How do I find the right road bike handlebars?
Reach, drop, rise, backsweep and flare are different units that affect the riding feel, comfort and seating position. You can find out what they mean in detail here. In the past, you didn’t have...
Which stems are available for road bikes?
Even the smallest change in dimension influences the riding position and thus the riding comfort as well as a favourable posture. Therefore, you determine the relevant advantage for you with the individual choice of...
E-bike tuning: Risks and legal consequences
Theoretically, an e-bike can reach speeds higher than 25 km/h. With an e-bike tuning kit, this restriction can be manipulated or lifted. We do NOT recommend this modification and do not fit tuning kits....
Cycling performance diagnostics: How to assess your fitness level
The approach to determining how fit you are can involve a number of examinations and tests, and depending on how deep you want to dig into your wallet, you have a whole range of...
Mountain bikes for women
The history of mountain bikes began over 40 years ago. In 1973, Gary Fischer, Joe Breeze and Charles Kelly set themselves the goal of climbing an approx. 800 m high mountain by bike. But...
What type of tyre is best for my city bike?
Suitable footwear is the be-all and end-all for hikes, and all the more so the more changeable the weather and the more challenging the routes. What is true for our feet and a secure...
Road Bike Beginner’s Guide
What does a racing bike cost? A good road bike costs between 700 and 1000 euros, including an aluminium frame, Shimano Tigra gears and rim brakes. A road bike with disc brakes is available...
Racing bike aerodynamics
Road cyclists are focused competitive athletes whose attention is primarily on efficiency and energy-saving progress. An optimised riding position as well as wearing streamlined clothing influences the gain of valuable seconds and can save...
Which road bike tyre is best for you?
Many manufacturers nowadays offer road bike tyres between 23 and 32 mm. In the 80s and 90s, people still rode with very narrow tyres, 19 to 20 mm were standard. You should also choose...
Touring bike tyre: how to choose the right type for your ride
For an extended tour, tyres with high puncture resistance are advisable. If you are riding on very different terrain, you also need a universal tread. Tyres with tread offer better grip on forest paths...
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