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#1
General Chat / Re: Wobbly Wheels
September 05, 2023, 01:03:21 AM
If the wheel is not true, meaning it's not perfectly straight and round, your bike wheel may wobble. This can result from a bent rim or loose spokes. Inspect the wheel for visible deformities and have it trued by a professional if necessary.
#2
RadRunner / Re: Chain slipping while pedaling hard
July 19, 2023, 08:18:53 PM
The section at the bike's rear cassette slipping is the reason why the bike chain slips when pedaling hard. It could mean a problem with the rear derailleur's alignment, which needs to be adjusted. you will need to check the derailleur. if it is bent, you should straighten it into shape.
#3
A rattling sound in the wheel or visible warping in the rim is one of the common indications to tighten bike spokes. If you see any of these, it is advisable to address them right away.
#4
For the e-bike backlight, you?ll find a button on this light, press the button and the light should turn on. Press once to turn it on, then press again to make the lights blink, and press again to make it blink but with slower intervals.
#5
RadMission / Re: Chain keeps falling off
June 06, 2023, 08:38:42 PM
If there has been an instance that your chain has fallen off the cassette, you should check if any links have been bent. In case, the bike chain keeps popping caused by your chain is already worn out, the best and safer solution is to simply replace your chain with a newer and more durable ones. The cost may range from $15 to $60 depending on the shift quality.
#6
Service & Repair / Re: Help Bleeding Brakes
March 23, 2023, 08:38:05 PM
Recommend bleeding Shimano disc brakes without a bleed kit in case of bleeding brakes with a bleed kit can't work. Just remove your calipers and work on your bike's bleed port. Let the caliper hang to remove all air bubbles.
#7
RadRover / Re: handlebar question
January 11, 2023, 06:48:53 PM
After reading some of the reviews of buyers on Amazon, I wasn't sure what to expect but I was impressed with the REDSHIFT road bike stem road bike stem. At the end of the ride, gone was the numbness in my hands, and there was much less fatigue in my arms and shoulders. My ride is broken up into sections of trail, and one telling aspect of the ride to me was that after finishing a section. https://biketoworkday.us/best-road-bike-stems/
#8
RadRunner / Re: Chain slipping while pedaling hard
November 14, 2022, 01:07:00 AM
If your chain slips on the bike more frequently, your chain might be too loose/long or there may be a damaged link somewhere. You can fix a slipped bike chain if you shorten your chain to fit your gear or remove the damaged part.
#9
RadRover / Re: Rad rover 6 + handle bar stem.
October 26, 2022, 01:19:03 AM
There are a lot of factors to consider when adjusting handlebar height on your mountain bike. But the most important step is to determine whether your bicycle is sporting a threadless or threaded headset stem.
#10
RadMini / Re: ST Flat tire....:-<
September 26, 2022, 01:32:37 AM
Learning how to pump up a road bike tire is crucial for any bike enthusiast. Having so is beneficial to maintaining your machine, especially for convenience, whenever you need to inflate your bike, which will help to ease the cycling experience. You can effortlessly pump air to your bike tire with the right tools and knowledge to get you started. Identify your bike valve type and choose the pump head that would work well with it.
#11
RadRover / Re: Repair stand
August 07, 2022, 08:17:40 PM
Bikers will become more confident on the road knowing they have a reliable bike repair stand DIY at home. First, decide where to position the flange, then use the pencil to mark its four holes. After that, drill the first two holes, then insert two bolts so you can accurately drill the remaining holes later. Grab the long pipe and connect it to the short one using a metal elbow joint. Connect it to the flange when it already looks like a letter L.
#12
Bicycle tires are made using several layers of rubber. However, each layer is different from the rest with different strengths and qualities. Key layers are the nylon casing, the treads, and the sidewall that also has the branding. Another important component is the bead; it is similar to a metal wire in appearance but may also be made of a strong material such as Kevlar. The nylon casing is not made of rubber and is prepared separately; it is made up of a weblike mesh.
#13
RadRunner / Re: Chain slipping while pedaling hard
July 28, 2022, 06:39:39 PM
Bicycle chains falling off while cycling can be due to a number of reasons. A dirty chain may become clogged, leading to losing its grip on the cassette. When this happens, it may lead to the chain slipping on bike. Worn-out gears can also lead to a situation where the chain keeps coming off bike. This type of wear occurs from long periods of use due to the frequent movement of the chain, especially during shifting,  the only solution is to have the cassette replaced.
#14
The speed limiter can be part of an electric bike's safety features, but for adrenaline junkies who ride at top speed like me, it can be too restricting. Removing speed limiter on an electric bike can be easy by removing the bicycle limiting wire. It is usually found at the controller and normally comes as a single wire.
#15
Attaching a Schwinn bike trailer to a bike is simple as the Schwinn company specifically designed their trailers to be compatible with most bikes. You will likely not need an adapter anymore, making it even more convenient and cost-friendly for most buyers.