2010年2月11日 · Looking for the perfect mountain bike fit? We cover everything you need to know, from frame size to seat height and handlebar width, plus much more.

Dial in your bike’s fit and handling to get the most from it. Our simple 7-step guide will help you with the setup of your new or used mountain bike.

Learn tips for setting up your new mountain bike, including adjusting saddle height, brake levers, shifters, tire pressure and suspension.

2024年8月26日 · Congratulations on your sweet new bike! This article will help you set it up for comfort and fun. I’ll assume you’re riding the correct bike size. Do not trust the bike makers’ size charts. For help choosing the right size: • See our article on frame sizing. • Read my book, “Dialed.” • Join the Lee Likes Bikes MTB School.

2017年3月11日 · Getting your bike set up so you get the best from it and that you have years of comfortable riding is fundamental to enjoying your cycling. We talked to the expert bike fitters at gebioMized to find out how to get your seat height dialled.

2021年7月15日 · From your saddle height to sag settings, the setup of your mountain bike can make or break your rides, with the correct setup delivering speed, comfort and fun in equal measure.

Learn more about how to set up mountain bike suspension with our step-by-step guide. Trek full suspension mountain bikes are often compatible with slightly longer forks with more suspension travel. Installing a longer fork will give you more control on descents but will make the front wheel more likely to wander on climbs.

2024年8月21日 · In this feature, we’ll highlight the main points of adjustment and explain how to set things up for your needs and proportions. Gravel bike vs mountain bike: what are the differences? Although mountain bikes share several adjustments found on road and gravel bikes, they can be a little more complicated when it comes to things like suspension.

If you’re new to mountain biking, then the following tips will help you improve your bike setup and keep it working smoothly, without spending a lot of money on doing so.

2016年12月5日 · Getting comfortable on your bike is first and foremost of course, but how it connects with the three main contact points can make a huge difference to how fast you can …