How to Put Cleats on Cycling Shoes
Although they may seem a tad bit scary at first, clipless pedals allow you to ride more efficiently than platform pedals. With clipless pedals, a cleat on the bottom of your shoe attaches to the pedal.
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Although they may seem a tad bit scary at first, clipless pedals allow you to ride more efficiently than platform pedals. With clipless pedals, a cleat on the bottom of your shoe attaches to the pedal.
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Read more →Although wearing a bicycle helmet may seem like a hassle, this simple piece of equipment is vital to your cycling safety. In 2011, according to a report from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, 67 percent of people who died from a cycling accident weren't wearing a helmet.
Read more →As you chug up hills or sprint along flat stretches, you can expect a bit of soreness in your body from the physical exertion of cycling. However, ankle pain during or after a ride is a sign that something is wrong with your equipment, your form or your body.
Read more →You can ride a bike wearing an old pair of sneakers, but cycling shoes can improve your performance. Cycling shoes attach to the pedals of the bike via cleats on the bottom of the shoe. Known as clipping in, this attachment allows a rider to make efficient use of the leg muscles in the upward and downward pedal stroke.
Read more →After a long ride, you may expect some soreness in your arms and legs as the result of supporting your upper body and cranking the pedals. What you don't expect is pain in your toes. Soreness in the toes may be caused by the wrong type of equipment, but it could be a sign of an injury.
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