The best bike-friendly pressure washers will blast dirt away without damaging bearings and seals, so we put the best pressure ...

Scottish rider tells the tale of his ride on the popular bikepacking trail ...

Grease is omnipresent on every bike mechanic's workbench. It keeps bearings smooth, prevents creaks, and stops parts from seizing together. But that doesn’t mean you should apply it everywhere on a ...

A slovenly luddite recants his errant chain lube ways ...

Learn how to lose those tubes in your mountain bike tires for a better ride quality and get virtually no more flats. Go tubeless! diy using duct tape, a sealant injector, and Stan's No Tubes race ...

Why do cyclists bonk? Learn the science of carbs, glycogen, and blood glucose—and how proper fueling can improve endurance ...

My first bicycle was not, in fact, a bicycle. I rode it in 1968, when I was two years old and as tubby as a bear cub. It had four wheels, not two, and no pedals: strictly speaking, it was a scooter.

Bike commuting is healthier and more environmentally friendly than driving and faster than walking, and, over time, it will save you a lot on MetroCards (if not stop you entirely from buying them).

New bikes—more often than not—tend to come with basic, low-quality pedals that manufacturers expect you'll upgrade. For road bikes, many riders opt for clipless systems that attach their shoe to the ...