Advice to new or returning riders
Someone asked about advice we give on bicycling:
If you're a new rider I have different recommendations than an experienced rider. The best lessons are those you learn yourself so get some experience before trying city riding. Ease yourself into road riding by spending time on trails. Ride with someone experienced for a while. They can give you tips on your local area. Make sure your bike is in good shape and you know how it operates. Know, for instance, that the front brake does more of the stopping, but if you rely on it too much it can throw you off balance. Know what it feels like to have things wear out or spend more and have someone maintain it for you. When parts are worn there are more hazards.
If you're a new rider I have different recommendations than an experienced rider. The best lessons are those you learn yourself so get some experience before trying city riding. Ease yourself into road riding by spending time on trails. Ride with someone experienced for a while. They can give you tips on your local area. Make sure your bike is in good shape and you know how it operates. Know, for instance, that the front brake does more of the stopping, but if you rely on it too much it can throw you off balance. Know what it feels like to have things wear out or spend more and have someone maintain it for you. When parts are worn there are more hazards.
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