Once you purchase a bike you want to make sure you maintain it. You have made an investment and you want it to last. Bike maintenance can often be done yourself and if you do these five things, then you will save yourself from much more costly repairs down the road.

So your child is ready for his (or her) first bike. What a great time! It has been said once you learn to ride a bike you never forget, so what a great thing to learn in childhood. However, you want to make sure you buy the right bike for your child. Obviously, you need to get the right fit, but it goes even beyond that. Here are some things you should consider when shopping for your child’s first bike.

Riding a bicycle is a fun and rewarding way to exercise. It has many health benefits, but there are risks to bicycle riding as well. Here are the health risks and benefits to riding a bike. Even the most experienced bike rider can have a fall.

There is a lot that can go into buying the right bike for you. You probably already have a budget in mind of what you are willing and able to spend on a bike, but how do you know you’re getting the best bang for your buck? Here are the things you should look for when shopping for a bike for yourself.

Have your bikes been sitting in the garage collecting dust all winter long? Well, now that the warmth and sunshine are upon us you’re probably starting to pull out the bicycles. But there are going to be some things you will need to do to make sure your bikes are safe for its riders this spring and summer. So here’s how to prepare your bikes for that first spring ride of the year.

Roaming the countryside together on bikes as a family can be lots of fun. Best of all, it’s cheaper than going say bowling. There are some things you will need to keep in mind when you do take the family biking, though. So here are some tips to make your family biking trips more enjoyable.