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I was to give the new YASE Bicycle wheels a real try, by beating the heat and taking a 15-20 mile ride through the pines.
I was to give the new YASE Bicycle wheels a real try, by beating the heat and taking a 15-20 mile ride through the pines. It was Jun 28, 2022, and it was going to be extremely hot in Boise, Idaho. A few of my friends asked if I wanted to finally get out and go try the new yase Bicycle wheels I ha...Read more -
When should you ride in a low cadence?
We believe there are three overall uses that low cadence can optimize performance. Low Cadence (50 – 70 rpm) can be used to raise your cycling performance. When I entered the coaching world from the professional athlete ranks, I found that most cyclists did not know the benefits of training...Read more -
How To Ride In A Group
Sooner or later you’ll find yourself in a big group amid some riders with sketchy skills. It pays to learn how to survive (and also make yourself welcome) in a crowd. Look for risky riders. These are the unsteady people who wobble, appear nervous, have a tense grip on the handlebars, and frequen...Read more -
Carbon Bike Is Quite Safe
Quite a few riders are worried about safety of carbon material: Is it strong enough? Will it crack when riding? Does it happen suddenly without any sign? Carbon bike is certainly a mature technology. That is why you can hardly find a bike made of other materials in Tour de France. Those well-trai...Read more -
Pros & Cons of Aluminum and Carbon Rims
When it comes to consider improving bike performance, reduce wheel set weight comes first. Carbon and aluminum are two kinds of light material. Their features determine weight, durability and aerodynamics. The majority of bikes on the market come with entry or mid-level ...Read more -
Can you rock your bike?
Cradle is one of the important ways of riding, and it is often used in riding. The mount is like a runaway, and the rocker is like a trot! Since the rocker has requirements for the muscles of the legs and other muscles, novices should not use it often. Advanced riders may wish to use it more and ...Read more -
Recommend a very cost-effective bicycle wheel set
YASEBIKE 700c 38mm depth 25mm width tubeless wheels Using Japan's Toray Toray T700+T800 mixed material, the structure adopts hollow technology (that is, the product is hollow in the middle) to reduce the weight to a great extent. The weight of a rim is now 390g as standa...Read more -
The company adheres to the quality policy line of “professionalism, diligence, pragmatism, innovation and star-level service”,
Xiamen Ocean Composite Technology Co., Ltd. is located in Xiamen, a tourist city in China. It is a carbon fiber bicycle spare parts company integrating R&D, production, sales, and marketing services, providing customized bicycle wheels and OEM services for Chinese and foreign customers. Produ...Read more -
Riding on the YASE road disc brake wheels makes it easy for you to ride on the road around Qinghai Lake.
ride too fast You can’t see the essence by walking around the flowers Only the ride is just right Challenge yourself and enjoy the whole scenery Riding on the YASE road disc brake wheels makes it easy for you to ride on the road around Qinghai Lake. Whether it is a couple, parent-child...Read more -
Tubeless is better to have holes or not to have holes
ims are advertised as Tubeless Ready (with holes) or UST (without holes). What’s the functional difference? Which one is lighter? What’s easier? We’ll dive into more detail so you can make an informed decision and purchase what suits you best. With Holes – Tubeless Ready Rims This is the st...Read more -
Cycling, even breathing is important, is your breathing method correct?
When riding, there is such a problem that troubles many beginners: sometimes even if you are not tired, you are out of breath and your feet can’t work hard. Why is this? In fact, this is often caused by the wrong way you breathe. The importance of breathing Breathing, seemingly simple, ac...Read more -
My days with aluminum were over.
My days with aluminum were over. My first pair of carbon wheels came out of necessity in 2015 when lower back pain forced me to switch from riding a race-oriented diamond-frame road bike to a race-oriented recumbent road bike. I had always built my own wheels because as a 130lb. climber, I put a ...Read more
