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Planet Bike Lunch Box List Price: $20.99 Sale Price: $18.99  |
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Kryptonite Kryptoflex 1565 Combo Cable Bicycle Lock (5/8-Inch x 2-Foot 1/2 Inch) List Price: $25.95 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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The Kryptoflex Cables with Lock are available in a series of durable cables with locking capabilities for deterrent security in low crime areas.Integrated, 4-digit resettable combination lock with indexed number dials for error-free combination settingAdjustable spline attachment rotates up to 240 degrees for a greater number of possible lock carrying locations on bike frame or seat postFlexible braided steel cable for increased cut resistanceBracket compatible but not included, order#LK3020Item SpecificationsLock Size2.125' x 15mmBracket IncudedyesLock StyleCombination |
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OnGuard Akita 5045 Bicycle Security Cable (Lock Not Included) List Price: $4.95 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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OnGuard Akita Cable 5mm, 21-Inches long .Vinyl covered flex cable loop at both ends. |
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Pinhead Bicycle Locking Skewer Set, 3 Pack List Price: $64.99 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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3-pack includes 100mm front and 135mm rear locking skewers, plus seatpost lock. |
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Pipes, Rock Climbing Gear, Leather Bike Saddles, Luxury Sports Cars Sale Price: $1.99 |
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Blue Steel Sports Anti-Chafe Cream Sale Price: $14.99 |
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Reduces the chafing, blisters and saddle sores that occur with endurance sports. Protects your skin by forming a thin, silky llow-friction layer between skin and clothes as well as an effective moisture barrier to protect against sweat and water. Long lasting so reduces the need for inconvenient re-application. Most effective when used prior to activity, but also soothing to skin when used after endurance activites. Has natural Australian Tea Tree oil which has anti-septic and anti-fungal action to reduce the possibility of infection. |
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DZ Nuts Bliss Chamois Cream - Women's |
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Chaffing is chaffing, no matter what your anatomy. Whoever thought that women cyclists don't suffer similar friction issues as their male counterparts? The answer is, nobody even thought about it until now: DZ Nuts Bliss WomenAAAs Chamois Cream has arrived, ladies. And now we can all heave a sigh of relief. Scientifically formulated to soothe womenAAAs sensitive skin in the nether regions, the pro-grade chamois cream provides the ultimate protection even for top level training and racing. Nothing can ruin a ride faster than chaffed skin which gets rawer and rawer with every pedal stroke. Bliss WomenAAAs Chamois Cream works to take care of old sores while preventing new irritations. The creamAAAs anti-bacterial properties not only reduce the chances of infection, but they promote healthy skin by strengthening the skinAAAs biological defenses against infection. It boasts moisture absorbing polymers which are designated to alleviate the level of dampness next to your skin, thereby reducing the likelihood of friction developing. And for those adventuresome ladies who have used non-lady specific chamois creams in past, you can say goodbye to that somewhat unpleasant cool, tingling sensation. Getting out of the saddle while heading into a cold wind will no longer feel like you've sat down in an icy stream. DZ Nuts Bliss WomenAAAs Chamois Cream substantially reduces that itchy, prickly feeling even when your latest wax job begins to wear off. If you didnAAAt already love Dave Zabriskie for his dour, irreverent media persona, you will love him and his company for thinking intimately of the ladies in the audience. |
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Brave Soldier Friction Zone List Price: $16.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Brave Soldier Friction Zone Anti Chafe formula helps prevent blisters and reduce irritations.Long lasting protection from any sports activity where chafing is a problemAntibacterial formula offers superior anti-chafing and helps prevent minor skin irritationsNo petrolatum; Safe for wet suitsWater and sweat resistantSuperior anti-chafingItem SpecificationsOunces2.5fl oz |
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GoPro Handlebar Seatpost Mount for HERO Cameras List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $19.99 |
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GoPro Camera Accessories. Features: Replacement wrist housing for Digital HERO 3 |
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K-EDGE GO BIG Pro Handlebar Mount for GoPro Hero (K13-420 Gun Metal Grey) List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: $54.99 |
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K-EDGE GO BIG Pro Handlebar Mount is designed to lock your GoPro camera securely in front of your handlebar; out of the way of your vision and out of the way of your hands - like a cantilevered movie camera boom with rock solid reliability. Two bolt clamp system attaches to the oversized 31.8mm diameter portion of the handlebar near the stem. No more vibration in your videos, no more camera falling off your bike, and most importantly no more lost memories. This is an elite level cycling camera mount by the makers of the K-EDGE Chain Catcher, chosen by the world's best cyclists to ensure success in the Tour de France or your next ride. Go big or go home but don't go without a bomb-proof K-EDGE GO BIG Mount for your GoPro camera! |
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Everyone has heard of the Tour de France, one of the world's premier extreme road races (approximately 2,000 miles over the course of 21 days). Although the riders are only in the saddle for 4-6 hours per day, the speeds they carry are incomprehensible to most cyclists - nearly 30 mph on flats (consistently); nearly 15 mph on very steep climbs; sometimes 60+ mph on Alpine descents; and an unbelievable 40-45 mph in the sprints!
There are other races, though - in particular, the Race Across America, which is arguably the most difficult road race in the world. Racers ride from the west coast to the east coast of the USA, following a prescribed, closely monitored route. Racers can do the race as solo competitors, as a two-person, a four-person or an eight-person team. The 8-person teams are generally "fun" teams, and usually ride for the benefit of a charity.
The solo racers cross the continent in 10-12 days of long, long days in the saddle (20-22 hours per day). Duo teams takes approximately 7-9 days to finish. In duo, the racers alternate riding and resting; each rider is in the saddle 12 hours every day. The four-person is by far the fastest, crossing the country in about 5 days. This category is all about speed. Each rider takes short turns of approximately one hour (with a 3-hour rest); and their shift is ridden time-trial style which is much, much faster than the endurance pace held by the solo or duo riders.
Considering that the USA is approximately 3,000 miles wide, the Race Across America is an incredible accomplishment, no matter the category a rider participates in!
For more information on road races and all aspects of cycling, please visit mbikeworld.com
Getting The Right Sized Mountain Bike For You
Getting the proper sized bike for your body and riding style can make a big difference in how much you enjoy riding and how comfortable your bike is. Personnel at your local bike ship can help you to find the correct bike for your riding style and your body. Consider the hints that are below, and your bike will be the perfect size for you.
Standover Height
If you need to determine how the bike fits yourself, then the most important thing that you will need to consider is your inseam clearance. Make sure that there is enough space in the area between the top tube and your own body when you stop the bike. You want there to be clearance of about four to six inches from your inseam top to the top tube top.
Feet and Leg Position
Determining the proper leg position for riding your mountain bike is simple to do. It is important that you find the right position for your legs, because you constantly have to shift your position on the seat, due to terrain changes.
Due to the changes in terrain and the constant shifting, you will want to position the saddle of your bicycle a little lower than you normally would if you were riding a different bike. It is important that you consider this lower position when you determine what size frame that you will need.
Riding Compartment
One thing that you will want to think about and look at is the compartment layout for the rider. This is the distance that is located between the handlebars and the bicycle saddle. After you have determined the proper extension for your legs, you will want to ensure that the handlebars are one or two inches lower than the saddle height. The handlebars should never be at a great height than the height of the seat, unless you have a problem with your upper body.
Dual Suspension Bicycles
You want to make sure that the weight of your body is concentrated more in the center of the bike to make sure that it is distributed equally between the rear and front suspension units, which will help them work more efficiently and in tune with each other.
You can accomplish this quite simply by choosing to use either a shorter or higher step to help raise the height of your hands. This will help to move the height of the upper part of your body up and it will move the weight towards the rear of the bike. This increase should be no greater than two inches, so that the reach difference is no more than two inches.
Take a Test Ride
After you have considered each of these points, then it is time to take a test ride on your bike. It is important to wear your helmet, even while testing. Make sure that your tires are inflated to the right tire pressure and that the bike has been properly adjusted for your body. Then you are ready.
An employee from the bicycle shop should watch you when you are riding to make sure that the position and ride height is correct for you. If not, then you may need some additional adjustments. You should start your riding slowly and then gradually speed up when you get a better feel for the bike.
After you have ridden the bike for a while, then you may find that something seems off about the bike or it is not working right. If this occurs, then you want to have the problem corrected before you decide not to purchase the bike. It may be a simple adjustment that can make it into the bike of your dreams.
The greater number of bikes that you try out, the simpler that you will find it is to determine the similarities and differences in the types. It may take up to several years or just a few weeks for you to gain a greater appreciation for the handling of a particular bike. Talk to other bike riders to get recommendations and hints. This will help you gain more knowledge concerning locating the right mountain bike for your particular body and riding style.
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Electric bicycle conversion kit vs electric bicycle?
Considering purchasing an electric bike kit. My main objective is it must be inconspicuous(I don't think their legal in NY?) and be able to tackle a 3mile hill on a 10mile trip to where I could recharge it. I think the kit less conspisious with the battery pack consealed in a back pack over the rear fender or saddle bags?
Personally I don't care much for motorised bicycles unless dealing with disabilities. A fit rider can usually ride about as quickly and for longer distances.
A kit is usually a better option since the motor can be removed with reasonable ease. And you can still ride the bike with it off. There are many different types of kits. Friction drives. Hub motors and one's that utilise the drive chain.
The friction drives tend to wear out your tyres quickly. The hub motors are a bit expensive and do not run efficiently at all speeds. The drive chain type are quite efficient and work through your gears so are more flexible. These ones are claimed to be greater than 95% efficient.
http://www.cyclone-usa.com/
I know of similar designs but I don't think they are available in the U.S.
Still they are better than a car.
Bicycle and Pedestrian laws in the State of New York
MOTORIZED BICYCLES
Section 2268. Motor-assisted vehicle. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, a vehicle which is primarily designed to be propelled by human power shall not be entitled to registration as a limited use vehicle because of the addition of a motor. The commissioner shall determine whether any vehicle is primarily designed to be propelled by human power.
http://www.oginski-law.com/library/bicycle-and-pedestria.cfm
The commissioners discretion. Here is a proposed bill that seems to outline the guidelines .You would have to be unlucky to get booked if you follow these.
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Section 1 of the bill adds a new Section 102-c to the vehicle and traffic law, defining electric assisted bicycles as:
A bicycle with two or three wheels which has a saddle and fully operative pedals for human propulsion, and also has an electric motor.
However, the electric motor should not have a power output of more than one thousand watts, and should be incapable of propelling the device at a speed of more than twenty miles per hour on level ground. The electric motor should also be incapable of further increasing the speed of the device when human power alone is used to propel the device at or more than twenty miles per hour.
Section 2 adds an exception in section 125 of the vehicle and traffic law to the statutory definition of motor vehicle for electric assisted bicycles.
Section 3 adds a new section 1240 to the vehicle and traffic law, making the rules, regulations and provisions of the vehicle and traffic law applicable to bicycles applicable to electric assisted bicycles; makes the federal equipment and manufacturing requirements for bicycles or motor driven cycles applicable to electric assisted bicycles; and adds the following operational and safety requirements for electric assisted bicycles: electric motor disengagement criteria; all operators and passengers are required to wear bicycle helmets; and no-one under the age of 16 may operate or as a passenger on an electric assisted bicycle and establishes the civil fine and enforcement procedures for failure to wear a helmet.
Section 4 is the effective date.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_bicycle_laws#New_York
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