Excellent resource. Are there good discussions on bike fitting and dyi of it that can be added to the first list?

[Certifried]

@khanb1 33764 wrote:

Thanks! Excellent resource. Are there good discussions on bike fitting and dyi of it that can be added to the first list?

I haven’t seen any posts on how to set your bike up to fit on the forums, but there are some decent resources on the web, REI for instance has a write up. I’ve had a “pro” bike fit done and, while expensive, was totally worth it in my opinion. I’m not sure how you’d be able to do some of the measurements while on the bike at the same time, so hopefully some of the old-timers (haha like Tim Kelley) will chime in.

[rcannon100]

May wish to add: Rear racks and pannier bags
http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?3212-Seeking-Recommendations-Rear-Rack-Shoulder-Bag

[Certifried]

added the Gear in Review thread. Any other suggestions are more than welcome! Thanks so much to everyone for your contributions to this forum. About 0.00001% of the info listed is from me, all this great information comes to you from this amazing community.

[dasgeh]

Can we add the “Let’s Talk About Box, Baby” Thread to the Choosing a bike list with something like “Box bikes for families and cargo”?

Thanks

[guardianbike]

Do you have the figures for that too?

I was of the impression that it was the same distance from centreline to centreline with all the different chainrings but the higher speed versions had very slightly narrower teeth and substantially thicker shoulders to stop narrower chains falling down the gap.
Guardian Bikes

[Munibor]

@guardianbike 148724 wrote:

Do you have the figures for that too?

I was of the impression that it was the same distance from centreline to centreline with all the different chainrings but the higher speed versions had very slightly narrower teeth and substantially thicker shoulders to stop narrower chains falling down the gap.
Guardian Bikes

friends nice to meet you,tham]nk for links

[SimonRider]

Hello everyone, I have been fond of bicycling since childhood and I want to share with you a resource which, with my advice, saved me when driving in winter and wet weather, I hope that you will also find it useful.
http://bestadviser.net/how-to/how-to-keep-riding-in-wet-and-cold-conditions/

[Addisoncale]

“I want to ask about the forum from where I may find great information about 6ku Track bike along with all information about brands and other categories.”

[cathy liang]

Hey everyone,

Lots of great gear suggestions here! Just thought I’d add one more for those who ride a lot at night—I’ve been using the Gaciron Raptor-1800 bike light lately, and it’s been a game-changer for visibility and safety, especially on darker trails.

If anyone’s looking for a solid, high-lumen light, you can check it out here: https://www.gaciron-shop.com/

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