How do I transport my bike?
Renunciation is certainly not a word that evokes pleasant associations, rather we associate it with missing something … And what we certainly don’t want to miss is our beloved little bike! Being able to...
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Ragged/spliced brake cable ends. Brake outer casing end cap fallen off – What to do?
A small but nevertheless annoying detail: unravelled brake cable ends not only look stupid, they can also injure you because the wire ends are very sharp. If you ride your bike a lot and...
Oil on brake disc or pads: What can I do and what really helps?
Just spray oil on the chain and ride off. That’s what many people think and forget that the brake disc is in the immediate vicinity. But is oil on the brake discs really a...
What torque (Nm) does my screw on the bike need?
Always use a torque spanner, because – After tight comes off Here you will find a table with the respective tightening torques for bicycle parts and screws. It is best to use a torque...
Which child seat is the right one for me?
The most important cargo we transport is our children. That is why it is all the more important that the little ones can be packed comfortably and safely. A seat that can be easily...
What circuits are there?
The derailleur The derailleur is the most widespread and at the same time the cheaper variant. It is popular for sporty bikes and in mountainous regions. Mountain bikes and trekking bikes are equipped with...
How do I determine the correct tyre pressure?
Check the tyre pressure of your bicycle regularly (approx. every 4 weeks for normal use and daily for sporty riding). If you find it difficult to reach your desired speed or if riding is...
Which bicycle valves are available?
Who hasn’t experienced it – you’re cycling along a country lane and suddenly …… the tyre is flat. Then you start looking for the problem and, of course, first try to inflate the tyre...
How do I find the right bicycle inner tube?
When buying a new bicycle inner tube, there are two characteristics you should pay attention to: Size: Numbers are stamped on the side of the casing. These indicate the tyre size and the required...
Which bicycle helmet is the right one for me?
Even though it is not compulsory in Germany to wear a helmet when cycling (this does not apply to children under the age of 12), it is still logical and advisable to protect your...
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