by Take to the Trail | Dec 14, 2017 | Gear, Maintenance
Are you in need of a new mountain bike frame? Did you know that the number of bicycles sold in the country each year is in the millions? Take for example in 2015, a record of 20,200,000 bicycles were sold in the U.S. alone. The number of bicycle frames sold is equally...
by Take to the Trail | Dec 11, 2017 | Maintenance
Your bike goes through a lot of wear and tear. That’s okay. Bikes are designed to withstand all kinds of conditions and rides. Still, you need to give your bike the love and care it deserves. It treats you well so you should take care of it, too. It’s...
by Take to the Trail | Dec 11, 2017 | Maintenance
Bikes are small so they’re a lot less intimidating than cars or other vehicles when it comes to repairs. In fact, a lot of simple bike repairs you can do on your own at home with common tools your probably already have. Still, you should know your limits. You...
by Take to the Trail | Dec 11, 2017 | Maintenance
You demand a lot from your bike: jumps, hills, rocks, and unstable terrain. It’s only fair that you give your bike the love and care it deserves, right? It’s important for all riders – both serious and casual – to care for their bike with regular tune ups....
by Take to the Trail | Dec 10, 2017 | Maintenance
Cleaning your bike chain, suspension, drivetrain, and other moving parts is crucial for maintaining the integrity of your bike’s performance. Dirt and grime can build up in these areas and cause parts to break down. Sure, you may not be able to avoid repairs...
by Take to the Trail | Dec 10, 2017 | Maintenance
Your bike is supposed to get dirty, that’s what it’s made for. Once it happens, you need to know how to clean a mountain bike without damaging any important parts. Mountain bikes are made to ride through dirt, mud, and all kinds of gunk. You don’t...
