Pete V asked:


I inadvertently threw out the instruction manual for my new Bell F12 model speedometer. There are no instruction manuals online. Does anyone have this model and willing to share the 4-digit tire codes for both street and mountain bike tires?

CycleMan asked:


Hello,

This question pertains to any type of recumbent bicycle or recumbent cyclist: "traditional," high-racer, low-racer, trike, and so on.

The products you would like to see could include those for the recumbent bike itself, or for the rider, such as special clothing or protection. The items could pertain to just riding for fun, touring, or commuting. Specifically, I would like to hear of items for recumbents'cyclists that are not available, or existing items that should be improved.

Thank you,
CycleMan

sillysam3 asked:


I just discovered my bike in my shed, and since it hasn't been used for like ever, it's very dirty. Any tips on how to clean it, using what and what type of cloth etc. Help appreciated. I looked for bike cleaning products but they seem to be unavailable here, so and household products would be nice.

Motorradfahrer asked:


What products do you use for cleaning, waxing/polishing, rust removal and prevention, etc? Include what applicators (rags, pads, brushes, etc) you use. I'm trying to put together a list of things I should get without getting too much, like things that may be redundant. Thanks!

Mushrooshi asked:


Obviously the Evolution and New York are stronger, but mainly what are the differences between the Kryptolok Series 1 and Series 2? I've read on the internet that the Series 1 that it took less than a minute to break.

I want to stick with Kryptonite instead of Onguard, because OnGuard locks do not honor anti-theft guarantees if the locks were busted by a power tool.

I found a kryptonite kryptolok series 2 at my local bike shop for only $30; I can't find any dealers of the Evolution, so buying online it is $45.

gordonfreak asked:


I need a bike lock to lock up my bike at college. I want the best I can get. Preferably a soft chain one, but idk. Please help.

sarah b asked:


My boyfriend and best friend bought me a Worksman adult trike for my birthday. I am 25, having been afraid of riding bikes so long, but they were really encouraging and got me the bike! My fear now is that I live in Brooklyn and I have no idea how to lock it up without it getting stolen! It is way too large and heavy to keep inside, but I'd be heartbroken to lose it. Any tips on locking up such a massive bike?
It looks something like these: http://worksmancycles.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/page13.html
Stealing bikes is so common here and mine sticks out like a sore thumb. Any tricks besides heavy chains through the back wheels and front wheel to frame?

mehulpatel5509 asked:


Please Tell Me Which is Best Bike.
Prise. 50,000=00 to 70,000=00
Locking in Style and perfomans also in maintainse ?
I am Cunfused which is the best bike for us .
My daily km is 20 km runing in bike.

Bernard H asked:


What's the best way to secure a bike? Is it even worth the trouble?
If so, what is the best thing to get? What do I look for?

I love my bike, every motorcyclist do, of cause we don't want it stolen. I read that most security systems fail. If a thief really want to take the bike, they will. It's just a matter of how much effort they have to put in.
- Lock and chain - a bolt cutter.
- Brake lock - just lift up the bike (2 or 3 man job) and put it in a truck
- Steering lock - same, just lift up the bike and go.