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Essential Bike Maintenance
By on 23/11/2009 13:07:49
Three things you can do in 20 minutes to keep your bike in tip-top shape

), and wipe clean with a dry rag. Apply lube when you've finished. Adjust your brakesIf your brake lever reaches the handlebar before it stops your bike, either your pads are worn or your cables are stretched. Worn pads should be replaced - but that's another

Ride Out The Winter
By on 18/11/2009 17:33:20
An off-season bike-maintenance checklist for triathletes of all levels

When faced with winter, a triathlete generally makes one of three decisions about cycling: keep riding; move the bike inside to the turbo trainer; or shift emphasis to a different activity - Wii Fit, anyone? - until the warmer weather returns

Bike Care Essentials
By on 18/11/2009 14:30:48
A well-equipped work bench can make the difference between a stellar ride and downtime at the bike shop

Easy-as-pie psiTop Dog St Deluxe pump, £46.99Tyre pressure affects your bike's comfort, speed, handling and even your safety. And although your road tyres may have a maximum pressure of 125 psi, that might not be the pressure you should use; most

How to Look After Your Bike Chain
By on 19/11/2009 12:06:41
Three things you need to know about that linked loop that keeps your wheels turning

. To work out a chain's size on your own, line up the jaws of a pair of calipers over the centre of the ends of a chain pin. Five- or six-speed bikes need a chain with a diameter of 7.5 to 8mm; seven- and eight-speed bikes need a chain with a diameter of 7

Sound Advice For Your Bike
By on 23/11/2009 15:15:02
The three annoying sounds every bike inevitably makes, and how to stop them

Squeaky seatYour peaceful ride is interrupted by a distracting sound coming from somewhere on your saddle - like a broken spring in a mattress. The problemYour seat and seat-post clamp bolts may not be properly lubricated. The solution Remove your saddle from your post and treat...

TW Race Report: Jenny Clark Try-a-Tri
By Louise Steggals on 05/09/2011 12:00:00

and learn about bike maintenance.The race began in Ongar Leisure Centre, with competitors starting at 30-second intervals, snaking 300m up and down each of the six lanes of the pool. The bike course consisted of two laps of mainly quiet country lanes

How To Look After Your Bike
By Nicola Joyce on 24/11/2009 11:32:01
Look after your bike and it will look after you

this simple guide to DIY bike maintenance:TyresCHECK: Keep an eye on both tyres, checking for wear on the tread as well as cracks on the sidewalls that might indicate they have started to perish. Worn tyres lead to slower performance and punctures.FIX IT: You

Cycle Stronger Now
By on 18/11/2009 16:55:36
Cycling tricks of the trade that could slash minutes off your triathlon times

is that it encourages you to think like a cyclist. Training and socialising with experienced cyclists allows you to broaden your horizons in terms of training, routes, equipment, bike maintenance, aerodynamics and where to find the best tea-shops. A good starting point

Tulloh Says: Beating The Training Blues
By Bruce Tulloh on 27/05/2003 15:48:31
Training becoming a drag? Feel like you're running in glue? Then read on...

of runners who after a good run say, “The amazing thing is that I missed several days training last week, because I fell off my bike/had a cold…”. A little rest will always do you good in the short term, and the harder you are training, the more benefit you

How To Buy: Baby Strollers
By Sean Fishpool on 22/06/2005 16:32:48
Make choosing a baby stroller child's play. RW reviews Instep 10K Ultimate, Baby Jogger J2 and XTS Twister

extras you can fit yourself: a bell to let people know that you’re approaching, and a bike water-bottle cage for long, hot runs. Buying TipsAlways try before you buy – with your child. Make sure that the handlebar height is right for everyone who

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