By Jim Langley We’ve talked before about washing bicycles after rainy rides. My advice was to remove the wheels to make the task of washing them easier. However, I didn’t provide complete instructions for cleaning wheels. Two thoughts made me decide to go into more detail today. First is the fact that wheels have become…
By John Marsh I use an app from Feedback Sports to track when I install every component on my bike. I wrote a QT about it just about a year ago: Catalog Your Bike and Components for Maintenance. You can also keep track of components on Strava if you use that, which is great because…
Editor’s Note: A month ago, we launched a new regular feature called RBR Favorites, providing a rundown from RBR Contributors on our favorites across the spectrum of components, nutrition, clothing, accessories, you name it. That first column focused on tires: The Tires We Ride. (Click to read that column.) In launching the new feature, we also…
Editor’s Note: Today’s QT is from RBR Review Crew member Brandon Bilyeu in response to a reader question about mounting tires on the Neugent Cycling A310CW Alloy Wheelset Brandon reviewed recently. Here’s what he says: As I mention in the review, those wheels are tubeless-compatible and have a high shoulder that will make it difficult…
by Mike Tierney This time of year – winter for us in the northern hemisphere – is a great time to check out our wheels in preparation for next season. If you’re like me, your winter wheels are now on the bike or it could be that your bike is not used (atleast as much…
