Cyclist’s Guide to the Galaxy!

Bicycle riding techniques, mechanics, and security

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Website for those who are into bicycles – whether you are a beginner, an experienced cyclist, or a mechanic.
Which bicycle should I buy, how to patch a punctured tyre, tune a derailleur, replace the chain, how to brake,
securely lock my bike, ride safely in traffic…
In more detail – the “About Us” page


The principle I stick to is: “Objective Detailed Expert Information.”

Most articles here were written by Relja Novović and other humans – with all our flaws and imperfections. So do let us know if you run into some “bed spilling” or other mistakes (contact email) – we do that from time to time.


Why?

Independence

You don’t depend on others.
Especially during the spring and summer bicycle service shop overload.

It's Zen-like...

It’s Zen-like.
Fixing a bike is a joy, and it helps with fine motor skills and logical thinking development.

Confidence

Your skills and confidence grow with each successful repair. Why should a flat tyre mean the end of the ride for the day?

Saves money

It saves money.
Though, as your skills improve, you will be looking for better tools. Good tools aren’t cheap and complicated repairs can take time.


The latest videos

Tutorials, bicycle and tool reviews, questions and answers, vlog

How to PROPERLY shift gears on a bicycle?
A cycling industry rant
Vintage bicycle frame with modern parts?



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stay online & independent

This website is educational, free, objective, and not commercial
(sponsors don’t enjoy paying if you mention all the product downsides that you notice 🙂 ).

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and if $5 per month is what you can afford to set aside,
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Questions and answers, and consulting

An explanation of why it’s BikeGremlin and Mostly harmless™ (link to my cycling website). 🙂

If you have any other questions, or need help & advice, please use the BikeGremlin forum.

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