Tip #1: Then first make your goals clear!
Set a goal for mileage per week, or do you want to improve your time on your favorite track? The other 6 tips will help you achieve your resolutions and goals.
Tip #2: Discover new routes and provide variety in tracks!
Want to be surprised by new routes? The latest bike computers offer you the Route Explore function so that every ride is a surprise and you never have to ride the same lap. Bryton's bike computers ensure that there is always a route available for the circumstances. For example, do you only have an hour today, and 3 hours tomorrow? Plan out the route with the modern
Bryton devices such as the Bryton Rider S800, for example
Tip #3: Take good care of your bike
For safety, comfort and safeguarding, it is incredibly important that your bike is in top condition before you start working on your own! Therefore, always take care of your bike immediately upon your return. If the mud is still wet, you can easily remove it with
Bike7's Fast Clean and don't forget to dry your chain and grease it with
Pro Wax. In this way you can ensure that your bike remains in top condition.
Tip #4: Setback or breakdown on the road?
Hit the road with the proper preparation. Make sure you always have a
Trivio Ready to Ride saddle bag with you so you can always get back on the road quickly in case of a flat tire! This way you lose as little time as possible and you can quickly continue your route!
Tip #5: Get the right tires for the conditions in which you will be cycling
Always use the right tires for the surface of your route with the lowest rolling resistance and the right contact surface and grip. Of course, also think about proper tire pressure before you hit the road.
Find out all about tire pressure in our Goodyear blog. Looking for new tires? Check out our wide range of race, gravel and mountain bike tires.
Tip #6: Hit the road safely, protect yourself with the right equipment!
Stay healthy in the new year as well and hit the road responsibly with the right protection. An accident can happen anytime, so you need to be prepared for anything or as much as possible when you are racing at high speeds on asphalt or crossing fields and forests.
By protecting your vital parts, you limit the risks during your adventure or everyday ride.
