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Kryptonite Evolution Mini Bike U-Lock List Price: $61.95 Sale Price: $36.49  |
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The Kryptonite Evolution Series are constructed of hardened steel and provide top notch security.Includes EZ-mount bracket and lighted keySecure disc style cylinder resist picking and drillingShort crossbar and shackle create the closest, most compact fit providing better securityNew design key cylinder and stout steel crossbar3 keys - one lighted with high intensity bulb & replaceable batteryFree $2,000 Anti Theft offer except LK4122 which is $5001/2" hardened high-grade carbon alloy steel shackleIncludes EZ-mount bracket and lighted keyEV Disc: Smaller opening prevents use of jacks and prying toolsItem SpecificationsLock Size3" x 5.5"Bracket Incudedyes |
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Racor PIW-1R/PIW-1W Pro Wall-Mount Bike Hanger List Price: $11.00 Sale Price: $4.39 |
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Store one bike vertically by the tire with this handy bike hanger from Racor. Great for corner storage where a bike can be hung by one wheel, the bike hanger has a PVC-cushioned sleeve to protect wheels from scratching or gouging. The unit mounts from the ceiling or the wall, for handy versatility. Made from epoxy coated, laser cut 12-gauge steel; the hook won't bend or rust for years of reliable storage. With no assembly required, the hanger mounts easily to the wall in minutes. --Brian D. Olson This is the simplest, smallest, and least noticeable bike rack you can buy. Measuring only 5"H x 2-1/4"D x 5"W this rack allows your bicycle to be hung by one wheel. It has a PVC cushioned sleeve to protect the wheels from scratching or gouging. It can be mounted to any wall or ceiling for versatility. Created from epoxy coated, laser cut 12-gauge steel; the hook won't bend or rust and as there is no assembly required, the hanger mounts easily in just minutes! |
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Gorgeous Garage MONKEY5 Monkey Bars Small Bike Rack List Price: $0.00 Sale Price: $69.99 |
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The perfect solution for keeping garages, sheds, shops, and more tidy and organized, this rack keeps your bikes out of the way, yet easily accessible. In 15 minutes, your garage can go from cluttered to clean. When hung up, your bikes will take up less sp |
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Victorian Cycles - Wheels of Change List Price: $19.95 Sale Price: $19.95 |
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Mobo Shift The World s First Reversible Three Whee |
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The Mobo Shift is the world’s first three wheeled cruiser equipped with a reverse function. This cruiser also boasts other unique features such as free-wheel maneuverability, a dual-joystick steering system and a reclining back seat with six angle settings to optimize back comfort and support. Equipped with an adjustable frame that fits most heights, the Mobo Shift has been enthusiastically embraced by all ages, as its larger design and comfortable ride offers a relaxing, safe, and fun -filled experience. Other benefits include an invigorating exercise, increased arm and leg strength, improved hand-eye coordination and enhance cardiovascular function. Designed to promote a fun and active lifestyle, the Mobo Shift is cooler than average bikes and it meets the highest standards of innovation, fitness and style. Mobo Shift Specifications Model Number: Tri-301 Colors:Black – Blue – Red Dimension:48"(L) / 62"(L-Extended) x 28"(W) x 26.5"(H)Length Adjustment:10 slot adjustments in 16" lengthFrame Material:SteelProduct Weight:44 lbs.Weight Capacity:250 lbs.Height Capacity:4’ to 6’3"Recommended Age:9 and upGearing:Single Speed with Reverse FunctionSteering Mechanism:Rear Steering HandlebarsHub:Free-Wheel MechanismBrake System:Hand Caliper and Emergency Brake SystemChain Material:ChainlessSeat Height:12" above the groundSeat Angles:60o ; 50o ; 45o ; 35o ; 30o ; 20oSeat Features:CushionedWheel Size:20" Front / 16" RearTire Type:Inflatable Rubber TiresBonus Material:Safety Flag IncludedRecommended Riding Area:Flat and Smooth SurfacesCarton |
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Mobo Mobito Three Wheeled Cruiser - Midnight (Black) - TRI-201BK TRI-201BK Sale Price: $249.00 |
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Midnight (Black) |
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Pink Bicycle Note Cards Sale Price: $11.99 |
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The Breeze in your hair and the freedom to ride... This old fashioned cruiser is a real cuite and a great way to deliver your message to friends and loved ones alike! |
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Razor A5 Lux Scooter List Price: $109.99 Sale Price: $75.95 |
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The Razor kick scooter has always been a favorite of all ages, but it hasn't always been big enough for all ages. Enter the Razor A5 Lux, a deluxe-size kick scooter with extra-large 200mm urethane wheels. The wheels not only support more weight (up to 220 pounds), but they also require less work than smaller wheels. Now you can spend less time pushing and more time riding. The A5 Lux is also extremely durable, with a super-strong aluminum T-tube frame and deck. And like all Razor kick scooters, the A5 Lux folds up quickly for easy storage or transport. Other features include an adjustable handlebar height, Abec-5 bearings, and a patented rear fender brake. Appropriate for ages 8 and older, the A5 Lux measures 35 by 41 by 21 inches (W x H x D) when unfolded and weighs 13 pounds. Key Features: For riders ages 8 and older Extra-large 200mm urethane wheels Aluminum T-tube frame and deck Folding design Rear fender brake ABEC-5 high-speed bearings 220-pound user weight capacity About Razor Founded in June 2000, Razor USA is a privately held company based in Cerritos, California. Home of the wildly popular Razor kick scooter, Razor's catalog also includes such models as the E100, E200, and E300 electric scooters, the cutting-edge Dirt Rocket, Pocket Mod, Pocket Rocket, and Ground Force, a line of electric-powered ride-on toys, and a junior line of scooters. Razor also offers an action video: RVM, featuring Team Razor, a group of pro scooter athletes ages 9 to 20 who tour the world participating in demonstrations and competitions. Razor has won numerous awards, including the Toy Industry Association's "toy of the year" and "toy of the year" honors from Time, Parents, Parenting, Sports Illustrated for Kids, Nick Jr., and U.S. News & World Report. Every child will love the Razor A5 Scooter. It has an extra long, wide deck. |
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Smart Gear Smart Balance Bike - Classic Style List Price: $89.99 Sale Price: $62.47 |
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Designed for children from two years old and up, Smart Gear Balance Bikes allow children to learn the balance and motor skills necessary for biking, safely and naturally, without relying on training wheels. The two-wheel, pedal-free bike allows kids to run the bike along and eventually learn to coast with their feet up. This natural and kid-oriented approach to biking helps kids develop the confidence to balance the bike while moving and liberates them from the crutch of training wheels--so that they can bike earlier. Coming in renewable birch wood, the Classic Smart Balance Bike features comfortable rubber grips, a cushioned leatherette seat, and a limited steering radius to prevent jackknifing. The pneumatic wheels provide a softer, more resilient ride, and are equipped with longer fill valves to make it easier to secure the pump to the tire. The spoke-less wheels are designed for greater safety--to prevent small legs from getting caught when in motion. A five-position adjustable seat with a height range from 12.5 to 17.5 inches allows the bike to grow with your child for years of use. Finally, a unique, integrated carry handle on the frame makes it easy for an adult to carry the bike to and from the car, and also allows a child to push the bike along more easily. Key Features: Pneumatic (inflatable) rubber tires with extra long tub valves Spoke-less wheel discs Rubberized handle bar grips Limited steering radius Cushioned leatherette seat Unique, integrated carry handle Intended for ages two years old and up Five-position adjustable seat height--from 12.5 to 17.5 inches Maximum weight of 60 pounds Dimensions: 35 by 15.5 by 22 inches (LxWxH) Made from replenish-able birch wood Formaldehyde free glue Non-toxic paints and lacquer Carton made from recycled paper with water based ink printing Sustainable Construction: Smart Balance Bikes are made from birch wood that has been harvested from a replenish-able source. The bikes are built using formaldehyde-free glue as well as non-toxic paints and lacquer. The carton the bike comes in, is made from recycled paper with water based ink printing. About Balance Bikes: Traditional toddler bikes with training wheels don't necessarily train or teach a child how to ride a bicycle. The training wheels do not allow kids as much opportunity to feel the motion-propelled balance of two-wheel biking. By contrast, two-wheel balance bikes allow the child to run the bike along and learn to balance as they develop speed and confidence. As the child grows confident with their forward motion, they begin to lift their feet off of the ground and balance the bike as they coast forward. If the bike starts to fall, kids can regain their balance quickly and easily by dropping their feet to the ground. SG311C33 Features: -Children learn to balance and ride while boosting their confidence. No Pedals! No training wheels!.-Pneumatic Rubber Tires with extra long tube valves.-Rubberized handle bar grips.-Cushioned leatherette seat.-Spoke-less disk wheels to prevent little feet from getting caught.-Unique carry handle incorporated in the bike's body.-Limited steering radius to prevent jackknifing.-Adjustable seat height to grow with your child with 5 height positions adjustable from 13.5 to 17.5 inches.-Suitable for ages 2 years and up to 60 pounds.-Wood harvested from a replenishable source.-Formaldehyde free glue.-Non Toxic paints and lacquer.-Carton is made from recycled paper with water based ink printing. Dimensions: -Dimensions: 35 L x 15.5 W x 22 H. |
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Diamondback Mini Della Cruz Girl's Cruiser (16-Inch Wheels) List Price: $180.00 Sale Price: $119.95 |
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It's your choice: you can get your kids off to a healthy start by buying them a trouble-free quality bike that gives them their first taste of freedom, or you can buy one with a price closer to free and make riding a source of frustration. Enter the Diamondback Mini Della Cruz 16-inch girl's bike, a high-quality beginner's bike that's a TV's worst nightmare. The Mini Della Cruz is equipped with a number of quality replaceable parts, such as a Hi-Ten Remington steel frame and fork, rustproof aluminum rims, and quality bearings and hardware, all of which combine to make riding bicycles the liberating and healthy activity it should be. The Mini Della Cruz also offers such features as a coaster brake, color-matched custom fenders, a double-spring Beach Cruiser saddle, and a set of training wheels to get your daughter up to speed. Specifications: Size: 16-inch girl's cruiser Frame: DB Hi-Ten Remington steel cruiser Fork: Hi-Ten Remington steel Rear shock: N/A Cranks: 140mm 1-piece, 36t Bottom bracket: Looseball Front derailleur: N/A Rear derailleur: N/A Shifter: N/A Brake levers: N/A Brakes: Coaster Gear: 18t cog Rims: 28H R-1000 alloy Tires: Cruiser whitewall 16 x 2.125 Pedals: Resin platform Handlebar: Cruiser, 22.75 inches wide by 3-inch rise Stem: Alloy quill Seatpost: Steel pillar 25.4mm Seat: Della Cruz double spring Headset: 1-inch threaded Colors: Pink/teal Chain: KMC Z410 Hubset: 28H nutted (front); 28H nutted with coaster (rear) Coaster spokes: 14g Grips: Jr. cruiser Extras: Custom fenders, chainstay protectors, training wheels, clear coat, owner's manual |
Featured Article:
As bicycles gain appeal, you may be noticing more and more the things people have with their bikes. Sometimes it's a trailer for carrying children or cargo. Sometimes it's just a really nice water bottle.
What's necessary? What's just extra stuff?
Mostly this depends on your own needs. You aren't going to need a trailer if you won't be hauling kids or stuff around on your bike. Odds are good, on the other hand, that you will want a way to carry a water bottle. You don't have to be riding extreme distances for the water bottle to just make sense, especially on warm days.
The most important accessory, of course, is the bicycle helmet. It's the law most places that you wear one. A good quality bike helmet can also save your life in an accident. It doesn't take much of an accident for a bike rider to have serious head injuries without a helmet.
If you're going to be riding at night, or even dawn or dusk, lights will be another worthwhile investment. You're hard enough to see on a bike in bright sunlight. You don't want to be harder to see when it's a little or a lot dark out. Go for quality. You aren't investing in a bike part, after all. You're investing in your safety.
Comfort is not a bad thing to think about either, especially if you're going to be riding your bicycle a lot. That's where things like water bottles come in. A water bottle holder seems like such a small thing, but it can mean a lot. And if you enjoy mountain biking, an easy way to carry water can be an issue of safety, although for a serious ride you may need more than just what one small water bottle can carry.
Check out your pedals too. Good pedals are metal with teeth to help your shoes grip to them. I remember hating these as a teen, because I wouldn't pay attention and sometimes get whacked on the leg by one. But as an adult I understand the advantages. A good grip between your pedals and your shoes is a good way to keep your feet from slipping, which can distract you and result in an accident.
You'll probably want a good quality lock too. If you know you're going to ride out and bring your bike back home, storing it in a locked garage, maybe you'll do well enough without one. But if you want to leave your bike alone for even a few minutes anywhere, you need a lock. Bicycles are all too easily stolen.
Whether you're looking for a bike to ride in your leisure time or something for a commute to work, you need more than just the bike to make the most of the experience. The right accessories can make your life simpler, make bike riding more pleasant or even help protect you from injury.
Stephanie Foster runs http://www.findbicyclesonline.com/ for people who are looking for quality bicycles. Find bicycles and bike helmets on her site.
Bicycle fitting instructions
Riding a bike is a great way to get in shape, save money, and keep the planet green. However due to comfort issues, people do not ride their bikes as often as they would like. We describe how to properly fit a bicycle to anyone. Following the easy to understand pictorial instructions will also make the bicycle at least 10% faster. Part I Stem Adjustment Set the stem angle to make sure you are sitting on your sit bones. Riders that overextend to reach the handlebars will lift their sit bones off the saddle. Many of these riders will misdiagnose fitting discomfort with a saddle problem. Bringing the stem closer to the shoulders will allow the rider to sit back on their sit bones and will solve most comfort issues. Follow the remaining steps to optimize comfort. Step #1 Look at the stem and decide on the changes you want to make. Step #2 Loosen the 5mm allen bolt on the stem to change the angle from 0 to 60 degrees. Step #3 Change the stem angle as desired. Lift the angle higer, closer to 60 degrees,if you want to sit upright. Make the angle closer to 0 degrees if you want to ride in a tuck position. Step #4 Tighten the allen bolt. Step #4 ( Optional ) Riders that want to sit completely upright, emulating a cruiser bike can do so on a folding Downtube. First remove the handlebar from the stem by removing the four 4mm allen bolts. Then loosen the two 5mm allen bolts that hold the stem to the steerer tube. Rotate the stem so it points toward the rider. Then tighten the two 5mm allen bolts attaching the stem to the steerer. Step #5 Compress the right hand grip by pushing the shifter into it. This will give the right side cables more room to bend naturally. Step #6 Move the brake lever towards the shifter to give the cables a more natural bend. Step #7 Replace the handlebar with four 4mm allen bolts. Once finished the stem of the bike should look like the picture below. Becareful not to kink the cables when doing this operation. When completed, you will have a comfort bike feel on a suspended folding bike. Part II Saddle Angle Adjustment Set the saddle angle so that it will be level under compression of the riders weight. If it is not very comfortable you should set downward angle on the saddle not more than 5 degrees. Saddles that have an upward angle will almost always feel uncomfortable. Additionally, with a large downward angle ( greater than 10 degrees ) the rider will slide down the saddle while pedaling causing discomfort. Step #1 Look at the saddle and decide on the changes you want to make. All adjustments should be made while seatpost is on the bike. Do not remove the seatpost to adjust....it will most likely end up uncomfortable. Step #2 View the 6mm bolt on the seatpost from the below the saddle Step #3 Loosen the 6mm bolt with an allen wrench. Turn it counterclockwise to loosen. Step #4 Once the allen bolt is loosened the saddle can slide forward and back. If you have short arms pushing it forward will be more comfortable. If you are tall with long arms you will need to slide it all the way back. Step #5 Adjust the saddle angle by tilting the saddle up or down. Ideally the saddle should be level while riding. Keep in mind the riders weight compresses the back of the saddle, hence the front should be tilted down at an angle of 5 degrees ( while not supporting a rider ). Step #6 Tighten the 6mm allen bolt by turning clockwise. Stage III Seatpost Height Setting the proper seatpost height will allow the rider to ride faster with less pedaling force. The riders leg can never be completely straight while pedaling, this may cause cartilage damage if ones leg gets locked in the straight position. Additionally ones leg should not have too much of a bend while riding. A large bend at the knee will make pedaling hard, and will not be good for ones joints ( it is highly likely to cause knee pain ). At top dead center, the furthest pedal position from ones hip, the rider should have a 30 degree knee bend at the bone ( not at the surface of the skin ). Without a measuring device the knee should have a slight bend at the furthest point The ride will be amazingly comfortable once the seatpost height is properly set. The proper knee bend ( which equates to saddle height ) is measured with the pedal at top dead center. The below picture has the pedal at top dead center, the furthest position from ones hip. The riders leg can never be completely straight while pedaling, this may cause cartlidge damage if ones leg gets locked in the straight position. The below photo has the riders leg in a dangerous straight position with the pedal at top dead center. This rider should lower his saddle slightly. Ones leg should not have too much of a bend while riding. A large bend at the knee will make riding hard, and will not be good for ones joints ( it is highly probable to cause knee pain ). The below photo shows a rider with too much bend in the knee with the pedal at top dead center. This rider should set his saddle higher. The rider should have a 30 degree knee bend at the bone ( not at the surface of the skin ). The ride will be amazingly comfortable once the seatpost height is properly set. The below photo has a perfect knee bend with pedal at top dead center, hence a perfect saddle height. Stage IV Saddle For-Aft Adjustment The final stage will put your body in optimal position for power transfer to the pedals. When the pedal is in the 3 o'clock position the rider should have the bottom of his/her patella tendon directly above the ball of their foot. If it is not properly aligned push the saddle forward or back until it is properly aligned. This will set your power stoke, so you will ride with as much power as possible with minimal effort. This is part of an advanced setup. It is not required for most riders. One will need a couple feet of fishing line and a fishing weight as pictured below. While the pedal is in the 3 o'clock position the rider should have the fishing line hang from the bottom of his/her patella tendon ( as pictured below ). The weight should contact the rider on the top of the foot, directly above the ball of their foot as pictured. Slide the saddle back, if the weight is in front of the ball of the riders foot, or slide it back if the weight is behind the ball of the riders foot.
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I want to buy a beach cruiser bike?
I'm looking to buy a beach cruiser urban bicycle, if anyone is familiar with them, can you please answer the following questions...thanks a bunch:
- if im 5'2 what size should I get?
- is it comfortable to ride even without speed change?
- how much approximately would they cost in Canada?
-what shops do you recommend, or is it better to buy online?
Thanks a lot, oh and any additional comments are strongly appreciated such as wheather its worth getting, any down sides to it, pros and cons...
once again thanks! 
I once had a bright red shiny Schwinn Classic Cruiser and it was fun to ride, very comfortable and looked cool. On the flat, I could get up to a fair speed. For your size, a 15 inch frame would be ideal. They are good value for money. The pros are no brake cables to have to keep tuning, you back pedal, big tires so you can go anywhere with it and it is single speed so you do not have to worry about gears. They are also not so much the targets of thieves like say Treks, Giants, Diamond Backs, Raleighs, etc. are. The cons are it is fairly heavy, and does not have gears, but it is great on the flat. These are for fun, not for very long distances so much. Also it is prone to rust easily, so it needs to be cleaned, oiled and kept in a dry place. It may take you a week or two to get used to riding it. When I first jumped on mine, it felt weird, but it just got better and better with a little time.
In the US Ive seen them going for around $150 new, so that is about $165 Can. Have a look in the big stores, like Target, and you can also buy them easily online, but you may get stung by high shipping charges, not sure. The disadvantage buying on line is that you will have to do some assembly yourself and you might have trouble, depending on your mechanical skills ! 
Good luck and have fun!
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