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Bike safety is something every cyclist wants, but sometimes we get too much in a hurry and assume our bike is as ready as we are for the ride. Anything can happen to the bike and become loose or misaligned on the transport to your destination. Here are 10 simple and quick checks you should do every time before you take off to ensure a safe and uneventful ride.
Check the Tires and Wheels
Check both wheels and move them from side to side. You want to make sure they are not loose.
Flip open and lock close the quick release levers holding the wheels in place. Make sure you have a good tight lock.
Visually look over each tire and make sure there are no signs rips, cracks, tears or punctures.
Spin the wheels to make sure they spin true and straight and there is no wobble or contact with the brake pads.
Make sure the tire pressure is correct for your upcoming ride. It is best to use a tire gauge to accurately verify the pressure is consistent with what is recommended on the side wall of the tire. If the tires are under inflated you will have to pedal harder than necessary, and the bike won't provide as smooth a ride as it can.
Check the Brakes
Pull back on the brake levers. If adjusted properly, for most bikes, you should only have to pull half way the distance to the handle bar to get a solid grip on the tires. Visually make sure the brake pads have enough rubber on them to work properly and they seat evenly on the wheel rim when applied. Now sitting on the bike squeeze the brakes and try to move the bike. If the brakes are adjusted properly there should be no movement possible of the wheels.
Check the Handle Bars
To make sure the front handle bars are solid step in front of the bike facing the handle bars, lock the front wheel between your legs and try to move the handle bars. There should be no movement.
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