Free Shipping on Orders $399+ (US excluding Alaska & Hawaii, & excluding parking stands)

benefits of riding your bike 2020

Benefits of Riding Your Bike

Riding your bike is one of the most fun ways to get some exercise and, on top of that, it comes with a lot of health benefits. Here’s a list with the top benefits of cycling
Why We Love Cargo Bikes and You Should Too

Why We Love Cargo Bikes and You Should Too

When it comes to biking, we all dream of the day when we can use our bikes for virtually everything, whether we’re running errands, picking the kids up from school,...
5 Best Fall RV Campground with Bike Trails

5 Best Fall RV Campground with Bike Trails

Fall is officially here, although it may not feel like it yet. And while some may argue that summer is the prime season for vacationing, there’s something so special about...
5 Best RV Trips to Take Your Bikes with You

5 Best RV Trips to Take Your Bikes with You

We still have a few summer weeks, and we aren’t about to let any of them slip away. While quick day trips and nearby bike trails are always a good...
How to Get Your Bike Summer Ready

How to Get Your Bike Summer Ready

After a long, dreary winter, we’re all on the same page: the second the sun comes out, it’s time to get back to outdoor adventuring. Whether you kept trekking all...
What size wheels are applicable for the small wheel holder?

What size wheels are applicable for the small wheel holder?

What size wheels are applicable for the small wheel holder? All bicycle wheels that are smaller than 20” outside diameter require small wheel holders to effectively reduce the functional length...
How is a recumbent spec Sport Rider different from a standard Sport Rider?

How is a recumbent spec Sport Rider different from a standard Sport Rider?

How is a recumbent spec Sport Rider different from a standard Sport Rider? a. The wheel/tire holder support tubes are longer to support the longer wheelbase on most recumbents (up...
What are the differences between the HR3000 and the HR3500 TRS (Tire Retention System) racks?

What are the differences between the HR3000 and the HR3500 TRS (Tire Retention System) racks?

What are the differences between the HR3000 and the HR3500 TRS (Tire Retention System) racks? a.       The HR3000 can be fitted to either a 1-1/4” or 2” receiver hitch whereas...
What’s the difference between the HR200 Trail Rider and HR1000Y Sport Rider?

What’s the difference between the HR200 Trail Rider and HR1000Y Sport Rider?

The difference is the direction (type) of fold. Both can be used on either a 1-1/4” or 2” receiver hitch. On an HR200 Trail Rider the wheel/tire holder support arms...
What about hitch pins on older racks?

What about hitch pins on older racks?

What about hitch pins on older racks? Older threaded hitch pin racks (before 2004) use a ½ x 20 Threads Per Inch hitch pin. Visual Clue: Look at the 45-degree...
What hitch pin do I need to attach my rack to my vehicles receiver hitch

What hitch pin do I need to attach my rack to my vehicles receiver hitch

What hitch pin do I need to attach my rack to my vehicles receiver hitch? There are two types of hitch pins, Threaded or Smooth, available in standard or locking....
New bike racks to be introduced in New Orleans, LA

New bike racks to be introduced in New Orleans, LA

About 500 new bike racks to be introduced around the city City authorities say the bike racks will take three months to introduce and might be on the walkways or non-parking regions so as not to take up any parking spots.
1 / 2