Your saddle is the most intimate connection that you have to your bike and probably one of the most overlooked components when it comes to bragging rights. But will the Title MS1 saddle make or break your enjoyment on a ride?
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Figuring out your ideal saddle position is one of the most important things you can do to aid comfort when riding. It can help to prevent knee pain and saddle sores, whilst also allowing for a greater power output through the pedals.
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Your chain is one of the hardest working components on your bike. The right chain lube will maximise the life span of the whole drivetrain, whilst allowing your chain to run quietly, smoothly and with maximum efficiency.
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Help yourself to avoid the needless injuries that keep you from mountain biking by learning some simple stretches. Stretching can not only help you to avoid injuries, but it will inevitably lead to a more enjoyable ride.
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When starting your mountain bike journey there will be lots of ups and downs, so try to develop a good understanding of the techniques and skills required to help you safely negotiate the terrain that you are riding.
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Mountain biking is an activity that can help you maintain a passion for exploring the great outdoors. If you can arm yourself with some key bits of information you’ll soon be going from newbie to trailblazer in no time at all.
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Your tyres should be the only contact point between you and the ground when you’re out riding, and your choice of tyre pressure is going to influence how your bike handles. But what tyre pressure should you run?
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Is it possible that Ride Concept have produced a viable option for a mountain bike shoe that can rival the much heralded Five Ten Freerider. Is the Livewire really the ultimate everyday, wear everywhere mountain bike shoe?
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If like me you spend an inordinate amount of time keeping your bikes looking shiny and fresh, you wash your riding clothes, you even wash your gloves and pads every now and again, but when did you last wash your helmet liners?
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If you’re an inexperienced mountain biker all you may end up taking on a ride is yourself, your bike, a hydration pack/rucksack and a water bottle, you may even have a pump attached to your bike. But is this really enough?
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