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Cycling sunglasses are really just ordinary sunglasses, but they have special lens, and anyone can wear them. Cycling sunglasses have become increasingly more popular in recent years, for those people who spend a lot of time in the saddle, and wish to have the best possible protection for their eyes. These glasses have polarized lens, that neutralize the sun's glare, making it much more comfortable than ordinary sunglasses, and safer. In all the major cycle races, e.g. the Tour De France, the contestants all wear these special sunglasses, they are very light weight, and have nylon frames that fit snug to the face, they also revert to the original shape when removed. These glasses provide not only protection from UV rays, but they also have shatterproof frames. The principal feature of cycling sunglasses, and in my opinion, the most important one is, the special feature, reducing the sun's glare, allowing the cyclist to look directly at the sun, see where He/She is going, ...

Avid cyclists know there is a wide-range of cycling gear available to choose from. Determining what you will need means asking yourself some key questions. - What gear is required by law? - What gear will provide the most comfort for the bicycling I plan to do? - What equipment is best for the summer/winter conditions? Cycling store employees should be able to help you answer these questions as you look to purchase new or updated cycling clothing. What gear is required by Law? Nearly every government has a regulation or law requiring helmets for cyclist. Some states require them for all riders while others set an age requirement. A good, well-fit helmet could save your life. Whether mountain biking or street cycling, a helmet is a must have for anyone riding a bike. Though not specifically required by law, many state cycling groups recommend wearing reflective clothing when biking as well. This is another safety benefit, ensuring you are able to be seen by cars and pedest...

Cycling is and has always been a vital part of many people's lives. It is a great alternative to driving cars and that is why most cities in the developed and developing nations have cycling lanes on their roads. It is just as important as any other means of transport. There are rules about cycling just as there are rules about driving. For instance you cannot cycle if you do not have the correct cycling equipment. Cycling equipment here is more than just the bicycle or motor cycle there are a lot more items that you must have before you are truly safe to get on the road and cycle. You need to have these items not just to protect yourself and other road users but also to stay out of trouble with the law. Some of the items that one needs before they begin cycling includes, the bike of course, cycling attire or clothes, headgear, bike shoes, sunglasses and many more. Each of these items performs a special function that can be instrumental in saving a life. For instance the head gea...

The history of Pinnacle is that of a company which makes proudly practical bikes for real-world usage. Don’t get us wrong, Pinnacles have always had style, it’s just tended to be rather subtle while the brand’s dedication to efficiency, ride quality and value for money has made the main statement. With the appearance of the Californium city bike, Pinnacle has turned the tables a little and created a machine whose exquisite looks belie fantastic utility bike abilities. Matt Lamy spoke to Scott Decker of Pinnacle’s design team about this cutting-edge classic. Almost every cycle manufacturer in the world has a classic shopper bike in its range, although, for a long time, it wasn’t a product that Pinnacle had directly addressed. But one thing that has always made the Pinnacle range standout has been its ability to avoid marketing trends, instead preferring to react to the wishes of its customers, as well as friends and family. The advent of the Californium is a case in point. “We were...

Many cyclists enjoy treating their bike to new equipment even if it doesn't need it. Irrelevant as to what type of bike you have - getting the right saddle is the most important factor in being able to ride comfortably. Sitting on the wrong one can lead to quite an unpleasant experience. Riding style With many choices out there and with very subtle differences to the untrained eye, it can seem confusing which saddle is the one for you. Just like the unique specifications of an individual, a saddle is a unique and personal product. There are many different variations of shapes and sizes that not only fit your riding style, but also the width of your sit bones. Consider your riding style and position on the bike first. Are you sitting upright? Or are you leaning your body towards the front of the bike? Once you know this, it narrows down the selection process. Some saddles have very helpful packaging where it describes its intended riding style, which makes your decision a lot ...