Yes. Almost all Triathlons have rules requiring the use of a helmet when riding the bike: before, during, and after the competition - or face disqualification. Yes. Almost all Triathlons have rules requiring the use of a helmet when riding the bike: before, during, and after the competition - or face disqualification.
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"Gear" today can mean two different things. In engineering/tech speak a gear is a gear ratio, a way of trading speed for strength or the other way around. "Gear" in everyday language often means "stuff", or "equipment". Like fishing gear(rods and lures), sports gear etc.
In tech speak the best gear is the one where you can pedal most efficiently. For a longer ride this usually means keeping the cranks turning at a rate of 80-100 turns/minute.
A question about "best equipment" can't be answered, as there's too much personal preference involved in that.
"Gear" today can mean two different things. In engineering/tech speak a gear is a gear ratio, a way of trading speed for strength or the other way around. "Gear" in everyday language often means "stuff", or "equipment". Like fishing gear(rods and lures), sports gear etc.
In tech speak the best gear is the one where you can pedal most efficiently. For a longer ride this usually means keeping the cranks turning at a rate of 80-100 turns/minute.
A question about "best equipment" can't be answered, as there's too much personal preference involved in that.
Pretty much whatever you want. A helmet is always a good idea, as are good shoes(no flip-flops or barefoot).
For a casual ride, just wear whatever is comfortable for the weather and temperature.
For a more strenuous ride, tight-fitting, sweat-wicking sports clothes are nice. For longer rides, special, padded bike shorts are nice.
Depends on the weather, and what kind of riding I'm doing. If I'm riding hard, I'll wear tight fitting, wicking clothes to keep comfortable as I sweat. If I'm just pottering around I'll weare whatever I'm already wearing. Maybe add helmet, cycling shoes and gloves if I can be bothered.
a full face helmet is compulsory googles, shin guards, knee guards, fore arm guards, elbow pads body armor and shoulder pads.
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When mountain biking, it is recommended to wear moisture-wicking clothing, padded shorts, a helmet, gloves, and sturdy shoes with good grip. It is also important to consider the weather conditions and wear layers that can be easily removed or added as needed.
No, it is not recommended to wear a ski helmet for biking as they are designed for different types of impacts and may not provide adequate protection. It is best to use a helmet specifically designed for biking.
For biking, wear moisture-wicking clothing, padded shorts, a helmet, and closed-toe shoes for comfort and safety.
Yes, biking goggles can be designed to fit over glasses for individuals who wear prescription eyewear.
You have to wear Bicycle Helmets while biking to protect your head and most of your neck from damage caused by a road accident.Hope this helps,sweetnicole27
* Drive safely * Obey traffic rules * Maintain the cycle in good condition * Wear protective clothing
Regardless of age, everyone is legally required to wear a helmet while biking. Depending on the country that you live in. UK for instanstance has no legal requirement to wear any sort of safety equipment on a bicycle.
In 60 degree weather, it is recommended to wear layers that can be easily removed as you warm up while biking. Opt for breathable and moisture-wicking fabrics to stay comfortable. Consider wearing a long-sleeved shirt or light jacket, along with cycling shorts or pants. Don't forget to wear gloves and a helmet for safety.
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Failure to wear a helmet while biking may require a fine.
You should wear bike gloves to protect your hands from blisters, calluses, and injuries in case of a fall. Gloves also provide better grip and comfort while riding, enhancing your overall biking experience.