A) Chrome Industries B) MASH SF C) The Bicycle Business D) IMINUSD
A) Macaframa B) Cinelli C) TRAFIK D) Chrome Industries
A) IMINUSD B) SMC C) MASH SF D) The Bicycle Business
A) Cinelli B) Chrome Industries C) SMC D) TRAFIK
A) The TRAFIK Speedster B) The SMC Freestyle C) The Macaframa Pro D) Cinelli MASH Histogram
A) TRAFIK B) MASH SF C) SMC D) Macaframa
A) SMC B) MASH SF C) Macaframa D) TRAFIK
A) 2012 B) 2008 C) 2010 D) 2015
A) Macaframa B) TRAFIK C) MASH SF D) SMC
A) San Francisco B) Los Angeles C) Sacramento D) San Jose
A) Velodrome B) Public parks C) City streets D) Mountain trails
A) Steel or aluminum B) Concrete or wood C) Asphalt or gravel D) Plastic or glass
A) Alleycat B) Scratch C) Keirin D) Omnium
A) Tokyo B) New York City C) San Francisco D) Los Angeles
A) 2006 B) 2008 C) 2005 D) 1999
A) Los Angeles B) San Francisco C) New York City D) Tokyo
A) Castelli B) Nike C) Adidas D) Red Bull
A) Ride + Style B) Mixpression C) Monstertrack D) Wolfpack
A) New York City B) Los Angeles C) Tokyo D) San Francisco
A) Flatland B) Artistic cycling C) BMX racing D) Track cycling
A) Bike polo B) Mountain hill climb C) Bicycle tennis D) Cycling tag
A) A documentary film B) A racing bike C) A velodrome D) A professional racing team
A) 4 B) 6 C) 8 D) 2
A) Olympic swimming finals B) Tour de France C) Triathlon championships D) Single Speed World Championships
A) Brazil B) Poland C) Austria D) Singapore
A) At least one functioning brake B) Two independent brakes C) A bell on every bike D) Rear-view mirrors
A) Front and rear lighting B) A specific gear ratio C) Two independent brakes D) Rear-view mirror on the left
A) A rear brake is required B) No brakes are required C) Two independent brakes are required D) Front brakes are optional
A) They were declared mandatory B) A local court accepted the mechanism as a suitable back brake C) They were banned entirely D) Police seized all fixed-gear bikes
A) Rarely enforced B) Strictly enforced C) Only enforced at night D) Non-existent
A) They require no brakes at all B) They must have only a rear brake C) They are completely illegal D) They must be equipped with a braking system on the front wheel
A) Children's bicycles B) Mountain bikes C) Track bicycles D) Electric bicycles
A) Lights facing forward and back B) A horn C) Two independent sets of brakes D) A bell on every wheel
A) A blinking light B) A horn C) Amber reflectors on pedals D) A rear-view mirror
A) Both front and rear brakes B) At least one rear brake C) A bell D) Reflectors
A) Only a rear brake B) A good front and rear brake C) No brakes are required D) Only a front brake
A) Working brakes, handlebars, and horns B) A rear-view mirror C) Reflectors on the sides D) Front and rear lights
A) Only the rear wheel B) On the handlebars C) Only the front wheel D) Front and rear wheels
A) Hand-operated brakes only B) An adequate brake system C) Two independent brakes D) Only a front brake
A) Low weight B) Advanced gear shifting C) High durability of tires D) Integrated braking system
A) It does not wear out at all B) It wears out faster C) It wears out slower D) It wears out at the same rate
A) Derailleur-based B) Single-speed freewheel C) Fixed-gear D) Internal gear hub
A) Increased risk of loss of control B) The chain is more likely to snap C) The tires will deflate instantly D) The gears will shift unexpectedly
A) The bike automatically slows down B) The chain falls off C) The bike switches to reverse D) It can lead to a kick to the trailing leg
A) Improved traction B) Loss of control C) Increased speed D) The pedals break off
A) By using smaller pedals B) By having a higher bottom bracket C) By using wider tires D) By using shorter cranks
A) Heavy weight B) Slow speed C) High maintenance costs D) Lack of multiple gears
A) The brakes are not strong enough B) The frame is too flexible C) The rider cannot adjust gearing to match the terrain D) The chain is too long
A) Relaxed road geometry. B) Mountain bike geometry. C) Unicycle geometry. D) Steep track geometry.
A) At low speeds. B) On a flat straight road. C) While riding uphill. D) During cornering.
A) Clockwise B) Counter-clockwise C) Downward D) Upward
A) Prevents the sprocket from unscrewing B) Increases gear ratio C) Aligns the wheel frame D) Adjusts the chain tension
A) Folding frames B) Vertical dropouts C) Suspension frames D) Horizontal dropouts
A) Cleaning the chain B) Securely installing the sprocket C) Adjusting the seat height D) Lubricating the bearings
A) Thread sealer B) Tape C) Glue D) Water
A) Reducing pedal weight B) Changing the gear ratio C) Fixing the wheel alignment D) Adjusting chain tension
A) Dropouts B) Chain links C) Axle threads D) Sprocket teeth
A) Rubber spacers B) Metal washers C) Extra long bolts D) Chain half link
A) 38 mm B) 50 mm C) 45 mm D) 42 mm
A) Slipped pedals B) Broken crank arms C) Wrecked frame D) Bent handlebar
A) Shimano Dura-Ace B) Campagnolo Record C) SRAM Omnium D) White Industries' ENO
A) Removing the lockrings B) Placing thin spacers under the right-hand cup C) Replacing the chain D) Tightening the crank bolts
A) White Industries B) Shimano C) Sturmey-Archer D) Goldtec
A) Elastic rubber chains. B) Traditional full bushing type. C) Hollow-pin racing chains. D) Variable tension chains.
A) Daily. B) Monthly. C) Every ten miles. D) Once a year.
A) Tight enough to snap. B) Very loose for smoother pedaling. C) No visible slack. D) Loose enough to sag.
A) To ensure they spin silently. B) To check for speed rating. C) To see if they are the right color. D) For possible puncture locations.
A) Goth B) Hipster C) Skater D) Punk
A) Pedal Power B) Wind Breaker C) Fixed Life D) Seoul Gears
A) 2013 B) 2007 C) 2010 D) 2015
A) India B) Vietnam C) China D) Japan
A) Free repair services B) Higher quality frames C) Custom paint jobs D) Undercutting prices
A) 2010 B) 2014 C) 2007 D) 2013
A) Reddit B) LiveJournal C) Facebook D) Twitter
A) Endurance marathons B) Alleycat races C) Mountain climbs D) Velodrome sprints
A) The local cycling union B) Red Bull C) The Russian Ministry of Sport D) A local university
A) 100 kilometers B) 50 kilometers C) 10 kilometers D) 25 kilometers
A) Malmö B) Gothenburg C) Stockholm D) Uppsala
A) Svart Katt B) Pista Malmø C) Fista Sthlm D) Komet Club Rouler
A) Gothenburg B) Malmö C) Kiruna D) Stockholm
A) Pista Malmø B) Svart Katt C) Fista Sthlm D) Komet Club Rouler
A) Competition B) Aggression C) Freedom D) Exclusivity
A) Higher safety B) Minor rebellion C) Better braking control D) Lower maintenance costs
A) Alleycat B) Premium Rush C) The Tour D) Fixed Gear NYC
A) Steel-frame B) Titanium frame C) Carbon-fiber frame D) Aluminum frame
A) Joseph Gordon-Levitt B) The New York cycling commissioner C) Wilee D) Henri Desgrange |