For anyone cycling frequently on rough, hilly terrain, gears are your best friends. Likewise, for anyone riding on a long, rolling stretch of road, multiple gears provide a great source of speeds and resistance for your cycling journey. However, not everybody is totally aware of how bike gears work and how efficiently they assist you on your saddle. A lot of people just stick to what they know and not what’s best. We’re here to tell you the basic knowledge about bike gears.

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Starting out can feel a little daunting if you’re a beginner bike commuter and haven't ridden in a while. From picking the right bike to packing your gear and navigating city streets safely, this beginner bike commuter guide will give you everything you need to start cycling to work with total confidence.

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Here's some tips on how to keep riding safely, confidently, and comfortably throughout the darker, cooler months.

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Bikepacking can be anything from a warm, sunny ride where you eat at restaurants and stay in a hotel; all the way up to a battle with the elements where you carry everything you might need through a very challenging environment.

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Completing a 50 mile bike ride is both a challenge and a rite of passage in cycling. No matter what level you’re at, beginner, or regular cyclist, it is very achievable, particularly with a little planning and the right kit.

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Learning to ride a bike is a huge milestone, but mastering stopping power using kids' bike brakes is what keeps young riders safe and confident on two wheels. Teaching your child how to use bicycle brakes properly prevents knocks and bumps, builds control, and makes every family ride much more enjoyable.

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