Taking care of your bike is key to ensuring it’s always ready for the next ride. But cleaning a bike isn't as simple as washing a car; it's a more intricate process that tends to every component, ...

There's a saying: a clean bike is a fast bike, and as cliche as it sounds, there's a huge amount of truth in it. The proper function of a bike depends on a number of moving parts being able to, well, ...

Whether you’re a serious cyclist who logs thousands of miles per year, a casual commuter, or a recreational rider, you’re going to go farther—and feel more comfortable and confident doing it—if you ...

For those residing in the northern hemisphere, this time of year is best summed up as 'soggy'. The trails turn to mud, the mercury plummets and your bike instantly gains a couple of kilos courtesy of ...

Putting grease in the wrong place can cause slipping, noise, and weak braking. Here are the bike parts to keep grease away from.

No matter how much of a routine you make it, cleaning your bike is a chore. It's time-consuming, mucky, and in the winter it's cold and wet and all you want to do is get inside and warm up. The more ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Winter is a rough time for any bike: all that mud, grit and wet ...

Cleaning your bike is easier than you think. Whether it’s steel, aluminum, titanium or carbon, with water and bike appropriate cleaners, polishes, degreasers and lube you can rid your bike of dirt in ...