A) Determining your riding style and needs B) Welding the frame C) Ordering all the components D) Painting the frame
A) Carbon Fiber B) Aluminum C) Titanium D) Steel
A) The weight of the frame B) Angles and measurements of the frame C) The color of the frame D) The brand of the frame
A) Pedal efficiency B) Steering responsiveness C) Braking power D) Seat comfort
A) Handlebar width B) Saddle height C) Gear ratios D) Stability and handling
A) Part of the drivetrain B) Slots where the wheels attach to the frame C) Part of the braking system D) Part of the suspension
A) Guiding brake and shift cables B) Attaching the wheels C) Securing the handlebars D) Adjusting the seat height
A) The saddle and handlebars B) The frame and fork C) The wheels and tires D) A collection of mechanical parts like shifters, derailleurs, and brakes
A) Bottom Bracket B) Cassette C) Derailleur D) Crankset
A) Houses the rear gears B) Connects the pedals to the frame C) Supports the front wheel D) Holds the chain
A) Brake Caliper Distance B) Bottom Bracket Clearance C) Bolt Circle Diameter D) Bicycle Component Design
A) Hydraulic Disc Brakes B) Rim Brakes C) Caliper Brakes D) Coaster Brakes
A) Tires that are solid rubber B) Tires that are only for road bikes C) Tires that are excessively wide D) Tires that don't require an inner tube
A) Inches B) Kilograms C) Watts D) PSI or Bar
A) Attaches the wheels to the frame B) Supports the saddle C) Connects the fork to the frame D) Controls the gears
A) Pliers B) Hammer C) Screwdriver D) Torque Wrench
A) Making sure the wheel is round and straight B) Painting the wheels C) Replacing the tires D) Cleaning the wheels
A) Bottom bracket tool B) Cassette lockring tool C) Spoke wrench D) Chain whip
A) The chain becoming more flexible B) The chain becoming shorter C) The chain changing color D) The lengthening of the chain links due to wear
A) Making the chain shiny B) Reducing friction and wear C) Increasing the chain's weight D) Making the chain stiffer
A) Pedal efficiency B) Smooth shifting and braking C) Handlebar grip D) Saddle comfort
A) Secures the cables to the frame B) Provides grip and cushioning on handlebars C) Protects the frame from scratches D) Covers the brake levers
A) Brake power B) Handlebar reach C) Efficient pedaling and injury prevention D) Wheel stability
A) Choosing the lightest components B) Choosing the right frame color C) Adjusting the bike to the rider's body D) Selecting the best tires
A) Adjusting the brakes B) Tightening the headset C) Measuring the frame angles D) Straightening a bent derailleur hanger
A) Lubricating components B) Preventing bolts from loosening C) Painting the frame D) Cleaning components
A) Having a stylish paint job B) Using expensive tools C) Choosing the lightest components D) Ensuring all components are properly installed and tightened
A) Not tightening it enough B) Cross-threading the cups C) Using the wrong size wrench D) Using too much grease
A) Lubricating carbon fiber parts B) Repairing carbon fiber parts C) Increasing friction between carbon fiber parts D) Cleaning carbon fiber parts
A) Brake function and gear shifting B) Saddle height C) Tire pressure D) Handlebar alignment |