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How Can I Safely Commute by Bike? - The Bike Commuter
You can confidently and safely commute by bike if you follow these 12 tips...
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Get the Right Electric Bike for Commuting: Complete Guide
When it comes to choosing the right ebike for cycling to work, there are more factors to consider than you might think. As such, I just want to break down some of the key points for you think about and then give some recommendations to meet your needs and help you to get that right ebike for your commute.
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How Long does Bike Commuting Take?
If traveling at the average speed of most cyclists in a city, 10mph approx., then you should expect a one-way 5-mile commute journey to take roughly 30 minutes on a bike, with additional time needed for things like time taken to lock up your bike.
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Will Cycling to Work Get Me Fit? (Yes - Here's Why!) - The Bike Commuter
The answer is yes, since any type of cycling will boost your cardio fitness, help you burn fat, build your strength and endurance and help get those feel-good workout endorphins flowing. It also fits regular exercise into your busy day.
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How Do You Bike Commute in the Rain?
Wear waterproof clothing from head to toe, covering every inch of your work clothes to stay dry. Add bike lights on the front and rear of your bike to remain visible. Use a waterproof cover on top of your helmet to stop the rain from making your head cold!
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Best Commuter Bikes for Big Guys: 200-300 Pounds
The RadRunner Electric Utility bike is a fantastic commuter bike option for guys up to 300 pounds as it is extremely strong and goes far. For standard bikes, the Mongoose Envoy Cargo bike is a great option because the added allowance for cargo capacity with the strong aluminum frame make it a safe bet.
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How Much to Spend on a Commuter Bike? (Every Budget)
$500-700 will get you a comfortable and reliable commuter bike that will last many years and leave you with enough cash to invest in good locks to deter bike thieves.
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10 Bike Commuter Snacks to Fuel Your Ride
Protein-rich snacks like eggs, nuts and beans, as well as sources of carbohydrates like bananas give you the best energy and bang for your buck when riding to work.
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How to Pack Clothes for Bike Commuting? Written by Steve in starting
Use two separate bags and ideally put your clothes in a pannier bag. Use a folding board to avoid creases and use a garment bag that inserts into your chosen bike commuting bag to avoid your work clothes getting creased or dirty.
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How Much Does Bike Commuting Cost?
If you need or want to buy a bike for commuting, then expect to pay around $500-600 for a brand new bike that will cover most commuter journeys up to 10 miles each way and last long enough to be worth investing in.
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How Much Does Bike Commuting Cost?
It costs around $1,000 to buy all the gear bike for commuting. This is $500-600 for a good bike plus gear for the four seasons ($400). Remember that you don’t need to buy everything at once.
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How Do You Use a Rear Bike Rack? (Beginner's Guide) - The Bike Commuter
First, fit the rack onto the bike frame with screws on the rear part of the frame usually in line with the top of the rear wheel. Then, add a specially designed bag, usually a pannier bag or trunk bag, which clips on and carry all the cargo you can.
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How to Avoid 'Helmet Hair' for Guys? - The Bike Commuter
Helmet hair is a particularly frustrating part of cycling and is something that can put guys off riding regularly, be it to work, college or other frequent journeys.
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21 Bike Commuter Hacks for a Better, Safer Ride - The Bike Commuter
Bike commuter hacks are a great way to make your ride to work more fun, safer, enjoyable and comfortable. When you are a beginner bike commuter, these are the kinds of things that you can usually only learn over time – until now!
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How to Bike Commute with a Hilly Route?
Use a bike with at least 7 speed options (or 7 gears). Plan for the hills by wearing appropriate clothing that is light and breathable. Look at ways to take a change of clothes on your bike, the best is using panniers. Avoid carrying a backpack as this adds to strain and sweat (both on your back) – use a pannier bag instead.