Bicycle

Bicycle

Frame: Hi-Ten Steel

Steel F.Size Frame Size: 14”

Wheel Size: 26"

Brake: V-Brake

Fork Clamp: Rigid Fork

R.Derailleur Rear Derailleur: 7S

F.Derailleur Front Gear: 3S 42T Index

Shifters Gear Lever: Microshift 3x7

Brake: V-Brake

Crankset Crankset: 24x34x42t 170mm

Cassette Ruble: 14-28t 7S

Chain: 7S

Handlebar: 620mm 25.4

Stem Size: 80mm 25.4

Seatpost Seatpost: 300mm 25.4

BB Set Center Hub: 5 Pcs

Wheelset Rim Set: Single Wall 36h

Tyres Tire: 26x1.95

Saddle Seat: MTB

Hub Housing: Steel

Information about Bicycles and a Bicycle Choosing Guide

Bicycles are an environmentally friendly and healthy means of transportation, used for both commuting and sport. Today, they are widely used for urban travel, nature walks, sports activities, and competitions. Cycling promotes cardiovascular health, strengthens muscles, and reduces stress levels.

If you are considering buying a bicycle, you should pay attention to the following factors:

1. Determine your intended use.

When buying a bicycle, the first thing you should determine is what you will use it for:

• For urban use: City bikes or hybrid bikes are good options.
• Land and nature excursions: Mountain bikes are the most suitable option.
• Speed and long-distance driving: Road bikes are ideal due to their lightweight and aerodynamic design.
• Tours and camping use: Touring bikes or electric bikes may be more comfortable.

2. Squad Material and Size

• Squad Equipment:
  • Aluminum: It is lightweight and affordable.
  • Carbon: Used in professional cycling, it is very lightweight but expensive.
  • Steel: It is more durable but can be heavier.
• Frame Size: Choosing a frame that suits your height and leg length will ensure a comfortable ride.

3. Gear and Brake System

• Number of Gears: It depends on the terrain. For flat roads, fewer gears are sufficient, but more gears are advantageous in hilly areas.
• Brake Types:
  • Disc Brake: It is more powerful and safer, and especially effective in rainy weather.
  • V-Brake: It is lightweight and economical, but its performance may decrease in wet conditions.

4. Tire Type and Width

• Thin tires: Suitable for asphalt and urban use.
• Wide and treaded tires: It provides better traction for off-road, mountainous and uneven terrain.

5. Saddle and Handlebar Comfort

If you plan on cycling for extended periods, an ergonomic saddle and the correct handlebar angle are important.

6. Accessories and Additional Features

• Helmets and safety equipment
• Lights and reflectors
• Water bottle and bag carrying straps

Conclusion:
When choosing a bicycle, you should first determine your intended use and then select a model that fits your budget. If you are buying a bicycle for the first time, you can start with an entry-level model and upgrade as needed. 🚴‍♂️

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