How to choose a bike

ATB: These bikes can be used everywhere, except for extreme difficulty passing off. All-wheel bikes inherited most of the features from mountain bikes. The 28-inch wheels make the ride feel much better than a mountain bike.

Trekking, bikes are extremely sporty and fast. They use 28-inch wheels with narrow tires. These bikes are designed for long and fast ride on the highway. These bikes are chosen by athletes and those who like a quick and intense ride.

Urban City: These bikes are designed for rugged riding. Mostly they are used for driving on city streets or on a steep highway. Wheels can be dual - 26 and 28 inches. The extraordinary feature of these bikes is a comfortable seat. They have more comfortable, wider saddles, sitting almost upright. Often, shopping bags, mirrors, or other accessories in town are attached to them.

Mountain (MTB): These bikes are designed to ride mountain ranges and offshoots. Gears range from 18 to 27. The mountain bike steering wheel is straightforward and wide, which makes driving easier while driving on soft ground. The design of the brake and gear knobs allows you to instantly switch gears and brakes without breaking your hands from the steering wheel. The bicycle frame and all equipment are tailored to the various possible tracks: walking through stones, soft ground, score, sand, dirt. Wheels can be 26, 27.5 and 29 inches

BMX bikes are designed for various tricks. These bikes have a very sturdy frame and other components. These bikes have extra legs, a top left-handed steering wheel, and a very wide wheel. Buying such bikes requires a very accurate selection of bicycle geometry, which will affect the success of the work of the acrobatic tricks. This is a very popular type of bicycle that is becoming more popular among young people.

Children's bicycles have been designed based on the assessment of the skills and experience of small cyclists in ensuring the safety of children. It's really not advisable to save money and buy a child on a non-tall bike. If the bike does not match the child's height, the child is not trained, driving or playing can lead to life-threatening situations.

And a few more tips:

    Make sure that the size of the bicycle is suitable for the cyclist and that it can reach the brake levers;
    Make sure the brakes and the entire bike work perfectly;
    Always ride with reflectors and night with lights. Check the bulbs and the status of the reflectors before each ride;
    Never ride a bike for one or two;
    Never ride a bike for another vehicle;
    Secure the items safely. They must never interfere with the braking;
    Always wear a helmet.