- bicycles, and BMX
bikes. Less
common are tandems, low riders, tall
bikes,
fixed gear,
folding models,
amphibious bicycles,
cargo bikes, re****bents and electric...
- motorcycles. For example, scooters, mopeds, underbones, minibikes,
pocket bikes,
electric bikes, and three-wheeled
motorcycles are
often excluded from the main...
- preferred, even on high-end race
bikes. Much
simpler fixed wheel bikes are also available. Many road
bikes,
along with
mountain bikes,
include clipless pedals...
-
mountain bikes primarily on
paved surfaces; some may
prefer the
upright position,
plush ride, and
stability that
mountain bikes often have.
Mountain biking terrain...
- Look up
biker,
bikers, bikie, or
bikies in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Biker or
bikie may
refer to: A cyclist, a
bicycle rider or parti****nt in...
-
biking (abbr. MTB) is a
sport of
riding bicycles off-road,
often over
rough terrain,
usually using specially designed mountain bikes.
Mountain bikes share...
- Haro
Bikes Corporation is an
American BMX and
Mountain bicycle manufacturer which was
founded in 1978 by Bob Haro. The Haro
bikes were
considered Freestyle...
-
first large-scale
urban bike share program to
feature specially designed bikes with
parts that
could not be used on
other bikes. To
obtain a bicycle, riders...
- e-
bikes are
available worldwide, but they
generally fall into two
broad categories:
bikes that ****ist the rider's pedal-power (i.e. pedelecs) and
bikes...
- appearance. Rat-Look
bikes are
motorcycles that have been
deliberately styled to look like ratbikes.
Survival bikes,
often confused with rat
bikes, may look similar...
