Author: Dim Nikov

Bicycle tires are for rolling… But do they all have to roll in a certain direction? Here’s everything you need to know about the orientation of your tires.

700c is the standard tire size for road racing and touring bicycles. Here’s what it means, where it comes from, and why it matters.

Most of the time, you want a patch and not a tube. Unless, that is, your tube has lasted through too many punctures.

When the rubber on your tires starts to deteriorate, you have a problem. Here’s why, what you can do about it, and how you can prevent it.

Time to get rid of that old bike tire? The key to a green, clean city is keeping bike tires out of the landfill.

Choosing inner tubes for your bike’s tires can be tricky. This guide will help you get it right and know how exactly what to do.

This spray works wonders on flat car tires. Does this mean you can also use it to fix flats on the bike?

Life’s a blast. And then you ride you ride your bike. If one of your tires blew out on why, here’s why it happened—and how to prevent it.

How fast should your bike’s tires lose tire pressure? And, regardless of the answer, what can you do about it?

The long story short? Less than you think, and the reason why will surprise you.

Wear them out before they wear you out. Here’s how many miles bike tires last (and how to make them last longer).

Wondering when to deflate your bike tires for storage—and when not to? No pressure! This useful guide will help you find out.

Just because gas station air pumps are designed for cars and motorcycles doesn’t mean you can’t use them on a bike. But you need to know how.

When you need a tube, the only place you should be looking is inside your tire. Unless you’re riding with tubeless.

When you know, you know. For the times when you don’t, this five-step checklist will help you determine.

Topped up tires are safe, perform better, and make your ride comfortable. Here’s how to stop guessing and start knowing.

They’re made of fabric, rubber, and other chemicals. The similarities between them, however, end there.

Break free from the pressure of improperly inflated tires. Here’s all you need to know about PSI and keeping your bike’s tires topped up.

We all love cycling. And we all hate that question. But, when it has to be asked, here’s what you need to know about the answer.

When your bike’s tire is losing air and you don’t want to deal with patch kits, Slime sealant is a great option for you. Here’s why.

Have you noticed your bike tires going flat in storage? Find out why—and learn how you can prevent it.

What does TPI stand for? And why is it an important factor to consider when buying your next pair of tires?

Many think that if their tires are overinflated, they’ll go faster and farther. In truth, they’re more likely to blow out.

Your tire or inner tube is so old, you can no longer cycle with it. Can you at least be eco-friendly and recycle it?

Here’s how long tires and inner tubes last—and how to keep them in mint condition so that they’re ready to mount when you need them.