Recent content by carl12344

I suggest you to try looking up the length online or try to find a local bike store that can help you out.

I suggest training 5 days a week, but if you feel yourself not being able to continue then take a break and continue later. Never push your self to the max while riding a bike.

looks like you learn something new everyday, thanks for making this post.

If you're new, just watch a YouTube video of the tutorial. Another thing you can do is ask a fellow riding buddy of yours.

You should be perfectly fine that day, but will feel pain the day after.

Feti, Trek, Salsa, Pivot and Ibis

Yup I have rode in the winter, but also depends on how code it is outside during the time I want to ride.

Well all you would have to do is just go to your local bike shop and get it measured or ask a local riding buddy that you may have.

Having a go pro aka helmet cameras are really nice if you would like to look back at all of the interesting places you have visited , also you could share the videos with your friends or your family members.

I would suggest that you go to your local bike shop to find out what light would work best for you. Try to find the brand called nightrider.

I suggest you don't put a lot of money into the glasses your buying, because you will be risking the chance of them breaking. Just search on amazon for a reasonable pair.

Yes I highly suggest you that you buy a couple reflectors for your bike, If not you may be risking your life.

I say owning a bike stand is not worth it unless you're plan on fixing up your bike every other day.

To me owning a bike stand is honestly not worth it unless you plan on fixing up your bike every other day.

It really all depends on the type of the environment that your driving in. If you plan on riding during night time I suggest that you buy reflective attire , and also I recommend that you buy reflectors for your bike. If you plan on riding during the day time you should be good, just watch out...