Introduction:
Cycling is a remarkable blend of freedom, exercise, and adventure. In this blog, we will embark on a journey of discovery, exploring the essential components that come together to create a smooth and enjoyable ride. From the wheels beneath us to the handlebars we grip, each part plays a crucial role in shaping our cycling experience.
Frame:
The frame is the backbone of every bicycle, providing structure, stability, and support. Typically made of aluminum, steel, carbon fiber, or titanium, the frame determines the bike's weight, durability, and responsiveness. It also contributes to the overall comfort and riding characteristics. Modern frames come in a variety of shapes and designs, tailored to different riding styles and preferences.
Wheels:
The wheels of a bicycle are where the rubber meets the road, quite literally. Composed of a hub, spokes, and a rim, they support the weight of the cyclist and determine the bike's stability and handling. Wheels can vary in size, with common options being 26-inch, 27.5-inch, and 29-inch for mountain bikes, and 700c for road bikes. The choice of materials, such as aluminum or carbon fiber, affects weight, strength, and responsiveness.
Tires:
Tires are crucial for grip, traction, and comfort while riding. They come in various types, including slicks for road cycling, knobby treads for off-road adventures, and hybrid tires for versatile use. Tire width, tread pattern, and inflation pressure significantly influence the bike's performance, handling, and ride quality. It's important to choose the appropriate tires based on your riding preferences and the terrain you plan to conquer.
Our customers email in below:
Dear June,
Thanks for your offer which I have evaluated.
We work only with EN certified helmets, and at the moment only with known brands.
We Reply this email in below:
Thank you for your prompt response and detailing the specific requirements for helmet supply to supermarkets. We appreciate the clarity provided regarding your preferences.
Regarding the certification, we ensure that all our helmets meet EN certification standards. Additionally, we understand the emphasis on working with recognized brands. However, we'd like to highlight that our non-brand helmets do meet stringent safety standards
Concerning the MIPS technology, we recognize its importance in enhancing safety features. Our team has diligently worked to integrate MIPS technology into our helmets, actually we have do it.
We believe that our non-brand helmets, certified and equipped with MIPS, align with your all outlined criteria for supermarket supply.
We have MIPS technology, the bicycle helmets standard up to the national standards, such as EN-1078, CPSC, CPS, EN certification.
In fact, it is no problem for our factory to handle OEM orders,we have experience in handling OEM orders,like this style of WTB saddle.
We have our own inspection team to do the quality control.Bicycle Saddle and this do the inspectin after 100% goods completed,Glad to pass the drop test.
