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Thanks to a suspension fork/telescopic fork on the front wheel, impacts are absorbed, while the frame’s rigidity ensures a more precise riding technique. This stability promises you noticeably more safety. A Fully should only...
A bicycle frame should be light and strong at the same time. Carbon is increasingly used for sporty bikes. But aluminium, steel, titanium and even wood and bamboo bikes can also be found on...
To be seen by other road users, you need reflectors. There are now many different ways of attaching them to your bike. To ensure all-round protection and a high lateral reflective surface, we recommend...
One thing in advance: it is not compulsory! But it does protect your rear end from wetness and mud. If you value this valuable feature, you certainly need a mudguard. Especially in the wet...
If the fork is set too hard or too soft, this will become noticeable relatively quickly. If the handling changes, you should adjust the suspension and adapt it to your needs. We show you...
If the tyre loses air, it must be pumped up again. Checking the tyre pressure and inflating the tyre is therefore one of the simplest and most frequent maintenance tasks to be carried out...
A correctly adjusted handlebar influences the rider’s sitting position. The back, neck and wrists are protected and the bike can be moved safely off-road. One biker has his arms stretched out, the other adopts...
Pedals are essential on every bicycle. Saddle, handlebars and pedals form a unit and play a major role for the rider. Every riding style and type of bicycle needs a suitable bicycle pedal. Platform...
This little lever that makes it easier to detach the wheel from the fork is probably the first thing everyone thinks of. In the event of a puncture, it can save a lot of...
Cycling is healthy, we all know that. Cycling trains the cardiovascular system, the lungs and the muscles. A correct sitting position is crucial, because most people sit incorrectly on the bike and risk tension...
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