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XX-Small (47cm – 48cm) 4’10” – 5’0″ Rider Height Frame Size (cm) 6’3″ – 6’6″ XX-Large (61cm – 63cm) 5’0″ – 5’3″ X-Small (49cm – 50cm) 6’0″ – 6’3″ X-Large (58cm – 60cm) 5’3″ – 5’6″ Small (51cm – 53cm) 5’9″ – 6’0″ Large (56cm – 58cm) 5’6″ – 5’9″ Medium (54cm – 55cm) Feet... View Full Article

Shop Mountain Bikes Mountain Biker Resources There is definitely a learning curve when it comes to learning the ropes of mountain biking. We’d like to outline the top five mistakes beginners make when just starting out on the trail. There are a lot of things to learn, but these are some of our top things... View Full Article

How to Adjust Your Road Bike Saddle Watch our service tech Ian as he goes through the process of how to adjust your road bike saddle to improve comfort and positioning on your bike. This adds immense benefit when cycling long distances and improves the overall experience of riding your bike. Comfort is key on... View Full Article

But “where do you mountain bike in Florida?” you ask. There is some really awesome mountain biking in Florida despite Florida being, well, mountain-less. Here is our list of the top mountain bike destinations and trail systems in South Florida. Although there isn’t much elevation in Florida, these parks offer plenty of flowy and technical... View Full Article

Essentials For Mountain Biking in Florida Mountain biking in Florida can provide some obstacles not necessarily present in other parts of the country. Much of the experience is similar, but there are a few distinct differences in the conditions that require some thoughtful consideration when venturing out onto the sunshine states’ trails.  1. Light, Moisture-wicking... View Full Article

Related Pages Triathlon can be an intimidating sport. Not sure where to start? Let us give you some pointers. This can be a helpful list for beginners or first-time triathletes. 1. Don’t give up! There are many components to triathlon—it can be overwhelming. Between finding the right equipment, training for the race, settling your nerves... View Full Article

Related Pages So you’ve made the decision to get into triathlon. Maybe you’ve already been training or even racing for a while, but still consider yourself a bit of a newb. Whatever your situation, no time is better than now to take a moment and strategize your next moves, as you tread gleefully (or hesitantly)... View Full Article

How to Select a Road Bike Riding a road bike keeps you active and provides you with a unique way of meeting new people and exploring your environment. It’s also a great way to stay fit at any age due to the lack of impact on your muscles and joints. When it comes time to... View Full Article

Resources for Road Cyclists You’re new to riding bikes or you want to get back into cycling. You may be feeling a bit intimidated with all the options and choices out there. “What type of bike should I get,” “what bike wheel size should I ride,” “where should ride” are just a few of the... View Full Article

There’s a lot to consider when choosing a new mountain bike. A few of our previous articles are helpful to new riders, including How to Choose a Mountain Bike and Hardtail vs. Full Suspension Mountain Bikes. But besides those topics, two of the most common questions mountain bikers ask these days is, “what’s the difference between 27.5 vs... View Full Article

5 Things to Know When Shopping for a Mountain Bike If you are new or just getting back into riding, buying a new mountain bike can feel like a daunting task. With the technology constantly evolving, the amount of information available, and the huge array of choices, it’s hard to know where to start looking.... View Full Article

If you’re shopping for a new mountain bike and wondering what’s best for you, the biggest choice you’ll face is hardtail vs. a full suspension mountain bike. Be sure to check out our full guide, How to Choose a Mountain Bike. A full suspension mountain bike features both a suspension fork and a rear shock,... View Full Article