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Even cyclists don't always do their exercise outdoors. Cycling may not always mean going to places with their bikes as the weather may not permit it at all times. But that doesn't end a cyclists hope to go on with his training even when Mother Nature wouldn't allow him to. Exercise bike stands have made indoor cycling possible. And the best thing about it is that you can use the same bike for both outdoor cycling and indoor cycling. This is the alternative to more expensive stationary bikes. All you have to do when you cycle indoors with this is mount your bike into the stand. And you are on your way to go, but not literally. Cyclists join competitions and races for fun and fitness purposes. But as winter season and the rainy season, they're left with no choice but to stay at home. But for cyclists to retain their endurance, they need to go on with their training so when the next seasons come, their bodies are ready for the long ride again. Indoor bike trainers have b...

Folding tires (illustration) make a significant difference in handling and ride quality. For example, there's road rubber that uses special materials and construction to improve the suppleness of the tire, resulting in a much smoother ride. And, there are models designed for sky-high pressures, which on Folding tires cost more yet are lighter, easier to remove, and fit in packs and pockets, too!super-smooth surfaces, reduce rolling resistance and assist all-out racing efforts. And all folding tires are lighter for improved climbing and acceleration. Carry A Spare An often-overlooked advantage of these folding road tires is that it's easy to carry a spare. Folders pack small enough to fit in a seat bag, jersey pocket or suitcase (when you travel with your bike). This means that you can easily carry a replacement if you're concerned that one of your tires is ready to fail. Easy On And Off You'll also find that folding tires, both road and dirt models, are usually easier ...

Once you've rounded up the essentials (helmet, pump, seat pack, patch kit, spare tube, tire levers, mini tool, cycling shorts, gloves, jersey, shoes/pedals), these accessories will make your cycling even more enjoyable. Floor pump: The frame pump (often called a "mini-pump") is essential for emergencies on the road and trail, but for everyday use you'll want a floor pump. It'll make short work of airing your tires and save wear and tear on the frame pump. Cyclo-computer: One of the joys of cycling is being able to cover lots of ground and a cyclo-computer can tell you how far, how fast and how long you've ridden. Some even have extra functions such as heart rate, cadence (how fast you're pedaling), altitude, and temperature. There are wireless models for a super clean installation too. Vehicle (car) rack: The trails or roads you bike aren't always riding distance away, so you may want a rack designed to easily and safely transport your bike on yo...